All stock lists
Unlock the score
Virtus Equity & Convertible Income Fund (New York Stock Exchange:NIE)
US · Delayed Price · Currency is USD
Financial Services · Asset Management - Income
24.42-0.25 (-1.01%)
Insider Score
/ 100
NIE Insider Score
Virtus Equity & Convertible Income Fund has a live Insider Score.
Scored on 1 qualifying trade from 1 insider in the last 90 days.
NIE Stock Insider Trading Activity
NIE stock’s insider trading shows 1 purchase for an estimated $6.46K and 1 sale on the open market for an estimated $122.27K by company insiders over the last 6 months.
Not enough price history.
Insider Trading Activity (Form 4 Filings)
An insider trade occurs when an individual that has non-public information about a company buys or sells shares of that company’s stock. Examples of insiders include a company’s executive officers (CEO, CFO, COO), its board of directors, and its major shareholders. Insiders are required to submit their trading activity to the SEC through Form 4 filings.
Scored window · last 90 days1 qualifying buy1 insider$6.46K bought— these are the numbers in the rankings table; the full history below shows every filing (buys, sells and older activity).
| Insider | Action | Shares | Avg Cost | Total | Δ Holdings | Held After | Date | Grade | Form 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MCDANIEL CONNIE D Director | Buy | 245 | $26.37 | $6.46K | 108% | 471 | Aug 20, 2026 | CFirst BuyStake Doubler | Form 4 |
| YEE MICHAEL Other | Sell | 4,605 | $26.55 | $122.27K | 100% | 0 | Aug 10, 2026 | — | Form 4 |
What these mean— the action is the SEC’s own Form 4 transaction code. Only a buy or a sell is an open-market trade; the rest are transfers, awards and exercises, which is why they carry no price.
- Buy (P) — Open-market or private purchase
- Sell (S) — Open-market or private sale
Disclaimer — Informational only — not investment advice. Insider transaction data is sourced from SEC Form 4 filings; market data from public feeds and may be delayed. The Insider Score is a proprietary score for research purposes and does not predict future performance. Always do your own research.