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Mark Brady Sharman is Director at Lion Copper. OQRO lists 8 transactions filed with the SEC under this name, the latest on Oct 23, 2026, each linked to the official Form 4.
Director
Disclosures on record
8
Companies involved
1
Mark Brady Sharman bought shares on the open market in 2026.
Mark Brady Sharman reported 7 open-market purchases and 0 sales since 2026; purchases in 2026.
| Year | Bought | Sold |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | $45K7×7 trades | — |
Open-market purchases (code P) and sales (code S) on Forms 4 and 5. Up to Sep 2024 from the SEC's Insider Transactions Data Sets; since Oct 2024 from each filing as it is published. A trade filed twice (an amendment) counts once. Dollar totals use the price the filer reported; lines with no price count as trades without a value.
3 purchases disclosed. $1,000 placed after each of the 1 purchases disclosed since 2025-11-14 would be worth $819 today ($1K put in); the same in the S&P 500 (SPY): $984.
Not ranked: fewer than 10 purchases measured at 90 days. The middle of the 82 ranked insiders is −5.5 pts (median, against the S&P 500).
Equal weight counts every purchase once; by size counts it for its disclosed dollars. Both are measured from the first close after it was reported. Past results describe the past, not a forecast. How this is measured · Leaderboard
Lion CopperLCU
8 disclosures · Oct 2026 · 7 bought
Oct 20, 202686Kdisclosed Oct 23
DetailsOfficial recordOct 9, 2026Bought~$15Kdisclosed Oct 13
DetailsOfficial recordOct 9, 2026Bought~$14Kdisclosed Oct 13
DetailsOfficial recordOct 7, 2026Bought~$4.4Kdisclosed Oct 9
DetailsOfficial recordSep 25, 2026Bought~$7.8Kdisclosed Oct 2
DetailsOfficial recordSep 24, 2026Bought~$1.3Kdisclosed Oct 2
DetailsOfficial recordSep 23, 2026Bought~$1.8Kdisclosed Oct 2
DetailsOfficial recordSep 22, 2026Bought~$887disclosed Oct 2
DetailsOfficial recordAs of the latest filing on , Mark Brady Sharman reported holding 179,905 shares of Lion Copper (LCU), worth about $840K at the last close of $5 (Nov 13, 2026). In the last 12 months, Mark Brady Sharman bought $45K in 7 open-market purchases.
| Company | Shares reported | How held | Last close | Value at last close | Reported |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lion Copper LCU | 179,905 | 180K direct | $5 | $840K | Oct 9, 2026 |
Is this Mark Brady Sharman’s net worth? No. A Form 4 reports the shares an insider owns in one company after each transaction, directly or through trusts and entities. It says nothing about cash, other investments, property or debt, options not yet exercised are not counted here, and a holding reported some time ago may have changed without a new filing. The value is shares times the last stored close, not a price anyone received. Sources: the filings listed below, each linked to EDGAR. Compare with the biggest insider stakes.
On the latest SEC Form 4, dated Oct 9, 2026, Mark Brady Sharman reported holding 179,905 shares of Lion Copper (LCU). At the last close of $5 on Nov 13, 2026, that is about $840K. This is the stake disclosed in filings, not a net worth.
In SEC filings of the last 12 months, Mark Brady Sharman reported 7 open-market purchases worth $45K, and no open-market sale. Shares withheld for taxes, gifts and option exercises are not counted in these totals.
Mark Brady Sharman bought shares on the open market in 2026.
In SEC filings since 2026: the latest open-market purchase is from 2026; no open-market sale is on record.
Lion Copper (LCU), from 2026 to 2026: 7 purchases and 0 sales.
Mark Brady Sharman reported 7 open-market purchases and 0 sales here, 2026.
Closing prices and the companies' last annual figures; a − or + is a fact of the close, not a forecast.