OTCMKTS:NASB

Nasb Financial Stock Insider Trading

Financial Services > Banks - Regional

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$40.35

-0.650 (-1.59%)

At Close: Jun 22, 2026

NASB Financial Stock Insider Power

Based on the 10 latest insides trades, we have calculated the insider power to be negative at 0. In total, the insiders bought 9K and sold 11.4K NASB shares in the last 10 trades. The insider score can be negative despite buy/sell ratio being positive. The score focuses on the quality of the trades.

Insider Power (Last 10 transactions)	0
● Buy	9K shares
● Sell	11.4K shares
60% Buy Activity Negligible or No Correlation
No Significant Signals No statistically significant buy or sell signals detected in recent insider data.

Historical Insider Trades

Date	Type	Person	Role	Amount
Aug 11, 2010 Buy	Common stock ($0.15 par value) P-Purchase	Brady Barrett Director	Director	3 000 Value: $46.1K
Aug 11, 2010 Buy	Common stock ($0.15 par value) P-Purchase	Brady Barrett Director	Director	3 000 Value: $46.1K
Jan 27, 2009 Buy	Common Stock J-Other	Watson Jim A Officer	Officer	0 Value: $0
Jan 27, 2009 Buy	Common Stock J-Other	Watson Jim A Officer	Officer	0 Value: $0
Feb 14, 2006 Sell	Common stock ($0.15 par value) S-Sale	Watson Jim A Vice President	CEO / President	5 500 Value: $200.6K
Feb 14, 2006 Sell	Common stock ($0.15 par value) S-Sale	Watson Jim A Vice President	CEO / President	5 500 Value: $200.6K
Apr 27, 2005 Buy	Common stock ($0.15 par value) P-Purchase	Brady Barrett Director	Director	1 500 Value: $57.7K
Apr 27, 2005 Buy	Common stock ($0.15 par value) P-Purchase	Brady Barrett Director	Director	1 500 Value: $57.7K
Oct 07, 2003 Sell	Common stock ($0.15 par value) G-Gift	Watson Jim A Vice President	CEO / President	200 Value: $8K
Oct 07, 2003 Sell	Common stock ($0.15 par value) G-Gift	Watson Jim A Vice President	CEO / President	200 Value: $8K

About Insider Power

Insider Power is a proprietary algorithm developed by StockInvest.us to evaluate the significance of insider transactions. The calculation considers the size, type, and timing of transactions, as well as the insider’s role within the company.

It is important to note that, in general, there is little to no correlation between insider transactions and short-term stock price movements. In one of our studies, only 0.22%^* of stocks with insider activity showed a measurable correlation — and even then, it was unclear whether the effect was caused by insider actions or simply by the stock’s broader trend.

While our algorithms are designed to highlight potentially meaningful signals, these cannot be regarded as statistically significant on their own. Insider trading activity should therefore be seen as informative rather than as direct trading guidance. The Insider Power metric was created to present this information in a clearer and more accessible way, helping investors better understand the possible context of insider activity.

* October 6th, 2025 - Tested on 5562 stocks