Latest SEC filings for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited (TSM) explained in plain English: insider buying and selling (Form 4), proposed insider sales (Form 144), material company events (8-K), and quarterly & annual reports (10-Q / 10-K). Sourced directly from SEC EDGAR.
Yoo Chue-San, listed as VP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 65 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Yuan Lipen, listed as VP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 52 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Zhang Kevin Xiaoqiang, listed as SVP and Deputy Co-COO at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 79 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Tien Bor-Zen, listed as VP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 62 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Wang Ying-Lang, listed as SVP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 69 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Yeap Choh Fei, listed as SVP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 68 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Wu Shien-Yang, listed as SVP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 71 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Wei Che-Chia, listed as Director, Chairman and CEO at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 186 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Liaw Yung-Haw, listed as VP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 61 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Lu Lee-Chung, listed as VP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 65 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Mii Yuh-Jier, listed as EVP and Co-COO at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 88 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Lin Shyue-Shyh, listed as VP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 58 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Lin Chris Horng-Dar, listed as VP and CIO at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 60 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Hsu Kuo-Chin, listed as VP at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 66 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.
Huang Jen-Chau, listed as SVP and CFO at TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD, reported an open-market purchase of 37 TSM shares in a Form 4 filing. Insider buying is often treated as a bullish signal because company insiders are committing their own capital.