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Jefferies Financial Group stock timeline

A year of the price with every insider trade, planned sale, earnings report and material 8-K marked

252 sessions−8.5% to $47.38

Jefferies Financial Group (JEF) stock fell 8% over the last 252 sessions, to $47.38. On the way it reported 0 quarters, its insiders filed 2 open-market trades, and the company filed 0 material 8-Ks. Each is marked on the price and listed with what the stock did next.

JEF: a year of the stock with every disclosure on itJEF: a year of the stock with every disclosure on it$41.64$50.14$58.64$67.14▲2026-05-01 · Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. bought $310M▲2026-07-15 · Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. bought $319M▲Insider buy2025-11-062026-11-06
Daily closes, Nov 6, 2025 to Nov 6, 2026; hover a mark for the filing.

Each mark, and what followed

DateKindWhatNext session5 sessions21 sessions
Jul 15, 2026Insider buySumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. bought $319M+5.7% (+5.3% vs SPY)+5.0% (+5.5% vs SPY)+1.6% (−1.1% vs SPY)
May 1, 2026Insider buySumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc. bought $310M+2.2% (+1.9% vs SPY)+6.5% (+4.7% vs SPY)+10.6% (+5.2% vs SPY)

Insiders’ record here

In the year on the chart, Jefferies Financial Group's insiders reported 2 open-market buys ($629M) and 0 sales ($0). Of the 2 old enough to score, 1 were followed by the stock doing what the trade implied over the next 63 sessions (beating SPY after a buy, lagging it after a sale); the median excess return after a buy was +7.8% and after a sale —.

Across the whole universe (19,782 scored trades), insider buys beat the market 46% of the time and sales were followed by a lagging stock 61% of the time; buys of $1M or more 39%. Every pattern →

Jefferies Financial Group: every quarter → Live insider trades →

Prices are daily closes; filings and trades are as filed with the SEC (Form 4 within two business days of the trade, 8-K within four of the event). Moves after a mark are the stock's close-to-close change and the same for SPY; they describe the record, not what the next one will do. Not investment advice.