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Insider Cluster (2 insiders) ·Filed May 18, 2026

FNRN

FIRST NORTHERN COMMUNITY BANCORP
NEUTRAL
Impact 3/10
Horizondays Processed5mo ago
Insider cluster: 2 insiders, $156K total
Actionable Insight • Neutral

No actionable signal from this cluster. The CEO's $120K sale is small and could reflect routine portfolio rebalancing or tax planning. Monitor next 10-Q for credit quality trends, but this insider activity alone does not warrant any trading action. The CEO's remaining $194K in 30d prior sales also suggests a pattern of gradual liquidity selling, not informed bearishness.

DirectionNeutral
Confidencehigh
Horizondays
Final — all horizons settled through T+60d
FNRN ▼ -0.23% at T+60d
NEUTRAL call -0.23% · α vs SPY -6.52% · entry $17.55 → $17.51
Entry = T+0 close
May 18, 2026
via day close
T+1d
-0.23%
call -0.23% · α -1.27%
$17.51
settled 5mo ago
T+5d
-1.99%
call -1.99% · α -4.29%
$17.20
settled 5mo ago
T+20d
+3.48%
call +3.48% · α +2.49%
$18.16
settled 4mo ago
T+60d
-0.23%
call -0.23% · α -6.52%
$17.51
settled 3mo ago

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Executive Summary

Two insiders at First Northern Community Bancorp (FNRN) — CEO Jeremiah Smith and Director Mark Schulze sold a combined ~$156K in open-market sales over a 7-day window ending May 15. The CEO's $120K sale is the dominant transaction; no insider buying occurred. At $290M market cap, the total represents ~0.05% of market cap — well below the 0.1% materiality threshold, making this a routine liquidity or diversification event despite the CEO involvement.

Key Financial Metrics

Direction
selling
Total Value
$157.3K
Insiders
2

Key Facts

  • CEO Jeremiah Smith Jeremiah sold 6,783 shares at ~$17. $17.69 for $120K on May 15.
  • Director Schulze sold 2,000 shares at $17.79 for $36K on May 12.
  • ${1 non-cash gift of 76 shares (~$1.3K) from Smith occurred on May 13.
  • Total open-market sales = ~$157K, or ~0.05% of $290M market cap.
  • No insider purchases in the 7-day window; no cluster buying.
  • Recent 30-day insider activity shows $350K in total sales over 30 days.
  • Calibration cross-filing amplifiers fire but the magnitude of trading is too small for amplification to change the score.

Financial Impact

Total insider sales of ~$156K in open-market transactions over 7 days — immaterial relative to $290M market cap

Risk Factors

  • CEO selling is a non-zero signal but the dollar magnitude is too small to be informative.
  • If FNRN were to report deteriorating loan quality or net interest margin compression, the past insider sales could be viewed in hindsight as prescient — but no such indicators are present in this filing.

Market Snapshot

Exchange
Nasdaq
Sector
Savings Institution, Federally Chartered

Investment Themes

Traditional Finance

Documents Analyzed

This report is based on 1 SEC document filed with EDGAR.

DocumentAccession Number
CLUSTER Data (Synthetic)cluster-FNRN-1779141167930
2 reports for FNRN
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Reports for FNRN — sortable, filterable
TypeNow
May 18, 2026
23w ago
Insider Cluster
NEUTRAL ★ 3/10
$17.55 $18.16▲ +3.48%▲ +2.49%$16.80 (−4.27%)
May 4, 2026
25w ago
Insider Cluster
NEUTRAL ★ 2/10
$17.04 $17.13▲ +0.53%▼ −5.12%$16.80 (−1.41%)
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Report published May 18, 2026