NeuroOne Medical Technologies
Insider trading & Transactions

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Transaction Date Insider Security Shares Price per share Total value Source
Sale
CHRISTIANSON MARK officer: Business Development D..
 Common Stock 2,189 $0.88 $1,918
Sale
CHRISTIANSON MARK officer: Business Development D..
 Common Stock 25,800 $0.88 $22,652
Purchase
MCCLURG RONALD W. officer: Chief Financial Officer
 Common Stock 50,900 $0.98 $50,035
Sale
CHRISTIANSON MARK officer: Business Development D..
 Common Stock 12,711 $1.5 $19,092
Sale
CHRISTIANSON MARK officer: Business Development D..
 Common Stock 11,667 $1.51 $17,606
Sale
CHRISTIANSON MARK officer: Business Development D..
 Common Stock 2,122 $1.61 $3,406
Purchase
MCCLURG RONALD W. officer: Chief Financial Officer
 Common Stock 10,000 $1.02 $10,220
Purchase
MCCLURG RONALD W. officer: Chief Financial Officer
 Common Stock 14,000 $1.06 $14,784
Purchase
MCCLURG RONALD W. officer: Chief Financial Officer
 Common Stock 10,500 $0.98 $10,290
Purchase
MCCLURG RONALD W. officer: Chief Financial Officer
 Common Stock 17,500 $0.85 $14,928
Sale
CHRISTIANSON MARK officer: Business Development D..
 Common Stock 1,200 $6.3 $7,560
Sale
CHRISTIANSON MARK officer: Business Development D..
 Common Stock 11,300 $6.74 $76,196
Option
MATHIESEN JEFFREY S director
 Common Stock 34,020 N/A N/A
Option
MATHIESEN JEFFREY S director
 Option to Purchase Common Stock 34,020 N/A N/A
Sale
CHRISTIANSON MARK officer: VP of Market Development
 Common Stock 334,000 $0.6 $200,400
Sale
FREDRICKSON WADE 10 percent owner
 Common Stock 227,272 N/A N/A
Purchase
SAMAD AMER director
 Common Stock 15,728 $0.03 $503

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