Thank you.
In Canada, mutual funds disclose holdings twice a year. But other investors do not have to disclose holdings until they own 10% of a company. IZO is up 630% YTD, but note for such a tiny company it does not take a lot of buying to move share prices. Insiders own 10% but note only one shareholder (the CEO) is more than 5% (6.57%). Insiders need to disclose transactions but there have been no filings in the last six months. Note most brokers will have information on which brokers have been buying, but clients do not need to disclose unless required to by law as noted above. RBC Capital has been the biggest buyer of stock this year, at 1.8M shares, followed by TD Securities at 748,000 shares. Brokers can also not disclose their company, and 'anonymous' has bought 1.1M shares this year.