Insider Trading Tracker
Beta
Track verified open-market purchases by CEOs, CFOs, and Directors. Filter out 10b5-1 planned sales to find high-conviction stock signals.
Real-time Institutional Sentiment Analysis
Market Activity (Feb 12)
Scope: SEC Form 4 filings reported on the selected date. Includes Open Market transactions and Option Exercises; excludes Grants, Gifts, and Private Transfers.
Scope: SEC Form 4 filings reported on the selected date. Includes Open Market transactions and Option Exercises; excludes Grants, Gifts, and Private Transfers.
78 Insider Companies
Normal
Activity Level: Based on the number of active companies vs. the 30-day moving average.
7% Purchases
Purchases: $11.42 M
Sells: $148.94 M
Transaction Breakdown (Count):
Strong Buy: Direct open market purchases (Transaction Code P).
24
Purchases
Direct Sale: Pure liquidation of shares (Transaction Code S).
60
Sells
Option Action: Sales resulting from option exercises (Code M).
15
Exercises
High Conviction Signals (24h)
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Cluster (2)Cluster Buy: 2 unique insiders purchased shares within a 7-day window.· Avg $0.00Weighted Avg Price: Calculated based on total value / total shares bought by the cluster.0.0%Signal Return: Stock performance since the transaction date.Return
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CEO Buy · Cost $15.53+ 2.1%Signal Return: Stock performance since the transaction date.Return
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CFO Buy · Cost $1.43-3.5%Signal Return: Stock performance since the transaction date.Return
Top Transactions
Screening Logic
- Transactions > $50,000 only.
- Ranked by 'Amount + Role'. Prioritizes C-Suite & 10% Owners.
Note: A medium buy by a CEO may rank higher than a large buy by a Director.
Filter by Transaction Value (Price × Shares). Use 'k' or 'm' for thousands/millions.
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Data Methodology & Reference
Understanding insider signals and SEC reporting standards.
Signal Legend
GuideOpen Market
Buy
Buy (Open Market)
Open market or private purchase
Sell
Sell (Open Market)
Sale on open market
Incentives & Derivatives
Grant: Awarded
Exercise: Option Exercise/Conversion
Conv.: Derivative
Other Context
Tax: Tax Payment
Gift: Donation
Issuer: Sale back to issuer
Other: Private transaction
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Exit: Departure
Data Methodology & Reference
Why is insider buying considered a bullish signal?
As investing legend Peter Lynch noted, insiders sell for many reasons (taxes, diversification), but they typically buy for only one: they expect the price to rise. Our tracker highlights these "Open Market Purchases" as they often outperform the market, especially when done by C-Suite executives (CEO, CFO).
What are "Cluster Buys" and why track them?
A Cluster Buy happens when 2+ unique insiders buy stock within a short period. This consensus significantly increases the signal's reliability compared to a single insider's purchase. Use our "Cluster Buys" filter to isolate these high-probability setups.
Difference between Form 4 and 13F?
SEC Form 4 is filed by individual insiders within 2 days of a trade, offering real-time insight. 13F filings are quarterly reports by institutional funds, released with a 45-day lag. For short-to-medium term trading, Form 4 data provides a much faster signal.
Should I track 10b5-1 planned trades?
Generally, no. 10b5-1 plans are automatic trades scheduled months in advance. They reflect past intentions, not current sentiment. We filter them out by default so you can focus on discretionary, "high conviction" trades.
How quickly is insider data reported after a trade?
According to SEC regulations, insiders must file a Form 4 within two business days of the transaction. Our system processes these filings in real-time, giving you a significant speed advantage over retail investors waiting for quarterly reports.
Does "Direct" vs. "Indirect" ownership matter?
Yes. "Direct" means the insider bought shares in their own name, which is the strongest signal. "Indirect" ownership (via trusts, spouses, or LLCs) is still valid but sometimes less personal. We highlight Direct Open Market purchases as the primary signal.
SEC Form 3
Initial Statement
A snapshot of holdings filed when someone first becomes an insider. Contains no trading activity. Useful for establishing a baseline only.
Our Focus
SEC Form 4
The Gold Standard
Filed within 2 days of a trade. This is where real-time, actionable signals (Buys/Sells) appear. Our platform is optimized to track these instantly.
SEC Form 5
Annual Statement
Year-end summary for small transactions or gifts reported late. Usually considered "stale data" with low signal quality due to the time lag.