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Real-time intelligence on the biggest insider stock trades in the United States. Every transaction over $50K filed with the SEC on Form 4, parsed and ranked automatically.
Insider sentiment is currently cautious. Corporate insiders have sold $0 in shares versus $0 in purchases, resulting in a sell-to-buy ratio of 0.0:1. Note: insider selling is often routine (tax obligations, portfolio diversification) and is not automatically bearish.
Data transparency: Updated daily from SEC EDGAR. Only open-market purchases and sales (Form 4, transaction codes P and S) are included — option exercises, gifts, and other non-market transactions are filtered out. This is not investment advice.
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SEC Form 4 filings reveal when company executives buy or sell their own stock. Large insider purchases are often interpreted as a signal of confidence in the company's future, while large sales may indicate profit-taking or anticipated headwinds. Academic research shows insider buys outperform the market by an average of 6% annually.
This page currently tracks 0 significant insider transactions (each exceeding $50,000) with a combined buy volume of $0.0M and sell volume of $0.0M, sourced live from SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings.
Source: SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings. Only transactions exceeding $50,000 are tracked. Data is updated daily via automated harvesting. Methodology