Insider Trading Tracker (SEC Form 4)

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Corporate insiders — CEOs, CFOs, directors and 10% owners — must report their trades to the SEC on Form 4 within about two business days. Trading Intel collects those filings from SEC EDGAR and surfaces the notable ones for free, updated daily.

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What you'll see

Every row shows the insider, their role, the ticker, whether it was a buy or sale, the share count and dollar value, and a link to the original SEC filing.
Open-market buys are the higher-signal event — insiders sell for many reasons, but they buy for one. Watch for cluster buys: several insiders buying the same company at once.
We stamp the price at filing and the move since, so you can see how much of the reaction is already priced in.

How to read it

Sort by value to find the biggest transactions, filter to a ticker you follow, and prioritise clusters of buys across different roles (CEO + CFO + director) over a single insider acting alone.

Frequently asked questions

What is an SEC Form 4?

A filing insiders (officers, directors, 10% owners) must submit to the SEC within ~2 business days of trading their company's stock. It's public record on SEC EDGAR.

Are insider buys better signals than sells?

Generally yes. Insiders sell for liquidity, taxes and diversification, but open-market buying usually reflects genuine conviction.

Is the insider data free?

Yes — free to browse. Premium unlocks full history, filters and every other dataset.