Insider transactions
Who inside the company has recently acquired or disposed of shares? Officers, directors and 10% owners of US companies must report every transaction to the SEC within two business days (Form 4). General information, not investment advice.
Automated chart analysis, not investment advice – the decision and the risk are yours. Insiders trade for many reasons (taxes, estate planning, options) – a filing is not a recommendation. Risk notice and investment advice
Source: SEC EDGAR, Form 4 · Filings as of Oct 26, 2026 · 239 of 240 stocks loaded – the rest will follow over the next few days.
Ranking of the stocks with the largest insider purchases or sales in the last 3 months (25 stocks)
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What do the types mean?
SEC transaction codes
- Open-market purchase: P – purchase on the open market or privately at the stated price (the person pays themselves).
- Open-market sale: S – sale on the open market or privately at the stated price.
- Option exercise: M – exercise or conversion of options or rights into shares.
- Tax paid with shares: F – shares withheld to pay taxes or the exercise price (not a market decision).
- Grant (compensation): A – shares or options granted by the company as compensation.
- Gift: G – gift, without consideration.
- 10b5-1 plan: The transaction follows a trading plan set in advance – it was not decided at short notice.
The list shows open-market purchases (P) and sales (S), without options and other derivatives. Roles: officer = executive, director = member of the board of directors, 10% owner = more than 10% of the shares.
Personal data comes from public mandatory filings with the SEC and is deleted after 24 months – Privacy, objections via Contact.