SEC Form 4 is a mandatory filing by corporate insiders (officers, directors, and major shareholders) reporting changes in their ownership of company stock. Insiders must file within 2 business days of a transaction.

Why show only buys above $100k?

The $100,000 minimum filters out routine small transactions to focus on purchases large enough to represent a meaningful financial commitment from the insider. This is a filter choice, not a signal of quality or predictive value.

Where does this data come from?

All data is sourced from SEC EDGAR's public Form 4 filing feed at https://www.sec.gov/. It is public information filed with the SEC. We do not alter, interpret, or add any data.

SEC EDGAR Form 4 Data

Insider Trades Tracker

Q: What counts as an insider buy?

This tracker shows open-market purchases (Form 4 transaction code 'P') — meaning the insider bought shares on the open market at market price, not through options grants or other compensation mechanisms.

Q: Does insider buying predict stock performance?

No. Displaying this data does not imply it predicts future performance. Insiders may buy for many reasons unrelated to performance expectations. Past insider activity does not guarantee future results. This data is informational only.

Recent notable open-market insider purchases above $100,000 sourced directly from SEC EDGAR Form 4 public filings. Real data, no interpretation, no editorializing.

Disclaimer: Informational and educational only. Not financial advice. Not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Displaying this public SEC data does not imply it predicts future performance. Insiders buy for many reasons. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Source: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission public filings.

Data source: SEC EDGAR Form 4 firehose — public government data

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How this updates: Our insider_watch.py scanner polls SEC EDGAR's public Form 4 feed, parses open-market purchases (transaction code "P") above $100k, and writes the results to signals_insider.json. This page reads that file. The scanner can be run on-demand or on a cron schedule. If the window shows no qualifying filings, the empty state is shown — no fabricated rows are ever added.

About This Insider Trades Tracker

What is SEC Form 4?

SEC Form 4 is a mandatory filing by corporate insiders (officers, directors, and 10%+ shareholders) reporting changes in their ownership of company stock within 2 business days of a transaction. It's public information filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

What counts as an "insider buy" here?

This tracker shows only open-market purchases — Form 4 transactions with code "P" (purchase) and acquired status "A". This excludes options exercises, grants, and other compensation-related transactions. Only purchases at market price where the insider spent their own money.

Why the $100,000 minimum?

The threshold filters routine small transactions to surface purchases large enough to represent a meaningful personal financial commitment. It's an arbitrary filter choice, not a predictive signal.

Does insider buying predict stock performance?

No — we make no such claim. Insiders buy for many reasons (personal financial goals, conviction, diversification rebalancing, etc.). Displaying this factual public data does not imply predictive value. Past results do not guarantee future performance.

Where can I verify this data?

All data links directly to the original SEC EDGAR filing. Click any filing link in the data cards to view the source document on SEC.gov. The SEC EDGAR Form 4 search is at sec.gov.

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