Insider trading tracker

Open-market insider buys and large sells across our AI stock watchlist, from SEC Form 4 filings and, for European companies that file none, EU Market Abuse Regulation Article 19 notices. Each row is labeled Routine (a scheduled 10b5-1 or company purchase plan), Tax withholding (shares sold to cover tax on a vested grant), or Own call (a same-day decision).

This page shows the 12 newest entries in each feed. Each section has its own full page. When one of these buys lands on a stock that hedge funds and members of Congress are buying too, it shows up on our smart money confluence board.

Updated Oct 9, 2026 · newest filing on the board

Insider buying

How we classify trades and set the size thresholds ↓

See all 160 insider buys and how the feed is filtered →

Insider selling

See all 200 insider sells and how the bar is set →

Filed notices to sell

A Form 144 is a notice an insider files before selling restricted or control stock, so these usually surface two to four days ahead of anything in the tables above, and they state a dollar value up front that a Form 4 never does.

See all 1058 filed notices and what they do and don't tell you →

Insider record pages

Every insider with at least eight Form 4 filings has a record page here. Most of those records are routine: shares sold on a prearranged 10b5-1 plan, which is a scheduling decision made months in advance rather than a view on the stock. The two lists below are the exceptions, and they are the ones worth reading.

Bought on the open market

Open-market purchases are rare. An executive who buys is spending their own money at the current price, and unlike a sale there is no tax bill or diversification plan that explains it away.

Sold outside a scheduled plan

Selling is not a bearish signal on its own. Executives sell for taxes, for diversification and for ordinary reasons that have nothing to do with the company, and most of it runs on autopilot. What makes a sale worth a second look is whether it broke from the person's own pattern, which is what the scheduled count beside it is for.

Want the full picture on any name? Run it through our stock scorer, where insider activity is the single biggest component, or see how it would fit into a diversified mix with the portfolio builder.

This is public disclosure data, not investment advice. Filings can be amended, and neither buying nor selling is a prediction. Always do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed financial professional before making any investment decision.