Insider trading tracker

Filed notices to sell

A Form 144 is filed before a sale, so these land two to four days ahead of insider selling and name a dollar figure up front.

How we read a Form 144 and match it to a Form 4 ↓

InsiderTickerTo sellTypeImpactFilingStatusFiled
Robert Enslin
Officer, President and CCO
WDAY$999,564
5,374 sh · 1 prior
Routine
Plan 12mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 5
5,374 sh at ~$187.00
Oct 5
Patrick Willcocks
Officer
ARQQ$13,985
588 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 5
Oct 5
Paul Feenan
Officer
ARQQ$12,677
533 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 5
Oct 5
Ben Simon Wilder
Officer
ARQQ$5,542
233 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 5
Oct 5
Garth Ritchie
Director
ARQQ$3,021
127 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 5
Oct 5
Andrew Leaver
Officer, Director
ARQQ$60,294
2,535 sh · 1 prior
Own callForm 144 ↗Executed Oct 5
2,535 sh at ~$23.78
Oct 5
Nicholas William Nilan
Officer
ARQQ$12,416
522 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 5
Oct 5
Vivek Narayanadas
Officer
OKLO$23,316
649 sh · 7 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 5
Oct 5
Javier Olivan
Officer
META$1.15M
1,575 sh · 9 prior
Routine
Plan 11mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 5
1,575 sh at ~$728.08
Oct 5
Norman P. Taffe
Officer
GNRC$86,184
400 sh · 4 prior
Routine
Plan 7mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 5
Oct 5
Jonathan R. Macey
Director
ASST$203,145
6,700 sh
Own callForm 144 ↗Executed Oct 5
6,700 sh at ~$30.32
Oct 5
James Lavish
Director
ASST$184,530
6,000 sh
Own callForm 144 ↗Executed Oct 5
6,000 sh at ~$30.75
Oct 5
Barbara Humpton
Former Officer and Director
USAR$1.22M
88,391 sh
Tax withholdingForm 144 ↗Executed Oct 2
88,391 sh at ~$13.75
Oct 2
Marc L. Andreessen
Board Member
COIN$1.35M
6,838 sh · 3 prior
Routine
Plan 4mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
20,514 sh at ~$190.12
Oct 2
Kyle Andrew Raabe
Officer
GNRC$128,180
603 sh · 2 prior
Routine
Plan 5mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Ben Simon Wilder
Officer
ARQQ$5,409
221 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Andrew Leaver
Officer, Director
ARQQ$68,969
2,818 sh · 1 prior
Own callForm 144 ↗Executed Oct 6
2,398 sh at ~$24.19
Oct 2
Paul Feenan
Officer
ARQQ$12,384
506 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Patrick Willcocks
Officer
ARQQ$13,632
557 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Nicholas William Nilan
Officer
ARQQ$12,090
494 sh
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Garth Ritchie
Director
ARQQ$2,961
121 sh · 1 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Douglas A. Alexander
Director
AMKR$275,000
5,000 sh · 1 prior
Routine
Plan 5mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 2
5,000 sh at ~$55.00
Oct 2
Matthew Ryan Cole
Officer, Director
ASST$1.84M
58,789 sh
Tax withholdingForm 144 ↗Executed Oct 5
58,789 sh at ~$31.33
Oct 2
Arshia Sarkhani
Officer
ASST$176,537
5,634 sh
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Benjamin Pham
Officer
ASST$131,886
4,209 sh
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Brian Logan Beirne
Officer
ASST$629,099
20,077 sh
Tax withholdingForm 144 ↗Executed Oct 5
20,077 sh at ~$31.33
Oct 2
Patricia Y. Grech
Officer
QCOM$18,282
98 sh · 2 prior
Routine
Plan 10mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 2
Oct 2
Michael L. Speiser
Affiliate
SNOW$17.45M
50,741 sh · 3 prior
Routine
Plan 21mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 2
50,741 sh at ~$344.00
Oct 2
Timothy D. Cook
Officer, Director
AAPL$3.33M
218,078 sh
Routine
Plan 4mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 2
191,753 sh at ~$332.96
Oct 2
Deirdre O'Brien
Officer
AAPL$15.46M
46,389 sh
Routine
Plan 10mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 2
46,389 sh at ~$333.42
Oct 2
Scott Eugene Garrison
Officer
CLSK$191,320
14,854 sh · 2 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Taylor Monnig
Officer
CLSK$211,979
16,458 sh · 2 prior
Vested sharesForm 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Frederick G. Thiel
Officer, Director
MARA$308,606
27,505 sh · 3 prior
Routine
Plan 4mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
27,505 sh at ~$11.22
Oct 1
Marc L. Andreessen
Board Member
COIN$2.55M
13,676 sh · 2 prior
Routine
Plan 4mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Aaron Jagdfeld
Officer, Director
GNRC$1.03M
5,000 sh · 3 prior
Routine
Plan 10mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
5,000 sh at ~$206.00
Oct 1
Larissa Schwartz
Officer
OKTA$5.13M
24,542 sh · 1 prior
Routine
Plan 3mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Thomas C. Indelicarto
Officer
VRSN$142,190
500 sh · 6 prior
Routine
Plan 7mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Charles Kane
Director
SYM$252,420
6,000 sh · 2 prior
Routine
Plan 10mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Mercedes Johnson
Director
TER$67,284
167 sh · 3 prior
Routine
Plan 7mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Peter Platzer
Director, Officer
SPIR$200,726
17,954 sh · 1 prior
Routine
Plan 4mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Benjamin Edward Palmer
Officer
VSAT$139,740
2,000 sh · 2 prior
Routine
Plan 10mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Adam C. Spice
Officer
RKLB$9.77M
140,157 sh · 4 prior
Routine
Plan 4mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
140,157 sh at ~$70.82
Oct 1
Aman Joshi
Officer
BE$2.34M
8,437 sh · 2 prior
Routine
Plan 10mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
8,437 sh at ~$277.17
Oct 1
Terrance Lane Wilson
Officer
WMB$135,700
2,000 sh · 4 prior
Routine
Plan 13mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Jason Phipps
Officer
CIEN$933,795
2,629 sh
Routine
Plan 12mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
2,629 sh at ~$355.19
Oct 1
Sheela Kosaraju
Officer
CIEN$746,254
2,101 sh
Routine
Plan 12mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
2,101 sh at ~$355.19
Oct 1
Marc D. Graff
Officer
CIEN$34,127
97 sh · 1 prior
Routine
Plan 6mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Robert Ramsey Hamady
Officer
SMR$157,800
20,000 sh · 2 prior
Routine
Plan 6mo old
Form 144 ↗Pending
on or after Oct 1
Oct 1
Tim Foote
Officer
BB$152,379
16,672 sh · 3 prior
Own callForm 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
16,672 sh at ~$9.14
Oct 1
Richard Craig Bealmear
Officer
OKLO$607,507
16,477 sh · 3 prior
Routine
Plan 12mo old
Form 144 ↗Executed Oct 1
16,477 sh at ~$36.87
Oct 1

These are intentions, not completed trades. A notice can be for more shares than the insider ends up selling, and some are never acted on at all, which is why every row shows whether the sale has actually been reported yet. "Routine" here means the notice names a Rule 10b5-1 plan adoption date, the filer's own statement that the sale was scheduled in advance. Notices with no plan date are the insider's own call. Unmatched notices are dropped after 90 days, the life of a Rule 144 notice.

One limit worth knowing about the Type column. A Form 144 has no field for tax withholding, so while a notice is still unreported the only thing we can read off it is whether it names a Rule 10b5-1 plan. That means a sell-to-cover on a vesting grant looks like the insider's own call until the Form 4 arrives. Once it does, we take the type from that filing instead and mark the row per Form 4, so an Executed row showing Tax withholding was a routine tax sale no matter what the notice implied.

Once a notice turns into a reported trade it appears on insider selling. For the other side of the ledger, see insider buying, or run a name through our stock scorer.

Type — did they choose it?
No decision tax on a vestRoutine scheduled planWorth a look own callRed flag own call, large
Impact — how big?
$250k $2M $10M $50M $50M+ or 1% of the company

Dollars or share of market cap, whichever is higher, so $1M at a small company outranks $1M at Nvidia. An own-call sale adds one block, a red flag adds two. Scheduled plan trades top out at two blocks and tax withholding at one, since nobody decided anything on the day. Red means big, not bearish. Hover any row for the detail.

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.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Form 144, and why does it show up before the sale?

A Form 144 is a notice an insider files with the SEC before selling restricted or control stock. The Form 4 that reports the completed trade isn't due until two business days after the sale happens, so the notice usually appears two to four days earlier and it states an aggregate dollar value that the Form 4 never gives directly. The catch is that a notice is an intention, not a transaction: the insider can sell fewer shares than the notice covers, or not sell at all. That's why these are kept on their own page and marked with whether the sale has actually been reported yet, rather than folded in with completed trades.

What does "Not yet reported" mean on a notice?

It means the notice has been filed but no matching Form 4 has arrived yet, so as far as the public record goes the sale has not happened. That is the normal state for a fresh notice, since the Form 4 is not due until two business days after the trade and the trade itself may be days away. When the matching Form 4 does land, the row switches to Executed and shows the share count and approximate price actually transacted, which is often smaller than the notice covered.

Why do some notices disappear from this page?

A Rule 144 notice is good for 90 days. If no matching sale has been reported by the time that window closes, the notice is dropped rather than left on the page, because an unexercised intention is noise and leaving it up would imply a sale that never happened. Notices that were matched to a completed Form 4 stay, marked Executed.

What makes a notice "Routine" rather than "Own call"?

Whether the form names a Rule 10b5-1 plan adoption date. That date is the filer's own statement that the sale was scheduled in advance, under a plan set up before they could act on any current information, so we label it Routine and show the adoption date on the row. A notice with no plan date is the insider's own call. This is a different mechanism from the 10b5-1 checkbox on a Form 4, but it carries the same meaning.

Why can the type on a notice change after the sale is reported?

Because a Form 144 cannot disclose everything the Form 4 can. The notice has no field for tax withholding, so a sell-to-cover on a vesting grant, where the company sells just enough shares to pay the tax and the insider picks neither the size nor the timing, carries no plan date and initially reads as the insider's own call. When the matching Form 4 arrives it says plainly that the sale was tax withholding, and we then take the type from that filing and mark the row "per Form 4". Rows still showing "Not yet reported" are labeled from the notice alone and should be treated as provisional.

Can I check whether a specific company has a notice on file?

Yes, use the search box at the top of this page. Entering a ticker filters the table to that company across every notice on record. This is the page worth checking first if you are trying to get ahead of a sale, because a Form 144 is filed before the trade while the Form 4 on the selling page arrives after it. A notice here with a status of "Not yet reported" means the sale has been declared but has not shown up in the completed-trade record.

Why does the notice give a dollar value when a Form 4 doesn't?

Because the two forms ask for different things. A Form 144 states an aggregate market value for the shares the insider proposes to sell, which is the number the SEC uses to check the trade against Rule 144's volume limits. A Form 4 reports share counts and a price per share for each transaction line, and leaves the total to the reader. That makes the notice the earlier signal and the cleaner headline figure, which is exactly why it is worth watching separately from the completed trades on the main tracker.