Insider trading tracker

Latest insider selling

Sells by officers and directors, $200k and up, or from $50k when the insider had no prearranged plan. Most are routine, and the Type column says which.

How we classify trades and set the sell threshold ↓

InsiderTickerSoldTypeImpactFilingTradedFiled
David Meleh Aviv
Chief Technology Officer
RDWR$1.01M
30,000 sh at $33.59
Worth a lookForm 4 ↗Oct 26Oct 28
William M. Boyd III
Chief Strategy Officer
SYM$357,027
9,194 sh at $38.83
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 27Oct 27
Danny R. McPherson
EVP - Technology & CSO
VRSN$989,482
3,256 sh at $303.89
Worth a lookForm 4 ↗Oct 26Oct 27
George Kurtz
PRESIDENT AND CEO
CRWD$5.11M
20,000 sh at $255.59
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 23Oct 27
4 insidersaggregated
Director +2 more
ISRG$11.90M
26,370 sh at $451.20
Routine
4 filings
Oct 23Oct 26
Timothy Archer
President and CEO
LRCX$7.13M
31,400 sh at $227.02
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 23Oct 26
James Ci Lee
EVP & CLO
STX$351,411
547 sh at $642.14
Worth a lookForm 4 ↗Oct 23Oct 26
Nataly Kremer
Chief Product Officer
CHKP$478,005
3,185 sh at $150.08
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 22Oct 26
Lynn Vojvodich Radakovich
Director
DELL$930,120
2,022 sh at $460.00
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 22Oct 26
George Kurtz
PRESIDENT AND CEO
CRWD$4.76M
20,000 sh at $238.09
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 21Oct 23
Baiju Bhatt
Director
HOOD$5.16M
50,912 sh at $101.40
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 21Oct 23
Rami Rahim
EVP, Pres GM Networking
HPE$2.00M
34,443 sh at $58.04
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 21Oct 23
Benoit Dageville
Director
SNOW$16.09M
50,000 sh at $321.74
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 21Oct 23
2 insidersaggregated
Chief Accounting Officer +1 more
ACN$1.63M
6,655 sh at $245.47
Worth a look
2 filings
Oct 22Oct 22
John Joseph Giamatteo
CEO & President, Secure Comm.
BB$2.28M
250,000 sh at $9.14
Worth a lookForm 4 ↗Oct 21Oct 22
Cynthia L. Tregillis
Chief Legal Officer & Corp Sec
WDC$306,660
807 sh at $380.00
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 21Oct 22
Jennifer Newstead
SVP, GC and Government Affairs
AAPL$814,748
2,399 sh at $339.62
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 22
Kenneth Duda
President and CTO
ANET$7.84M
43,333 sh at $180.91
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 22
Brian E. O'Toole
CEO and President
BKSY$337,200
20,000 sh at $16.86
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 22
Chi Fung Cheng
Chief Technology Officer
CRDO$4.75M
27,500 sh at $172.62
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 22
Toby R. Neugebauer
10% owner
FRMI$1.28M
420,749 sh at $3.04
Worth a lookForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 22
Gary K. Schick
SVP, CHRO
JBL$277,161
1,000 sh at $277.16
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 22
Garrett L. Chase
SVP, Chief Financial Officer
VSAT$235,430
4,000 sh at $58.86
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 22
Brian Halligan
Director
HUBS$2.04M
8,500 sh at $239.57
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 21
D. James Bidzos
Exec. Chairman, Pres, & CEO
VRSN$1.01M
3,300 sh at $306.30
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 21
William Joseph Brennan
Pres & Chief Executive Officer
CRDO$2.91M
16,666 sh at $174.87
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 19Oct 21
George Kurtz
PRESIDENT AND CEO
CRWD$4.56M
20,000 sh at $227.90
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 19Oct 21
Javier Olivan
Chief Operating Officer
META$1.11M
1,575 sh at $707.20
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 19Oct 21
Frank Slootman
Director
SNOW$94.93M
300,000 sh at $316.43
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 19Oct 21
Akash J. Palkhiwala
EVP, CFO & COO
QCOM$437,647
2,500 sh at $175.06
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 20Oct 20
Scott J. Deboer
Pres. & Chief Tech & Prod Offr
MU$25.69M
28,545 sh at $900.00
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 16Oct 20
2 insidersaggregated
Director +1 more
NET$5.27M
17,500 sh at $300.96
Routine
2 filings
Oct 19Oct 19
2 insidersaggregated
Senior Vice President, CFO +1 more
AAPL$922,423
2,672 sh at $345.22
Routine
2 filings
Oct 16Oct 19
Johanna Flower
Director
CRWD$2.28M
9,896 sh at $230.05
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 16Oct 19
Forrest Eugene Norrod
EVP & GM DSG
AMD$9.33M
17,262 sh at $540.70
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 19
4 insidersaggregated
EVP & Chief Product & Tech +3 more
CIEN$2.62M
7,542 sh at $347.29
Routine
4 filings
Oct 15Oct 19
George Kurtz
PRESIDENT AND CEO
CRWD$4.74M
20,000 sh at $236.92
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 19
Lynn Vojvodich Radakovich
Director
FIG$458,594
20,266 sh at $22.63
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 19
John Wilson Boynton IV
Director
NBIS$1.29M
7,260 sh at $177.63
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 19
Alexander D. Moore
Director
PLTR$3.17M
16,000 sh at $197.99
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 19
Jeffrey M. Thompson
Chairman of the Board, CEO
RCAT$676,500
150,000 sh at $4.51
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 19
2 insidersaggregated
President and CEO +1 more
TER$1.64M
4,800 sh at $341.28
Routine
2 filings
Oct 15Oct 19
Sandeep Bharathi
President, Data Center Group
MRVL$865,864
3,685 sh at $234.97
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 16Oct 16
Ann C. Chaplin
EVP, GenCounsel&CorpSecretary
QCOM$319,268
1,827 sh at $174.75
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 16Oct 16
Paul Cunningham
Sr. Vice President
CDNS$648,260
2,000 sh at $324.13
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 16
Phillip D. Carrai
President, STC Division
KTOS$259,117
6,500 sh at $39.86
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 16
Matthew J. Murphy
Chairman of the Board and CEO
MRVL$1.77M
7,500 sh at $235.47
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 16
Kristen Robinson
Director
PL$565,560
40,000 sh at $14.14
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 16
Sassine Ghazi
PRESIDENT AND CEO
SNPS$6.76M
14,604 sh at $462.84
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 15Oct 16
Michael Charles Ray
SVP, Chief Legal Officer
MU$5.85M
6,288 sh at $929.64
RoutineForm 4 ↗Oct 14Oct 15

Form 4 transactions coded "S" (sale) and EU Article 19 notices with a nature of "disposal", from individual officers and directors only (funds and investment firms excluded). Included at $200k and above whatever the type, and from $50k when the sale carries no Rule 10b5-1 plan and is not tax withholding. Routine (10b5-1 plan), Tax withholding (an automatic sell-to-cover on a vesting grant) and Own call sells are all shown, labeled by Type. Only the last one reflects a decision the insider actually made.

Insiders file a notice before they sell, which lands two to four days ahead of the Form 4 above and states a dollar value up front. For a fuller read on any name, run it 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

How big does an insider sale have to be to appear here?

There are two floors, not one. Any sale of $200k or more by an individual officer or director is included whatever kind it is. Below that, a sale has to earn its place by being discretionary: it is included down to $50k, but only when the insider had no prearranged Rule 10b5-1 plan and it was not automatic tax withholding. A single flat floor was wrong in both directions, too high to catch a meaningful sale at a small company and too low to filter the noise at a giant one, so the lower tier widens the net for smaller names without opening the routine-plan firehose. That is why you will see sales well under $200k on this page, and why the ones that small are almost always labeled Own call.

What is a sell-to-cover, and why isn't it a real sale?

When a stock grant vests, the recipient owes income tax on the value of the shares that day. Companies usually settle that by selling just enough of the newly issued shares to cover the bill and handing over the rest, which is called a sell-to-cover. It arrives on a Form 4 with the same transaction code as a genuine sale, but the executive chose neither the size nor the timing, and they almost always finish the day owning more stock than they started with rather than less. Those rows are labeled Tax withholding here rather than being hidden, so you can see the difference instead of taking our word for it.

Why are funds and investment firms excluded from the sell list?

Because a fund selling is a portfolio decision, not an insider signal. A 10% owner such as a venture firm or a private equity holder files the same Form 4 as an executive, but its selling is usually driven by fund life cycles, distributions to its own investors, or lockup expiry, none of which say anything about how the business is performing. The people worth watching are the officers and directors who work at the company.

How do I check whether insiders have been selling a particular stock?

Use the search box at the top of this page and enter the ticker. It filters the table to that company across everything on record rather than just the recent window, and the resulting URL can be bookmarked or shared. If nothing comes back, no sale meeting either size threshold has been filed for that symbol, or the company is not on our watchlist. It is also worth checking the notices page, because a Form 144 is filed before a sale and will show up days before the Form 4 does.

Does a large insider sell mean bad news is coming?

Usually not, and the label on each row is there to help you tell the difference. Even a sale marked Own call, meaning it carries no prearranged plan and no tax withholding, can be a house purchase, a divorce, a tax bill or simple diversification by someone whose net worth sits in one stock. What is more informative than any single sale is the pattern: an executive selling a small slice of a large holding is ordinary, while a cluster of officers selling discretionary blocks in a short window is at least worth a closer look at the rest of the filings.