Insider buying tracker: open-market purchases
Investingly reads every SEC Form 4 and keeps the open-market purchases by officers and directors, the trades insiders make with their own money.
In short
Investingly reads every SEC Form 4 and keeps the open-market purchases by officers and directors, the trades insiders make with their own money. The daily feed shows who bought, how much, at what price, the size against the company's market value and where the stock sits in its 52-week range.
What you get
- A daily feed of open-market insider purchases (Form 4, code P), without option exercises or gifts.
- Cluster buys: several insiders buying the same stock.
- Purchase size as a share of market value, so small companies aren't buried.
- An Insiders tab on every company with its full buying history.
How it works
- Open the feedSee the latest purchases across the market.
- Sort and filterBy size, sector, cluster buys or position in the 52-week range.
- Check the companyRead the business and valuation before acting on a signal.
Questions
Why only purchases?
Insiders sell for many reasons (taxes, diversification, a house). They buy on the open market for one: they expect the stock to rise.
Where does the data come from?
SEC Form 4 filings, which insiders must file within two business days of a trade.
Is it free?
Yes. The last 30 days of purchases are free to read without an account.
How much does Investingly cost?
The Free plan costs nothing. Pro is $30 a month or $240 a year, and new accounts get 7 days of Pro without a card.
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Data from SEC EDGAR filings, US House disclosures, public procurement registers and Yahoo Finance prices. Information only, not investment advice.