Insider Screener
The largest recent Form 4 transactions across the whole US market — insider conviction without knowing the ticker first.
The Insider Screener ranks recent Form 4 trades market-wide by size, so you can find conviction without knowing the symbol. It opens on the conviction view: buys ≥ $50K — filter to what you care about from there.
What it is
One table of the ~50 most recent insider transactions anywhere in the US market — each row is a single Form 4 line. Click it and you're in /research/<ticker> with the full history around it. Free for everyone.
When to use it
- Earnings week: officers who buy *after* the print are betting with their own cash on the next one.
- Drawdowns: multiple directors buying a 52-week low is historically a better tell than analyst upgrades.
- Late-week: Friday clustered sells from one company read differently than Monday morning buys.
Filters
- Min Value —
$50K+(default),$100K,$500K,$1M,$5M - Type — All / Buys / Sells
The list re-fetches the moment either filter changes.
Read the rows
| Column | What it is |
|---|---|
Symbol | Ticker (mono, accent) — row click → /research/<ticker> |
Insider | Filer name |
Type | BUY (green) or SELL (red) — from the SEC transaction code |
Shares | Shares in the transaction |
Value | Dollar amount |
Filed | Form 4 file date |
Know the quirks
- Both hard-coded caps apply: ~50 most-recent transactions at a time; on a slow week that window drifts back. No pagination — tighten filters instead.
- BUY vs SELL is a keyword filter on the SEC transaction code. Option exercises and derivative settlements sometimes land on the BUY side. Verify conviction in the row's filing before you take it seriously.
- No role filter. "CEO vs advisor" needs jumping to the research page; the screener surfaces names only.
- Filing feed lags a few minutes behind EDGAR.
Related
- Insider Activity (per ticker) — one company's full Form 4 history + the MSPR chart
- Research
- Alerts — set an alert on the ticker after you find the footprint