Recipe 1: insider buys this week
Needs: a Free key. Costs: 3 units a call. Insiders such as executives and directors must report their open-market trades on SEC Form 4. This pulls the buys filed in the last 7 days.side=buy, every filing is a buy.
sideis the filing’s main direction by dollar value.plan10b5_1means the trade followed a pre-set schedule. It says less than a trade the insider chose on the day.filedAtis the filing date. The trade date is insidetrades.- A Free key returns the 5 newest filings from the last 90 days and no more pages. A Pro key pages through 365 days with
limitandcursor. See Conventions. - An empty list means no open-market trade is on file. It does not mean nobody filed.
Recipe 2: which funds hold a stock
Needs: a Pro key. Costs: 3 units a call. 13F filings show what big funds held at the end of each quarter. Start from a stock, then look at one fund’s changes.1
Find the funds that hold NVDA
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See what one fund changed
Use the A sample change from the response:
cik from the step above.periodis the quarter end. The filing is public up to 45 days later. This is not what the fund holds today.- The holders list covers the funds we track, not every investor. An empty list does not prove nobody holds the stock.
approxTradeValueUsdis an estimate from quarter-end prices. It is not a price anyone paid, and nothing inside the quarter is visible.
Recipe 3: the latest 8-K, in an AI chat
Needs: no key. Works in Claude or ChatGPT with the research connector added. Paste this into a new chat:get_company_disclosures with ticker set to NVDA. A sample of what comes back:
- “Which of these was the earnings release?” The item
2.02is the earnings result. - “Compare this with the insider trades in the same weeks.” This one calls a second tool, so ask it in the same chat.