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Executives, directors and 10% owners must report their trades in their own company’s stock on SEC Form 4. AlphaYou shows them with a link to each filing.

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What counts

AlphaYou counts open-market buys and sales. It leaves out grants, awards, option exercises, gifts, private-deal purchases and amended filings. A Form 4 is due before the end of the second business day after the trade. So a trade can show up 2 business days later, and sometimes later still.

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Where to look

  • Insiders tracker: buys and sells by insider or by stock. Filter by activity (all, buys, sales), trade type, role (all, C-suite, directors) and period. Search by name, company or ticker. Each row links to the SEC filing.
  • Insider buying today and this week: large recent purchases, plus a list of CEO, CFO and chairman buys.
  • SEC Form 4 filings: the newest large buys and sells.

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The labels

A scheduled trade says less than one the insider chose on the day.

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Clusters

A cluster is several different insiders at one company buying in a short time. On the weekly page, a cluster buy is 2 or more different insiders buying the same stock in the same week. A cluster is a plain count, not a prediction.

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Free and Pro

Free shows a sample of recent filings, and Pro shows more. See Plans and pricing. Alerts on insider buys skip scheduled and private-deal trades. See Alerts and watchlists. For the underlying data, see the API data dictionary.