Insider buying
Corporate insiders must report every trade in their own company's stock to the SEC within two business days, on Form 4. Most of what gets reported is compensation — grants, option exercises, shares withheld for tax. Only one transaction code means somebody looked at the market price and decided to spend their own money: P, an open-market purchase. Everything on this page is filtered to those.
Screens
Saved views for the cuts people actually look for.
Every open-market insider stock purchase reported to the SEC in the past seven days, updated within minutes of each filing.
Every open-market insider purchase from SEC Form 4 filings over the past 30 days, with grants, exercises and planned trades excluded.
Open-market insider purchases reported to the SEC in the last day. Updated every two minutes.
Every open-market stock purchase by a CEO, filed on SEC Form 4 and updated within minutes. Grants and option exercises excluded — only shares bought with their own money.
The largest insider stock purchases reported on SEC Form 4, filtered to open-market buys worth more than $1 million. Updated within minutes of each filing.
The very largest open-market insider purchases from SEC Form 4 filings — buys worth more than $10 million, updated in near-real-time.
Open-market stock purchases by board directors, from SEC Form 4 filings. Only code P buys — grants and awards excluded.
Open-market purchases by shareholders owning more than 10% of a company, reported on SEC Form 4.
Open-market insider purchases made outside any pre-arranged Rule 10b5-1 trading plan — decisions made now, not months ago.
Open-market insider purchases in stocks trading under $5 a share, from SEC Form 4 filings.
Latest open-market purchases
Past 30 days, newest first.