How quickly do insiders have to report a trade?

Within two business days, on SEC Form 4. The dashboard picks up each day's filings overnight.

Why are option exercises and stock grants left out?

They are pay, not a decision to buy or sell on the open market. The dashboard keeps open-market purchases and sales only.

What is a 10b5-1 plan?

A trading plan an insider sets up in advance. Sales under one are scheduled ahead of time, so the dashboard marks them as planned and keeps them apart from other sales.

Is insider buying a buy signal?

The dashboard shows how similar purchases did in the past as historical data points, not as buy or sell signals.

Feature guide · Updated November 10, 2026

Insider Trades Dashboard

See which company insiders are buying or selling their own stock on the open market, which purchases stand out, and how similar purchases did in the months after.

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Latest from the dashboard · filings through November 10, 2026

314 open-market purchases and 1,048 sales filed since November 3 (491 of the sales under a 10b5-1 plan).
Largest purchase: Keith Meister (Director) bought $51.5 million of MGM, filed November 3.
Most purchases by sector: Technology, 68.

From the dashboard's data, updated every night from that day's filings.

1 · What it is

What is the Insider Trades Dashboard?

Company officers, directors and owners of 10% or more must report their trades in the company's stock to the SEC on Form 4. Most of those reports are routine: stock grants, option exercises, shares held back for taxes, gifts. The dashboard keeps only purchases and sales on the open market, then shows which purchases stand out, how insiders are trading by sector, which buyers have a track record, and the largest sales.

2 · How we build it

How we clean the filings

One row per trade. Grants, option exercises, tax withholding and gifts are left out.
Counted once. A trade reported by several owners, such as a fund and its partner on the board, counts once.
Not open-market purchases. Shares bought in an IPO or a financing are kept apart from open-market buys.
Planned sales. Sales under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan are marked as planned.
What happened next is measured from the first trading day after the filing - when anyone could have followed - against the stock's sector.

These are historical data points, not buy or sell signals.

3 · Questions it answers

What you can find out

Which insiders are buying their own company's stock this week?

The Standouts tab lists open-market purchases filed in the last 7, 30 or 90 days, each scored by what stands out about it. See this week's standouts

Which stocks have several insiders buying at the same time?

Two insiders buying within two weeks add 1 to a purchase's score, three or more add 3, so these rise to the top of Standouts. See the standouts

How did stocks do after insiders bought them?

Under the Standouts list, "how similar buys did" shows past purchases with the same profile and how those stocks did against their sector. See how similar buys did

Which insiders have the best track record?

Track records lists buyers with 8 or more results and how their purchases did 3 months later against the sector. See track records

Which stocks have large insider sales or lock-ups ending?

The Sales tab shows large sales not under a 10b5-1 plan, stocks several insiders sold, and lock-ups ending around now. See sales and lock-ups

4 · Where to find it

Where to find it

Menu: Stocks › Insider Trades Dashboard, or go straight to /Insider-Trades/Standouts. For one company, use the Stock tab.

StandoutsSentimentTrack recordsSalesStock

Standouts - purchases filed lately and what stands out about each. Sentiment - purchases and sales by sector, against the 26 weeks before. Track records - buyers with 8 or more results. Sales - large sales, several sellers, lock-ups ending. Stock - every purchase and sale in one company.

Premium members see every row; everyone else sees the first 5 rows of each list.

How the standout score adds up

What stands out	Points
Several insiders buying within two weeks	+1 for two, +3 for three or more
Size of the purchase	$250K+ +1, $1M+ +2
Stake added	+25% +1, more than doubled +2
Bought by the CEO or CFO	+1
The stock fell in the 3 months before	20%+ +1, 30%+ +2
First insider purchase in the company in 2 years	+2 (the buyer's own first there +1)
The buyer's record on 5 or more earlier purchases	beat the sector 60%+ of the time +2, 30% or less -2

FAQ

How quickly do insiders have to report a trade?: Within two business days, on SEC Form 4. The dashboard picks up each day's filings overnight.
Why are option exercises and stock grants left out?: They are pay, not a decision to buy or sell on the open market. The dashboard keeps open-market purchases and sales only.
What is a 10b5-1 plan?: A trading plan an insider sets up in advance. Sales under one are scheduled ahead of time, so the dashboard marks them as planned and keeps them apart from other sales.
Is insider buying a buy signal?: The dashboard shows how similar purchases did in the past as historical data points, not as buy or sell signals.

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Form 4 10b5-1 plan Lock-up period

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