Know when insiders buy their own stock.
CEOs, directors and 10% owners have to report their trades to the SEC. See who bought or sold, how much, and how quickly it reached the public.
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MGM
Meister Keith A.Director
$44.75M
Bought · filed 4 days later
KNOP
Seglem TrygveDirector
$43.5M
Bought · filed 1 day later
Buys and sales, set apart
Awards, exercises and gifts are labelled for what they are, so a real purchase stands out.
Both dates, every time
Each row shows the trade date, the filing date and the lag between them.
The source, one click away
Every row links to the original SEC filing.
See where insiders are leaning.
Filter by ticker, person, transaction type, size and period, or sort by value to find the purchases that stand out.
Disclosed buying and selling are totalled by day, and the most-bought and most-sold names are ranked, so you can read the whole market as well as one filing.
The person behind the filing
A filing always arrives after the trade.
Insiders generally have two business days to report, and some take longer. The lag is on every row, and history is cut by when a filing became public, so nothing is back-dated with hindsight.
A sale can be a tax bill or a pre-planned programme. A purchase is made with their own cash. Neither says where the stock goes next.
Two dates, two different meanings
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