Insider Trades — Who’s Buying and Selling Their Own Stock
Live SEC Form 4 filings for any U.S. stock: which directors and executives bought or sold their own company’s shares, when, and how much — parsed straight from official filings, then read through a value-investing lens.
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How value investors read insider trades
- An open-market buy (code P) with real cash is the strongest insider signal — nobody buys their own stock expecting it to fall.
- A single sell means little: insiders sell for taxes, diversification and houses. A cluster of sells across many insiders is louder.
- Weigh dollar size against the person’s net worth and role. A CFO’s $2M buy outweighs ten routine director grants.