Read the insiders when the trade is a tell.
Insider-transaction analytics on every U.S. public company — Form 4 buying and selling, scored for how far each trade departs from the insider's own established pattern, with the governance and performance context around the name. The anomalous sell flagged the day it files, not a quarter later.
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Every U.S. public company, every governance event, every business day.
Most insider trades are noise. The signal hides in the exceptions.
Routine selling drowns the real signal.
Scheduled 10b5-1 sales fire constantly. The trade that matters is the one that breaks the insider's own pattern — and that's exactly what a raw Form 4 feed buries.
A trade without context is just a number.
A CFO sale lands differently next to a soft guide, a recent restatement, or a string of red flags. Raw insider feeds strip away everything that makes a trade meaningful.
Quarter-late is no signal at all.
If you find the anomalous cluster in a quarterly review, the move already happened. You need the surprise flagged the day it files.
The anomaly, not the firehose.
Insider-Trade Surprise scoring
Every Form 4 scored against the insider's own established trading pattern, so a genuinely anomalous buy or sell rises above the routine 10b5-1 noise — flagged the day it files.
- Surprise score vs each insider's historical behavior
- Cluster detection across an issuer's officers and directors
- Daily flags, not a quarterly look-back
Trades in governance context
Each transaction sits next to the name's red-flag history, board grade, and performance record — so an insider sell reads against everything else moving at the company.
- Linked to red flags, scorecards, and the filing record
- Officer and director transactions across the full universe
- Every flag traces back to the source Form 4
Built for the people who answer for governance.
Surface anomalous insider activity across the watchlist.
Add insider behavior to the case on a target's leadership.
Monitor holdings for surprise insider transactions.
Pull surprise-scored insider signals into the model by API.
Common questions.
- What makes a trade a "surprise"?
- Each Form 4 is scored against the insider's own established trading pattern. A sale that fits a routine 10b5-1 cadence scores low; a trade that breaks the pattern scores high and gets flagged.
- Do you cover all insiders?
- Yes — officer and director transactions across every U.S. public company, parsed from Form 4 filings daily.
- Is insider data tied to the rest of the platform?
- Yes. Every transaction sits alongside the name's red-flag history, A–F scorecards, and performance record, and links back to the source filing.
- Can I get the signal by API?
- Yes — surprise-scored insider transactions are available by REST API and bulk SFTP alongside the UI.
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