Insider Moves
SEC Form 4 filings translated into plain English — open-market buys and sells by CEOs, CFOs, and directors. Sourced from SEC EDGAR. All filings are public record.
Educational purpose only — not investment advice. Summaries are generated automatically from public SEC filings and may contain errors. Importance scores measure newsworthiness, never trade signals. Insider trades shown here are lawful, already-public disclosures — not tips. Always verify against the original filing on EDGAR. Full disclaimer →
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🔎 How to Read This
Corporate insiders must report trades in their own company's stock to the SEC within two business days (Form 4). Open-market buys are historically the stronger signal — insiders sell for many reasons, but buy for one. Sales tagged 10b5-1 PLAN were pre-scheduled months in advance and carry little signal. The importance score (0–100) weighs the insider's role, transaction size, recent stock performance, and whether multiple insiders are acting together.
📚 Legal Note
All data is sourced from public SEC EDGAR filings. FinWhale aggregates and rephrases these disclosures in plain English. Narratives are generated automatically from filing data and may contain errors — always verify against the original filing. Filings can be amended after publication; amendments are processed automatically but may lag. This is an educational project and not investment advice. Read the full disclaimer →