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BOLT — Live Insider Trading Tracker

SEC FORM 4 · LIVE
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Open-market trades only(hide grants / exercises / 10b5-1 plans) Hide pre-scheduled(Rule 10b5-1)trades Direct trades only(hide trusts / funds / family)
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Legend P · Purchasebought S · Salesold Cluster2+ insiders bought CEO Buythe CEO bought 10b5-1pre-scheduled Indirectheld via trust / fund
Ranked by significance, not raw dollars: net open-market insider money sized against the company’s market value, plus a bonus when several insiders move together. Uses the window above and counts discretionary open-market trades only (no grants, exercises, tax withholding or pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plans).
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Each block is a sector ETF. Colour = direction. Bigger blocks moved more than that sector usually does (σ = its normal swing), so a jump in a calm sector beats noise in a jumpy one.

Exchange data may be delayed up to ~15 min.

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Live insider trading tracker for every NYSE & Nasdaq stock

InsiderBolt tracks insider buying and selling in real time straight from SEC Form 4 filings. Scan your own watchlist or the entire market, see which executives and directors are putting their own money into their company, and rank stocks by how significant the buying really is — not just by raw dollars.

$282.28Mbought by insiders · 7 days
$1.05Bsold by insiders · 7 days
269open-market trades
118companies

What insiders are buying this week

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  1. 1BORRBorr Drilling Ltd+$25.09MDirector · 1.66% of company · repeat buyer
  2. 2GMEGameStop Corp.+$22.77MCEO · 0.17% of company · repeat buyer
  3. 3IIPRInnovative Industrial Properties Inc+$1.00MChair · 0.15% of company · 50×+ usual
  4. 4PEPPepsico Inc+$23.69MDirector · 0.01% of company · first in 3 months
  5. 5PAMPampa Energy Inc.+$35.14MDirector · 0.03% of company · repeat buyer
  6. 6CXMSprinklr, Inc.+$850KDirector · 0.06% of company · first in 3 months
  7. 7AVOMission Produce, Inc.+$595KDirector · 0.06% of company · first in 3 months
  8. 8SARSaratoga Investment Corp.+$446KCEO · 0.19% of company · down 34% in 6 months

What insiders are selling this week

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  1. 1SBETSharplink, Inc.−$47.63MDirector · 2.61% of company · first in 3 months
  2. 2PEverpure, Inc.−$12.77MCPO + 3 others · 0.03% of company · 23× usual
  3. 3ESTCElastic N.V.−$188.30MDirector · 1.90% of company · repeat seller
  4. 4IDTIDT Corp−$1.38MDirector + 1 other · 0.07% of company · 21× usual
  5. 5TALOTalos Energy Inc.−$158.71M10% Owner · 5.51% of company · repeat seller
  6. 6CRNCCerence Inc.−$1.09MCEO · 0.29% of company · repeat seller
  7. 7NRIXNurix Therapeutics, Inc.−$529KDirector · 0.02% of company · 21× usual
  8. 8CRSPCrispr Therapeutics AG−$253KCEO + 1 other · <0.01% of company · 4× usual

Latest insider trades · Every stock A–Z · Top insider buys · Top insider sales

How to use the insider tracker

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    Pick a scope

    Enter up to 25 tickers under My tickers, or choose Entire market to scan every insider trade filed for NYSE and Nasdaq companies.

  2. 2

    Pick a time window

    Look back a week, a month or three months. For your own tickers you can go back a full year.

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    Read the signals

    The Leaderboard ranks companies by how significant the insider buying or selling is: the dollars, its size relative to the company, how unusual it is for that stock, who traded and how many acted together — with late filings, penny stocks, tiny companies and fresh IPOs ranked lower. Top signal highlights the strongest move; Market sectors shows which sectors are moving unusually today.

Insider trading terms, explained

Open-market purchase (P)
An insider buying shares on the exchange with their own money — the clearest bullish signal.
Open-market sale (S)
An insider selling shares on the exchange. Common, and often for personal reasons like taxes.
Grants, exercises & tax withholding
Compensation-related transactions, not buying or selling decisions. Turn on Open-market trades only to hide them.
10% owner
Any person or fund owning more than 10% of a company; they report trades just like officers do.
Cluster buying
Two or more insiders buying the same stock around the same time — often a stronger signal.
Rule 10b5-1 plan
Trades scheduled in advance. Marked separately and easy to hide.
Indirect ownership
Shares held through a trust, fund, LLC or family member rather than personally.
Form 4
The SEC filing insiders must submit within two business days of any trade.

Insider trading for popular stocks

Recent insider buys and sells for the most-watched companies:

AAPLApple Inc.MSFTMicrosoft CorpNVDANvidia CorpAMZNAmazon Com IncGOOGLAlphabet Inc.METAMeta Platforms, Inc.TSLATesla, Inc.AVGOBroadcom Inc.JPMJpmorgan Chase & CoLLYEli Lilly & CoVVisa Inc.UNHUnitedhealth Group IncXOMExxonMobil Holdings CorpMAMastercard IncJNJJohnson & JohnsonPGProcter & Gamble CoHDHome Depot, Inc.COSTCostco Wholesale CorpORCLOracle CorpABBVAbbVie Inc.BACBank of America CorpKOCoca Cola CoMRKMerck & Co., Inc.CVXChevron CorpNFLXNetflix IncAMDAdvanced Micro Devices IncPEPPepsico IncADBEAdobe Inc.CRMSalesforce, Inc.WMTWalmart Inc.TMOThermo Fisher Scientific Inc.MCDMcDonalds CorpCSCOCisco Systems, Inc.ACNAccenture plcLINLinde PlcABTAbbott Laboratories

Frequently asked questions

What is InsiderBolt?

InsiderBolt is a free, live insider trading tracker. It reads every SEC Form 4 filing from EDGAR and shows which company insiders are buying and selling their own stock — by ticker or across the entire NYSE and Nasdaq.

What is an SEC Form 4?

Form 4 is the report a company's officers, directors and 10% owners must file with the SEC within two business days of buying or selling the company's stock. It lists the date, number of shares, price and type of each transaction.

Is insider buying a good signal?

Open-market purchases with an insider's own money are widely considered one of the more meaningful signals, because insiders rarely buy unless they expect the stock to rise. It is one input among many — not a guarantee — and InsiderBolt does not give investment advice.

What is a cluster buy?

A cluster buy is when two or more different insiders at the same company buy shares around the same time. Several people acting on the same view is often treated as a stronger signal than a single purchase.

What is a Rule 10b5-1 plan?

A 10b5-1 plan is a pre-scheduled trading plan set up in advance, so the trades happen automatically. Because they aren't fresh decisions, InsiderBolt marks them and lets you hide them.

What's the difference between direct and indirect ownership?

Direct means the insider owns the shares personally. Indirect means they're held through a trust, fund, LLC or family member. Use the “Direct trades only” filter to see just the insider's own trades.

How often is the data updated?

Scans read the SEC's live filing index, so new Form 4s appear within minutes of being filed. The market-wide pages on this site refresh automatically every few hours.

Is InsiderBolt free?

Yes. InsiderBolt is free to use, with no account or sign-up required.

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InsiderBolt uses public SEC EDGAR data. Insider buying is one input among many — not a recommendation — and this site does not give investment advice.