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InsiderTell
SEC insider trades and congressional stock trades, ranked for conviction and measured against the market.
- Category
- Other
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- Self-directed investors, analysts and financial journalists who read SEC filings and want them scored, tracked and measured.
About
InsiderTell fetches every SEC Form 4 within minutes of filing and scores it for conviction, with the insider's track record, cluster buying, price context and alerts. It also tracks stock trades by members of Congress under the STOCK Act, with each member's record against the S&P 500 and Berkshire Hathaway.
Features
- Problem
- Raw insider filings are numerous and hard to prioritize.
- How it works
- Fetches SEC Form 4 filings and ranks eligible open-market buys and sells by conviction.
- Result
- Users can scan ranked signals and inspect what drove each score.
- Why
- Role, trade size, relative size, price context, clusters, track record, and modifiers contribute to the score.
- Problem
- A single score can hide its assumptions and source.
- How it works
- Shows score components and links to the original SEC filing.
- Result
- Signals are more auditable and useful for independent research.
- Why
- Visible rules and source documents let readers verify the underlying evidence.
- Problem
- A filing alone does not show whether similar signals performed well.
- How it works
- Reports historical forward returns and hit rates by signal side, conviction tier, and horizon against the S&P 500.
- Result
- Readers can evaluate historical outcomes without treating them as forecasts.
- Why
- Sample sizes and completed measurement periods provide context for interpreting the results.
- Problem
- Insider activity can be difficult to spot across a company or multiple filers.
- How it works
- Highlights companies with many insiders trading and groups trades by insiders within a 14-day cluster window.
- Result
- Users can identify and investigate clusters of buying or selling.
- Why
- Concentrated activity can be examined alongside individual signal details.
- Problem
- Congressional disclosures are separate from SEC insider filings and may be reported with delays and amount ranges.
- How it works
- Lists House and Senate trades with dates, reported ranges, chamber, and links to original sources; also surfaces overlap with insider buying.
- Result
- Users can explore congressional trades alongside corporate insider activity.
- Why
- Showing disclosure context and sources helps readers interpret the public record.
- Problem
- Researchers may need timely updates or data in their own workflows.
- How it works
- Pro offers signals as they arrive, watchlists, email alerts, and digests; Desk adds API access and webhooks.
- Result
- Users can follow relevant activity manually or receive and consume updates through supported tools.
- Why
- Different plan levels support individual monitoring and integration into team tools.
Product questions
What does InsiderTell do?
InsiderTell turns public SEC insider filings into ranked, explainable trade signals, and provides congressional trade disclosures and historical market comparisons for investor research.
Who is InsiderTell for?
Self-directed investors, analysts and financial journalists who read SEC filings and want them scored, tracked and measured.
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