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Follow the trades company insiders file

When officers and directors buy or sell their own company's stock, U.S. law requires a public SEC Form 4. That's legal insider trading — not the illegal kind. Filings are free to read; almost nobody does. We read every one — and tell you which insiders consistently beat the market.

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Free forever for basic trades·7-day paid trial for returns, Proven Insider, and Calls$5/month or $49/year · cancel anytime

What you get

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  • Open-market Form 4 trade lists
  • Congress / STOCK Act trades
  • Portfolio upload and watch list
  • Email when watched tickers trade
  • Form 4 filing links on SEC.gov

Paid

$5/mo or $49/yr

  • Everything in Free
  • 90- and 180-day returns after each trade
  • Proven Insider track-record screen
  • Weekly Calls (buy and sell setups)
  • Stock and insider detail pages
  • 7-day free trial · cancel anytime

Common questions

Why pay when Form 4 filings are free?
Filings are free to read; almost nobody does. We score every open-market trade for how the stock moved 90 and 180 days later, then surface Proven Insiders — people whose past trades actually worked — plus weekly Calls and watch-list alerts.
Does the Proven Insider method beat buy-and-hold?
We publish signed 90- and 180-day averages for Proven Insider trades on the homepage, with buy and sell track records kept separate. A formal Calls track record versus buy-and-hold is not published yet. Past results are not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Who is behind InsideAlerts?
Robert Buntin built InsideAlerts to score Form 4 and STOCK Act trades the same way, insider by insider. Full background is on the About page.
What happens if I cancel?
Cancel anytime during the 7-day trial and you are not charged. After the trial, cancel anytime; you keep access through the period you already paid for.

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Form 4 filing links open on SEC.gov. 90- and 180-day returns, Proven Insider scoring, and Calls are available on a paid plan. Not investment advice. Sources: SEC Form 3/4/5 extracts and EDGAR; Yahoo Finance daily bars. Sectors are the SEC industry office for the issuer. Market-cap buckets are a proxy from recent price times implied shares (28-day average dollar volume, 0.5% daily turnover).