Insider Hub
What company executives and directors do with their own shares, from the filings they are required to make.
- Insider trades, organised
- Clusters stand out
- Context for every trade
The question it answers
Are the people running the company buying or selling?
Overview
What is Insider Hub on MrChart?
The Insider Hub gathers the stock transactions that company officers and directors report about their own shares, so you can read insider buying and selling in one organised list. Show every trade, only purchases or only sales, narrow the list to a single symbol, or search by the insider's name.
Insider filings are public records, and they appear after the trade, not during it. That delay matters, and so does context: a sale can be planned or personal, and a purchase can be small. The Hub helps you understand what was reported and compare it with the stock, not hand you a signal.
What you get
Why use Insider Hub
How it works
How to use Insider Hub in three steps
- 01
Open the latest filings
Start with the newest reported transactions, with the totals for purchases and sales shown above the table.
- 02
Narrow the list
Switch between all trades, purchases and sales, enter a symbol, or search an insider by name.
- 03
Check the context
Open the stock's analysis and compare the transaction with the price move around it.
Who it helps
Where it fits in your day
Researching a stock
Before you read the news on a company, see whether its officers and directors have reported any recent transactions in their own shares.
Seeing activity cluster
Look for several insiders reporting in the same direction in the same period, which is easier to notice in a sorted list than in raw filings.
Understanding a large sale
Open a big transaction, read its size and price, and weigh it against the stock's trend before drawing any conclusion.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is insider trading data?
It is the record of shares that a company's officers, directors and large owners buy or sell in their own company, which they must report publicly. The Insider Hub organises those reports so they are easy to browse, filter and compare.
How do I read insider buying and selling?
Look at the size, the price and how many insiders appear in the same period, then compare with the stock's move. Sales have many ordinary reasons, so a single transaction rarely explains much on its own.
Is insider buying a reason to buy a stock?
No. Insider activity is one piece of information that arrives with a delay after the trade, and it does not tell you what a stock will do. MrChart shows it for understanding and education, not as advice.
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