Live·SEC Form 4 filings
The insider heartbeat
Each open-market purchase rises from the line and each sale falls below it, sized by dollar value, across the last 5 filing days (the largest of each day). Point at any beat to read it.
145 purchases shown96 sales shown
When a company's executives, directors or largest shareholders trade its stock, they have to tell the SEC within two days. InsiderPulse reads every filing as it lands, and green always means an insider spent their own money buying.
The signals worth your attention right now, in plain English.
Several insiders, one stock
$40M of combined open-market buying at Electra Therapeutics, Inc. in the last day of filings — several insiders buying the same stock in the same window is the strongest conviction signal on this tape.
Off their selling plan
Most executive sales run on 10b5-1 autopilot, scheduled months ahead. The moment one steps outside that plan and hand-times a sale, it appears here.
Biggest insider purchase
Director · 10% Owner at Electra Therapeutics, Inc., buying stock with their own money — the only kind of insider trade that costs the insider anything. Filed Sep 23, 2026.
Bad news on tracked companies
Nothing our model read as bad for a tracked company today. When a story threatens one, it shows up here.
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New here? Company insiders must report their own trades to the SEC within two days, and this page streams those filings live. Green means an insider bought their own stock with their own money; everything else here is built around that.
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