When a company executive or director files an open-market purchase with the SEC, InsiderPing alerts you in your browser within minutes — for the stocks on your watchlist.
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InsiderPing checks EDGAR for new Form 4 purchase filings in the background.
A browser alert the moment an insider buys — with who, how many shares, and at what price.
Directly from the SEC's public EDGAR system — the same Form 4 filings insiders are legally required to submit. InsiderPing just watches them for you and flags the buys.
Insiders sell for many routine reasons (taxes, diversification, scheduled plans). An open-market purchase — spending their own money — is the signal most traders watch. v1 focuses on purchase filings (SEC transaction code "P").
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