Weekly insider-buying roundup · Form 4

Insider buying at covered companies, week by week

Each week, every Form 4 filed by insiders of the companies Ticker Sage covers is read from SEC EDGAR, and the open-market purchases are listed with a link to each filing.

Updated weekly · Page built Nov 11, 2026

The weeks

Counts cover insiders of the companies in the Ticker Sage coverage list at the time each week was read. Total value is shares times the reported price, added up over the week’s open-market purchases. Each week’s page links every purchase to its Form 4.

Why a purchase and a sale don’t mean the same thing

Many insiders receive a large part of their shares as pay: stock awards, restricted stock units and options. Their holdings can grow without any buying, and in these filings open-market sales far outnumber open-market purchases.

A sale has many ordinary reasons that say nothing about the company. People sell to pay taxes on an award, to buy a house, to spread out a large holding, or because a trading plan they set up months earlier (a 10b5-1 plan) told their broker to. A purchase is different in one respect: the insider chose to spend their own cash to own more shares. That is a narrower set of reasons, and purchases are less common.

That still does not make a purchase a forecast. Purchases can be routine too, such as a small fixed buy every month under a prearranged 10b5-1 plan. A filing does not say why anyone bought. Insiders can be wrong about their own company, and one person’s purchase is one person’s decision. Ticker Sage reports what was filed. It does not say what any reader should do with it.

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