You write insider trading with a cavalier-ness that I cannot muster as someone previously at an SEC-regulated institution, lol. (Not that it's an issue in your case in crafting a click-able title)
The SEC as a regulatory is usually one that if you say, "Bite me," their response is, "Yes, I think I will."
One challenge is access. Below are two sources for such esoteric knowledge. Another challenge is sifting through the noise for meaningful signals.
By and large, short-selling is not recommended on this info alone, since executives may have several reasons for selling. A possible exception might be Meta Platforms, whose earnings report next week has been preceded by Mark Zuckerberg selling $22 Million in company stock, and a few others of the C-Suite collectively selling a similar amount over the last week.
The more consistently winning strategy is to study the insider buys in search of good long-positions. There are far fewer buys than sells on any given day, making them stick out like juicy thumbs to bit clean off. They're a more accurate catalyst, although one still needs selection criteria. My recent hits (i.e. 2025) include:
A curated survey of insider trades is available via Tradingview. You can access this with even with a free account , as part of its corporate news flow. Better still, it is updated in real-time, with links to the appropriate price chart and ticker info. https://www.tradingview.com/news/corporate-activity/?section=insider_trading
I don’t see the connection between the term ‘insider trading ’ in the title and the rest of the article. Please explain.
I was saying that my insights are so good and deep in the industry that they are like Insider Trading.
You write insider trading with a cavalier-ness that I cannot muster as someone previously at an SEC-regulated institution, lol. (Not that it's an issue in your case in crafting a click-able title)
The SEC as a regulatory is usually one that if you say, "Bite me," their response is, "Yes, I think I will."
If they come after me, I have a legal research tool that would be helpful to them.
But yes, I'll keep that in mind
I mean, just be clear (in case the joking wasn’t), you’re in no true danger given you are neither running a regulated entity or an exempt one.
The thing about Insider Trading, besides having a legal variant, is that it's more about timely intelligence than skill at trading itself.
The Devil's Dictionary of Finance & Economics, "Insider Trading (n)": https://leadingindicator.blog/2025/01/22/insider-trading-n/
The Technical Speculator's Dictionary, "Insider Trading": https://www.perplexity.ai/page/insider-trading-SjDfqCW8S_Gv6bHeNqXQDw
One challenge is access. Below are two sources for such esoteric knowledge. Another challenge is sifting through the noise for meaningful signals.
By and large, short-selling is not recommended on this info alone, since executives may have several reasons for selling. A possible exception might be Meta Platforms, whose earnings report next week has been preceded by Mark Zuckerberg selling $22 Million in company stock, and a few others of the C-Suite collectively selling a similar amount over the last week.
The more consistently winning strategy is to study the insider buys in search of good long-positions. There are far fewer buys than sells on any given day, making them stick out like juicy thumbs to bit clean off. They're a more accurate catalyst, although one still needs selection criteria. My recent hits (i.e. 2025) include:
Cosmos Health: https://www.perplexity.ai/page/cosmos-health-OM3xEdB9QWyQmHmmgBdMYw
Oklo, Inc.: https://www.perplexity.ai/page/oklo-zDfuExduTNGjTfApjTBsJg
Surf Air Mobility: https://www.perplexity.ai/page/surf-air-mobility-GYF3yJFzSwyMQ1YdUv_EMQ
VerifyMe, Inc.: https://www.perplexity.ai/page/verifyme-inc-9Ykp8s8cTwmRdU5ow_gIgw
The latest SEC listing contains the most recent filings for the current official filing date (including filings made after the 5:30 pm deadline on the previous filing day). Filings may be made Monday through Friday (except for U.S. Federal Holidays). https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=&CIK=&type=4&owner=include&count=40&action=getcurrent
A curated survey of insider trades is available via Tradingview. You can access this with even with a free account , as part of its corporate news flow. Better still, it is updated in real-time, with links to the appropriate price chart and ticker info. https://www.tradingview.com/news/corporate-activity/?section=insider_trading
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