Question 1

What are insiders buying right now?

Accepted Answer

InsiderEdgePro tracks every SEC Form 4 open-market purchase filed today, showing exactly which stocks CEOs, CFOs, Directors, and other corporate insiders are buying with their own money. The dashboard refreshes every 30 minutes and highlights unusual insider buying activity with our cluster buy signal — when two or more insiders at the same company purchase simultaneously.

Question 2

Is insider buying a bullish signal?

Accepted Answer

Academic research consistently shows that open-market insider purchases are among the most reliable leading indicators of stock outperformance. When an executive buys shares with personal capital rather than receiving options or RSUs, it reflects genuine conviction. Cluster buys — where a CEO, CFO, and Director all purchase in the same week — amplify this smart money signal significantly.

Question 3

What is a cluster buy signal?

Accepted Answer

A cluster buy occurs when two or more corporate insiders at the same company file SEC Form 4 purchases within a short window. This is one of the highest-conviction signals in quantitative finance. InsiderEdgePro automatically detects and flags cluster buy signals in real time, so you can spot unusual insider buying activity the moment it happens.

Question 4

How do I track congressional stock trades?

Accepted Answer

Under the STOCK Act, US Senators and Representatives must disclose personal stock trades within 45 days. InsiderEdgePro monitors these STOCK Act filings and sends real-time Discord alerts for every congressional trade. Our Congress stock market tracker surfaces Nancy Pelosi stock trades, Senate trades, and House of Representatives disclosures instantly — a free politician portfolio tracker for every investor.

Question 5

Do politician trades beat the market?

Accepted Answer

Studies have found that congressional stock trades have historically outperformed broad market indexes. InsiderEdgePro's politician portfolio tracker surfaces STOCK Act filings the moment they are disclosed, giving individual investors the same information used to follow smart money.

Question 6

How do I read SEC Form 4 filings?

Accepted Answer

A Form 4 is filed with the SEC whenever a corporate insider buys or sells company shares. The key fields are: Transaction Type (P = open-market purchase, the most bullish type), Transaction Date, Shares Acquired, Price Per Share, and the insider's Title. InsiderEdgePro parses every Form 4 on SEC EDGAR and presents the data in a clean, filterable dashboard — no need to read raw filings.

Date	Time	Ticker	Company	Insider	Role	Trade Value	Shares	Price	Signal

#	Ticker	Company	Insider	Trade Date	Buy Price	Current Price	Return %	Value

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