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Insider buying on Wall Street today

Data as of Oct 27, 2026

28.57 % Informative

Higher than on 60% of the days of the last 10 years.

Change over 1 week: −0.23 pp. Over 1 month: +2.53 pp.

Last month

DateValue
Oct 27, 202628.57 %
Oct 26, 202628.57 %
Oct 23, 202628.38 %
Oct 22, 202628.41 %
Oct 21, 202628.09 %
Oct 20, 202628.80 %
Oct 19, 202628.80 %
Oct 16, 202628.58 %
Oct 15, 202628.45 %
Oct 14, 202628.32 %
Oct 13, 202628.77 %
Oct 12, 202628.46 %
Oct 9, 202628.46 %
Oct 8, 202627.96 %
Oct 7, 202626.94 %
Oct 6, 202628.10 %
Oct 5, 202628.53 %
Oct 2, 202628.56 %
Oct 1, 202627.61 %
Sep 30, 202626.46 %
Sep 29, 202625.82 %
Sep 28, 202626.03 %

Over the last 10 years

What it is

Directors and officers of US listed companies must report every purchase or sale of their own company's shares to the SEC. This page counts, across the market, what share of those who traded in the last 4 weeks bought.

How to read it

Insiders buy en masse after markets fall (74% in late 2008, 70% in March 2020) and mostly sell in euphoric phases (22% in 2021). It is context: it carries no colour and does not count in the traffic light.

Frequently asked questions

What is an insider?

A director, officer or large shareholder of a listed company. In the US they must report their trades in the company's shares to the SEC on Form 4.

Which trades are counted?

Only open-market purchases and sales (codes P and S). Shares received as pay, option exercises, gifts and sales to cover taxes are excluded.

Are specific companies or people shown?

No. Only market-wide counts.

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