Insider trading tracker: an insider buying scanner, on the chart and in a feed
A CEO, CFO or 10% owner buying their own company's stock with their own money is the one trade nobody makes by accident. Gekko reads the Form 4 filings, lists the open-market purchases, and plots each one on the price chart.
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Who bought, how much, at what price, and when the filing went public — with the GekkoIndex and Fair Value beside each row.
What the insider buying scanner shows
Open-market purchases
Insiders receive stock in many ways — grants, options, plans. The tracker focuses on purchases made on the open market with the insider's own money, which is the signal worth reading.
Dated to the filing
Each purchase is shown on the day the Form 4 became public, which is when anyone outside the company could have seen it, and plotted on the chart at that date.
Context on every row
The insider's role, the number of shares, the price paid and the total value, with the stock's GekkoIndex reading and Fair Value gap alongside, so a purchase can be read against the smart money picture.
Inside Gekko
- A live insider feed across the whole universe, filterable by ticker, with click-through to the chart
- Insider purchases as a chart layer (slate violet circles below the bar), toggled with one click
- Insider activity on the home dashboard's smart money feed as filings land
- Insider buying as one of the smart money votes in the AI trade ideas' checklist
How it appears on the free stock pages
Every stock page has an insider trading card: the count and value of open-market purchases in the last 90 days, the latest filings, and the insider item of the swing-trade checklist. "Insider buying" — net purchases over 90 days — is one of the daily lists on the stocks hub.
Questions about the insider trading tracker
Does the tracker show insider sales?
The feed is built around open-market purchases; sales are shown where the filings carry them and are never inferred. A page that shows no sales is not claiming there were none.
What is a Form 4?
The filing company insiders — officers, directors and holders of more than 10% — must make with the SEC within two business days of a transaction in their company's stock. It is public record.
Is insider buying a buy signal?
It is public data that Gekko describes and plots. The checklist on each stock page counts it alongside other signals; Gekko does not make buy or sell recommendations.
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