Insider Transactions Screener How To Use the Insider Trades Screener Start Tour Screener tour Use MarketBeat’s Insider Trades Screener to filter and compare insider buying and selling activity (legally disclosed transactions filed with the SEC by corporate officers, directors, and major shareholders) using customizable criteria such as insider title, transaction type, share count, price per share, and transaction value. This tool helps investors quickly identify meaningful insider trading patterns, unusual activity, and company-specific trends worth a closer look. Saved ScreenersSearch screeners New ScreenerUpgrade to All Access to save screenersNo results found Save Save as New Rename Delete Full Screen Screener Configuration × Save Your Custom ScreenersThis screener save feature is available to MarketBeat All Access subscribers only. Upgrade below.Upgrade Now See Benefits Delete Screener × Are you sure you want to delete ""? This action cannot be undone. Customize Screener Reset Refresh Results Clear All Filters Reset to Default Add Results:1025501002505001000 Order by: Transaction Date Ascending Transaction Date Descending Company Ascending Company Descending Current Price Ascending Current Price Descending Insider Ascending Insider Descending Number of Shares Ascending Number of Shares Descending Price Per Share Ascending Price Per Share Descending Transaction Total Ascending Transaction Total Descending Add Filters & Columns Country United StatesSELECT ALLUSA (NYSE & NASDAQ)USA (All Exchanges)CanadaUnited KingdomEurope Transaction Date Transaction Date from Transaction Date to Insider Buy/Sell All SelectedSELECT ALLBuySell Number of Shares Number of Shares minimum Number of Shares maximum Price Per Share Price Per Share minimum$ Price Per Share maximum$ Transaction Total Transaction Total minimum$ Transaction Total maximum$ Screener Results Results Export Upgrade to MarketBeat All AccessThis premium research tool is available to MarketBeat All Access subscribers only. Upgrade below.Upgrade Now See Benefits Written by Chris Markoch | Reviewed by Jessica Mitacek ShareLink copied to clipboard. Insider Trades Screener Guide Insider transactions can be a useful signal, but they rarely tell the whole story on their own. A purchase by a CEO may mean something very different from a sale by a director, and one large trade may matter less than a broader pattern of insider activity over time. The challenge is context: insiders buy and sell shares for many reasons, and raw trade data can be difficult to interpret when you’re reviewing transactions one by one. An insider trades screener helps investors cut through that noise by narrowing the market to companies with the specific insider activity they want to study. Instead of reviewing SEC filings individually, investors can filter and compare insider trades using details like transaction date, insider title, buy or sell activity, number of shares, price per share, and total transaction value. By organizing this information into a single, sortable view, an insider trades screener makes it easier to spot patterns—such as repeated insider buying, clusters of selling, or unusually large trades in a specific stock or sector. It’s most useful when investors know what they’re looking for, whether that’s executive buying, activity at smaller companies, or insider selling trends over a defined period. A screener doesn’t replace research, but it can help investors quickly identify insider activity that may deserve a closer look. Frequently Asked Questions What does the Insider Trades Screener do? It helps investors filter and compare insider trading activity based on criteria like insider title, buy or sell action, number of shares, price per share, transaction size, and date range. What can I screen for? You can screen by stock ticker, exchange, sector, industry, date range, insider name, insider title, buy or sell activity, share count, price per share, and total transaction size. Can I look for insider buying only? Yes. The screener allows you to filter specifically for buy or sell transactions, which can help you separate accumulation from selling activity. How far back does the data go? The page describes the tool as covering insider trading activity going back more than 20 years. Does insider buying always mean a stock is a buy? No. Insider activity can be informative, but it should be viewed as one data point. Insiders may buy or sell for many reasons, so it’s best used alongside broader fundamental and market research. Can I sort and export the results? Yes. You can sort by multiple transaction fields, and All Access users can export the table to CSV or Excel for further analysis. 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Sectors represent a large grouping of companies showcasing similar business activities.Toggle Sector columnIndustry Industry refers to a specific group of companies or businesses, while "sector" describes a large segment of the economy.Toggle Industry columnSubindustry Sub-industry is a more specific classification within an industry.Toggle Subindustry columnCUSIPToggle CUSIP columnCurrency The currency the stock trades in, such as U.S. Dollars.Toggle Currency columnCurrent Price The current price of a listed asset.Toggle Current Price columnNews Sentiment News sentiment is one part of fundamental analysis. A good way to look at it is that technical signals will tell investors what’s happening to a stock’s price. Understanding the news can help investors understand why that movement may be happening.Learn moreToggle News Sentiment columnMarketRank™ Our MarketRank&trade, rates every stock on 7 unique categories: Analyst's Opinion, Short Interest, Dividend Strength, ESG Score, Media Sentiment, Company Ownership, and Earnings and Valuation. MarketRank is calculated as an average of available category scores, with extra weight given to analysis and valuation.Learn moreToggle MarketRank™ columnMarket Cap Market capitalization is the market value of all of a company's outstanding shares and is used by the investment community in ranking the size of companies, as opposed to sales or total asset figures.Toggle Market Cap columnOutstanding Shares Outstanding shares are all the shares of a corporation or financial asset that have been authorized, issued and purchased by investors and are held by them. They have rights and represent ownership in the corporation by the person who holds the shares.Learn moreToggle Outstanding Shares columnFree FloatToggle Free Float columnNumber of Employees The number of employees in a company.Toggle Number of Employees columnPrevious Close The closing price of the last market day.Toggle Previous Close columnChange from Previous Close The percent change from the previous market day's closing price.Toggle Change from Previous Close columnOpening Price The opening price of the current market day.Toggle Opening Price columnChange from Open The percent change from the current market day's opening price.Toggle Change from Open columnPrice Change The amount the price has changed during the most recent trading period.Toggle Price Change columnToday's Range Today's range shows the lowest and highest price at which a stock has traded at today.Toggle Today's Range column50-Day Range The 50-day range shows the lowest and highest price at which a stock has traded at in the previous 50 days.Toggle 50-Day Range column52-Week Range The 52-week range shows the lowest and highest price at which a stock has traded at in the previous 52 weeks.Toggle 52-Week Range columnTransaction Date The date the insider transaction was executed.Toggle Transaction Date columnInsider The name of the corporate insider who executed the transaction.Toggle Insider columnInsider Title The corporate title of the insider (e.g., CEO, CFO, Director).Toggle Insider Title columnBuy/Sell Whether the insider bought or sold shares.Toggle Buy/Sell columnNumber of Shares The number of shares involved in the insider transaction.Toggle Number of Shares columnPrice Per Share The average price per share for the insider transaction.Toggle Price Per Share columnTransaction Total The total dollar value of the insider transaction (price per share × number of shares).Toggle Transaction Total columnDetails Link to the SEC filing for this insider transaction.Toggle Details column No columns found Try a different search term Column Order No columns selected. 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