Sioux Falls, SD, June 16, 2026 – MarketBeat, a leading provider of financial news, stock research and market data, is bringing its redesigned stock screener experience to two more areas of investor research: earnings results and insider trading activity. The company has updated its Earnings Screener and Insider Trades Screener, giving users more flexible ways to sort, compare and evaluate company-level market data.
The updates build on MarketBeat’s broader stock screener redesign, first introduced earlier this year. MarketBeat offers six screening tools covering stocks, dividends, ETFs, analyst ratings, earnings and insider trading activity.
MarketBeat’s screener suite supports research across six market categories.
Investors now have a more consistent workflow across MarketBeat’s screeners, with streamlined filtering, customizable data views, sortable results, fullscreen mode, saved screener configurations and export options.
“Earnings results and insider transactions can give investors important context, but the data needs to be easy to sort, compare and act on,” said Matt Paulson, founder and CEO of MarketBeat. “These updated screeners help investors move from raw information to focused research more efficiently.”
Guided tours are also a new feature, built directly into the updated screeners, helping new users get comfortable with the tools quickly while allowing experienced investors to move directly into their research workflow.
Built-in guided tours help investors quickly get comfortable with MarketBeat’s updated screener workflow.
Inside MarketBeat’s Updated Screener Tools
MarketBeat’s updated Earnings Screener helps investors move beyond the earnings calendar by showing how companies performed against expectations. Users can review consensus and actual EPS, revenue results, beat-or-miss performance, announcement status and earnings dates in one sortable view, making it easier to identify earnings surprises and compare results across a specific reporting window.
MarketBeat’s Earnings Screener helps investors compare earnings dates, EPS results, revenue results and beat-or-miss performance in one customizable view.
The Insider Trades Screener organizes legally disclosed insider transactions into a more practical research view. The screener includes insider buying and selling activity filed with the SEC by corporate officers, directors and major shareholders.
Investors can search activity by insider name, transaction date, buy or sell activity, share count, price per share and total transaction value. This makes it easier to spot repeated insider buying, clusters of selling or unusually large trades that may warrant further review alongside company fundamentals and other MarketBeat research tools.
MarketBeat’s updated screeners allow users to select, reorder and manage columns so they can focus on the data points most relevant to their research.
“These updates bring our Earnings and Insider Trades screeners in line with the rest of our suite, so investors get the same fast, intuitive experience everywhere they screen on our site,” said Liz Schiefen, web developer at MarketBeat. “Consistency doesn’t just mean convenience. It gives confidence to the investors who choose to trust MarketBeat for their research.”
The updated Earnings Screener and Insider Trades Screener are available now, along with additional investor resources, at MarketBeat.com.
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