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Overview Fund managers, insiders and the House Insider trades Every open-market Form 4

What fund managers, company insiders and members of the House have been buying and selling, from their own filings: read by stock, to see where they agree, or by person.

Disclosure is not a live position. A 13F is a quarter-end snapshot filed up to 45 days later; a House report gives each trade as a range, up to 45 days after it; an insider files within two business days. Every figure here carries its date. None of it is a signal to copy.

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bought sold both ways held, or a 10b5-1 plan trade Fund managers Insiders House members ring: the dollars bought (green) and sold (red), clockwise from 12 A thicker line moved more money, and its dots run the way it went: into a stock on a buy, out of it on a sale. Click a stock or a person to see the amounts; drag one to move it; hold ⌘ or Ctrl and scroll to zoom.
What you can read hereWho filed which trade or position, its direction, its date, and for a House trade its owner (member, spouse, child, joint) and amount range.
What you cannotWhat anyone holds now, an exact amount for a House trade, trades nobody had to report, a fund selling out of a position below its 50 largest, or why a trade was made.