Smart money
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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What officers, directors and 10% owners bought and sold in the open market, from their SEC Form 4 filings. Buying is the rarer signal and the louder one; several insiders buying together, louder still. Open any company for its quarterly history.
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Cluster buys
Companies where two or more insiders bought shares in the open market in this window. Joint filers count once, and purchases in an offering or a private placement are left out.