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Real-time SEC insider trades and superinvestor 13F portfolios, organized and searchable.

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TickerGurus
MSFT46
GOOG43
GOOGL42
AMZN41
META40
V38
AAPL36
WFC36
DIS34
UNH34
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TickerValue
MSFT$20B+
GE$16B+
AMZN$12B+
GOOGL$11B+
V$11B+
BRKB$10B+
SCHW$9.9B+
GOOG$9.0B+
META$8.3B+
MCO$8.1B+
Insider Trades
SEC Form 4 disclosures
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NameTrades
Gayn Erickson23
Mary Turner12
TickerInsiders
PGR15
WTW9
ZTS8
RL8
NWFL8
OTTR7
RYZ7
UNP7
VCTR6
NCRA5
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TickerVolume
LGN$1.7B+
ESLT$84M+
FLUT$81M+
UTHR$28M+
AEHR$20M+
SE$19M+
ALAB$19M+
MESO$18M+
FDX$14M+
RDW$13M+

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13F

What are 13F Filings?

13F filings are quarterly reports submitted to the SEC by any investment manager controlling at least $100M. The managers we track are well-known value investors like Warren Buffett. They must file within 45 days of each quarter end, disclosing all qualifying US equity positions.

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Why track insider trades?

Company insiders — directors, executives, and major shareholders — must report their own stock trades within 2 business days via SEC Form 4. When insiders buy their own stock, it can signal strong conviction in the company's future.