Scan recent reported activity
Browse transactions across companies and quickly see the ticker, reporting person, role, action, shares, price, and date.
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Browse Recent Company Insider Transactions
Pineify Finance Agent displays Unusual Whales’ insider-activity records in one view, connecting the ticker, reporting person, role, transaction type, shares, price, sector, market-cap context, and dates. Use the feed to find activity worth investigating and then read the original filing and surrounding business evidence; a reported trade is not a standalone buy or sell signal.
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A market-wide view of reported insider activity
See reporting people, record types, and filings to investigate
Insider activity is most useful when the person, role, ticker, transaction, and timing stay connected. Choose tickers, an owner name, sector, transaction codes, roles, company size, or transaction-date bounds to narrow the provider query. The default is 25 records on page 1, with up to 50 per page and an hour-long response cache.
The feed describes disclosed events, not the insider’s reasoning or complete economic exposure. Awards, tax withholding, gifts, planned sales, conversions, and other filing types can look different from an open-market purchase or sale, so the original filing remains essential context.
Use cases
Ways to use insider transactions
Put trade size in context
Compare shares and price with market-cap, sector, ownership, and next-earnings context to choose records worth deeper research.
Separate routine events from leads
Use transaction codes, roles, forms, and filing dates to distinguish compensation or planned activity from events that merit a closer read.
Prompt examples
Insider-activity questions you can ask Finance Agent
“Show the latest company insider transactions and group them by ticker, person, role, and buy or sell action. Distinguish proposed-sale notices, awards, and gifts from completed open-market transactions, and separately flag disclosed trading plans.”“Review recent insider activity in large technology companies. Highlight material share changes, include transaction and filing dates, and list the source filings I should open without making a trading recommendation.”“Find clusters of insider purchases or sales over the recent period. Explain what the reported records establish, what they cannot reveal about intent, and which company filings and ownership details I should verify next.”
FAQ
Questions about company insider transactions
It shows available recent records with the ticker, reporting person, role, transaction action and type, shares, price, sector, dates, and related company context.
Not by itself. Selling can reflect taxes, compensation, a preset trading plan, gifts, diversification, or personal liquidity rather than a view on valuation.
No. Check the form and transaction code. In particular, a Form 144 record is a proposed-sale notice rather than proof of a completed sale. Other ownership records may concern awards, gifts, conversions, or withholding.
Some awards, transfers, gifts, conversions, and withholding events are reported without an open-market price. The missing price does not remove the need for filing context.
They represent the provider’s transaction and filing fields. Check the original form: a proposed-sale notice may contain a planned sale date, whereas an ownership-change report describes a reported event. Do not collapse the two into a trade-execution timestamp.
Open the original filing, read the form and transaction code, check direct or indirect ownership and any trading-plan context, then compare the event with valuation, risks, and current business evidence.
Follow the person and filing context
Use a transaction as a lead, then verify the form, transaction code, ownership context, trading plan, and current company evidence.
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