When several insiders at the same company buy their own stock on the open market inside a month, that's a pattern worth seeing — real money, disclosed under oath, from the people with the most information. We put each cluster next to the same name's Reddit chatter. The rarest read is the divergence: bought, not discussed— insiders in while the crowd isn't looking.
Trailing 30 days · refreshed after each 4-hourly SEC sweep · data through 17 Jul 2026
We read every insider filing (SEC Form 4) and keep only true open-market purchases — transaction code P. Stock awards, option exercises and gifts are excluded: they're compensation, not conviction. A company makes this board when, inside the trailing 30 days, at least 3 distinct insiders bought a combined $50k or more, or at least 2 insiders bought $1M or more. The Reddit line counts the same company's mentions across the subreddits we track over the same 30 days; under 10 mentions reads as "not discussed". Every cluster expands to the exact filings behind it, each linking to the SEC document — audit any row. Price context is deliberately absent until licensed end-of-day market data is wired in; we don't quote prices we don't have clean rights to. We can't see whether a buy ran under a pre-set 10b5-1 plan — filings don't always carry that flag in machine-readable form, so we don't claim it. What this is not: insiders can be early, wrong, or averaging down — a cluster is disclosed conviction, not a recommendation.
Filing data: SEC EDGAR Form 4 (public domain). Crowd data: our own Reddit pipeline — method at /dashboard/methodology.