About a thousand insider filings a day. Maybe six are worth your attention.

What the bot actually does

Corporate insiders must file a Form 4 whenever they trade their own company's stock. It's public the moment it's filed. The problem was never access — it's that nearly all of it is procedural noise.

large-buy

An insider putting real money in, above a dollar-value threshold rather than a share count.

cluster-buy

Several different insiders at the same company buying inside a short window — the pattern a single purchase can't show you.

first-time-buyer

An insider buying a name they have never bought before, as opposed to topping up a position they've held for years.

notable-sale

Large disposals by officers and directors, separated from the automatic scheduled selling that dominates the feed.

NYSE and NASDAQ only. OTC and unlisted tickers are dropped before anything is evaluated, which removes most of what remains.

Same filings. Premium gets them first, and gets the context.

Both channels see the same trades, from the same parser, with the same filtering. The free feed posts the fact 45 minutes later. Premium posts it the moment it's filed — and adds what the filing alone can't tell you: how strong the signal is, who this insider has been, and what the stock is doing right now.

The bot polls EDGAR every two minutes, so premium lands within roughly one polling cycle of the filing appearing. The free channel holds the same alert for 45 minutes, then posts it without the premium fields.

What premium adds to every alert

Signal grade

An A–D score with its reasons shown, e.g. B (6) · CEO · ≥$250k · +12% stake. The formula is public: senior officer (CEO/CFO/President/Chair) +3, other officer or director +2, 10% owner +1; value ≥$1M +2 or ≥$250k +1; stake change ≥25% or a new position +2, ≥10% +1; two or more insiders buying the same name in a week +2; a genuine first buy on record or an accumulating pattern +1; a Rule 10b5-1 pre-scheduled trade −2; an option exercise cashed out the same day −3. A ≥ 7, B ≥ 5, C ≥ 3, otherwise D. It is a heuristic that shows its work, not a prediction.

Insider track record

This insider's prior open-market buys and sells in the same company, read from their own Form 4 history on EDGAR: how many, at what average price, when the last one was — or that this is their first on record.

Price now

The live quote, how far it sits from the insider's price, and the 52-week range.

Weekly conviction report

Every Sunday: the week's buys ranked by grade, cluster buys, and the week's counts. The free channel gets the top three tickers.

/insider TICKER

The recent insider buys and sells in any ticker the bot has logged, with the grade each alert carried, and how many distinct buyers and sellers in the last 90 days.

/watch TICKER

A DM whenever a graded alert fires in a ticker you follow.

A real alert

Both of these went out on the dates shown. Nothing here is mocked up.

Two channels

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