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Insider trading screener

An insider trading screener with free alerts and weekly insider updates

A screener should help you narrow the filing history to the companies, insiders, and transaction types you actually want to review. It should also work naturally with free alerts and weekly insider updates, not just give you a wall of rows.
Filter by company and insider
Transaction-type screening
Built around official filing data
For informational and research purposes only. InsiderAlerts does not provide financial, investment, or trading advice.
Screener workflow
Filter by ticker
Start with the company you care about.
Filter by insider
Review activity from a specific person.
Filter by transaction type
Separate purchases, sales, awards, and other ownership changes.
Use date range and watchlist context
Keep the screening result focused on what matters to you.
Why it matters
Filter the filing history more intelligently
A screener becomes useful when it helps reduce the filing universe into something reviewable.
Screen by transaction type
Separate purchases, sales, awards, and other activity instead of reading everything as one undifferentiated stream.
Use it for company or insider review
A good screener supports both stock-level and person-level research.
Start with free alerts, then screen deeper
The best screening workflow often starts after a free alert or weekly update tells you something is worth a deeper look.
Process

What an insider trading screener should do well

A screener should narrow the data, reduce noise, and make the filing history more reviewable. It should not simply dump more rows in front of you.
How it unfolds
Set the filters you actually need
Start from company, insider, date range, or transaction type.
2
Reduce the filing set to something useful
Use the filters to get closer to the real question you are trying to answer.
3
Use the result as research context
Treat the screener output as a way to focus review, not as the whole conclusion.
Contrast

Raw filing list versus a proper screener

Raw filing list
InsiderAlerts screener workflow
More noise
More targeted filtering
Harder to isolate the filings you care about
Company, insider, and transaction-type focus
Less useful after an alert
Better research follow-through
Insight

Why a screener matters

A screener helps when the filing volume is too broad to read one by one, but you still want a structured path into relevant activity.
Filter by ticker or insider
Separate transaction types more clearly
Reduce noise before you review
Use it alongside the alert flow
Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is an insider trading screener?
An insider trading screener is a filtering workflow that helps you narrow insider filing activity by company, insider, transaction type, and other useful dimensions.
How is a screener different from a database?
A database stores and exposes the filing history. A screener is the workflow you use to narrow and filter that history for review.
Why filter by transaction type?
Because purchases, sales, awards, and other filing events often deserve different interpretation.
Can a screener work alongside alerts?
Yes. A strong workflow often begins with an alert and then moves into screening and deeper database review.
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Conversion

Want an insider trading screener that is actually usable?

Filter the filing history more intelligently, move from free alerts and weekly insider updates into research, and keep the workflow focused on the names and patterns that matter.