Insider Transactions/Most insiders buying (#)

Stocks with the most insiders buying

Stocks ranked by the number of distinct insiders making open-market purchases over the last 90 days — a read on breadth and clustered conviction, which tends to be a stronger signal than any single buy. This ranks by the count of different buyers, not dollars; the total they spent is shown alongside. For the largest purchases by dollar value, see “Biggest buys ($)”.

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300 results
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22 insiders · +$28M
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9 insiders · +$159M
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9 insiders · +$1M
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8 insiders · +$7M
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7 insiders · +$489K
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7 insiders · +$417K
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6 insiders · +$52M
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6 insiders · +$30M
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6 insiders · +$6M
15
6 insiders · +$572K
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5 insiders · +$88M
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5 insiders · +$76M
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5 insiders · +$71M
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5 insiders · +$1M
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Count of distinct insiders making open-market purchases (Form 4 code P) over the last 90 days, grouped by stock; dollar figure is their aggregate purchase value. Excludes grants, exercises, tax-withholding and gifts.

About this ranking

Why rank by number of insiders?

Several different insiders buying the same stock independently is harder to dismiss than one person’s purchase — it suggests shared conviction across the people closest to the company. This list surfaces those clusters.

What counts as a buy?

Open-market purchases on SEC Form 4 (transaction code P). Grants, option exercises and other non-discretionary events are excluded.

How current is this?

Refreshed daily from SEC EDGAR; Form 4 carries up to a two-business-day filing lag. Figures cover the trailing 90 days.