Biggest insider sells by dollar value
Stocks ranked by the total dollar value of open-market insider sales over the last 90 days (SEC Form 4, code S). The insider count shows how many different people were selling, but the ranking here is by dollars. Insiders sell for many reasons — diversification, taxes, liquidity — so read selling with more caution than buying. To rank instead by the number of distinct insiders selling, see “Most insiders selling (#)”.
Aggregate open-market sale value (Form 4 code S) over the last 90 days, grouped by stock; insider count is distinct reporting owners. Excludes grants, option exercises, tax-withholding and gifts. Up to a 2-business-day filing lag.
About this ranking
Is heavy insider selling bearish?
Not necessarily. Insiders sell for many reasons unrelated to their view of the company — diversification, tax planning, scheduled 10b5-1 plans, or simply liquidity. Selling is generally a weaker signal than open-market buying.
What transactions are included?
Open-market sales reported on SEC Form 4 (transaction code S). Option exercises, grants, gifts and tax-withholding dispositions are excluded as non-discretionary noise.
How current is this?
Form 4 must be filed within two business days of the trade, refreshed daily from SEC EDGAR. Figures cover the trailing 90 days.