Your Portfolio. Scored by Insiders.
Add up to 10 stocks you own. We'll show you what the insiders at each company have been doing — who bought, how much, and how much conviction sits behind it.
About the Insider Score
What is the Insider Score?
A 0–100 reading of how much conviction sits behind a company's insider buying. It only exists where insiders have made qualifying open-market purchases in the last 90 days — a company with no recent buying has no score rather than a low one.
How do we calculate it?
It is a weighted composite of six pillars read from the SEC Form 4 record and market data: the quality of the insider buying itself (size, stake growth, cluster and repeat purchases), the caliber and track record of the buyers, the sector's strength, management tone, price momentum, and dilution. Awards, option exercises, tax withholding and 10b5-1 plan trades are excluded — only open-market purchases count. Scores refresh daily and cap at 99.
What does it mean?
55 and above reads Bullish — unusual, high-conviction buying. 40 to 54 is Neutral — buying is present but routine. Below 40 is Low Buying — filings exist but carry little conviction. It is a research signal about insider behaviour, not a price prediction or a recommendation.
How many stocks can I add?
Up to 10. The list is saved in this browser; sign in and it is kept on your account as well.
Why is the score blurred?
The Insider Score is part of Insider Access. Everything else on the row — price, how many insiders bought in the last 90 days, how much they spent and when — is free. See what Insider Access includes →