Insider trades

See what a company’s insiders bought and sold

Each company’s Insider trades page lists every buy and sale its insiders made on the open market in the last 12 months: who, their role, the shares, the price and the filing. Each insider has a page of their trades at every company. Free for investors.

  • 107,368 insider buys and sales in the 12 months before the count, at 6,333 companies ·
  • 46,547 insiders, each with a page of their trades ·

What it does

A company’s insider trades, newest first: each buy and sale with the insider, their role, the shares, the price, the value and the filing. Open-market trades show first; switch to every kind, such as grants and option exercises. Each insider’s page shows their trades at every company.

Who it’s for

  • Investors who watch what management does with its own shares
  • Investors checking a company before they buy
  • Anyone following a CEO or director across companies

How Insider trades works

  1. Open a company’s Insider trades

    From the Insiders tab in its Shareholders section, or the Insider trades link beside it.

  2. See who bought and who sold

    Each trade shows the insider, their role, the shares, the price and the value, with the year’s buys and sales added up.

  3. Check the filing

    Each trade links to the filing it came from.

  4. Open the insider’s page

    It shows every trade they made, at every company.

Top 3 reasons to check insider trades on 6ix

  • Buys and sales together

    Every open-market trade in the last 12 months, newest first.

  • The person behind each trade

    Their role, and their trades at other companies.

  • Straight from the filing

    Each trade links to the official filing it came from.

Questions about insider trades

Which trades are shown?

Buys and sales on the open market in the last 12 months, newest first. Switch to every kind of trade to see grants, option exercises, gifts and the rest.

Where do the trades come from?

From the reports insiders file with regulators and exchanges. Each trade links to its filing.

What does it cost?

Nothing. 6ix is free for investors.