Original Summary

I've been building InsiderEdge on nights and weekends, and it's finally at the point where I need people who aren't me to use it. The problem: company insiders have to report trades to the SEC on Form 4 within two business days. Most of those filings are noise: stock grants, option exercises, tax sales. The interesting ones, insiders spending their own money on the open market, get buried. What it does: - Reads every Form 4 from SEC EDGAR five times a weekday and keeps only open-market purchases of $50K or more - Scores each one 0 to 100 on size, context (are other insiders buying too?) and how recent it is, and shows exactly why it scored what it did - Flags clusters, when several insiders at one company buy within 30 days - "Your stocks": list the tickers you own and get an email whenever an insider buys any of them - Senate and House stock disclosures, free for everyone, no account needed It's deliberately quiet. Most weeks there's one or two standout clusters and a handful of strong individual buys across the whole market, so an email from it should mean something. The offer: Pro is free for 30 days for new subscribers. A card is required, and you can cancel in two taps under Account → Manage Billing before day 30 and pay nothing. The congressional feeds are free with no trial at all if you just want to poke around. What I'd love feedback on: Is it clear within 10 seconds what the app does? Does the score make sense when you read the "why it scored" breakdown? What would make you check it more than once a week? Anything broken, confusing or ugly, especially on a phone Brutal is fine. I'll read and reply to every comment. Free Trial I built and run this. Not financial advice, just data from public filings.   submitted by   /u/Ibemopar [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/17 12:34:47