SEC Form 4 Hourly Database

TRACK THE
WHALES.

Research C-Suite capital flows with normalized SEC Form 4 records, exact calendar windows and open-market activity separated from technical ownership events.

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Find specific C-Suite members or Directors across multiple entities. Inspect their transaction history, issuer exposure and subsequent market-price context.

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Analyze correlation between different companies or compare insider conviction levels of specific executives side-by-side.

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Source Lineage

Trace canonical transactions through their SEC accession, transaction table and sequence while keeping amendments and validation state visible.

Directional Method

Net flow isolates code P purchases and code S sales inside exact calendar windows instead of treating awards, gifts or options as equivalent conviction.

Flow Separation

Filter the noise. We separate open-market purchases from automated tax withholdings, option grants, and planned 10b5-1 trades.