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SEC Form 4 Insider Trades & Cluster Buying

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SEC Form 4 Insider Trades & Cluster Buying

SEC Form 4 Insider Trades & Cluster Buying

Parse SEC EDGAR Form 4 insider trades into clean tables and detect multi-insider cluster buying. Optional 13F changes. Public-domain data, SEC fair-access compliant.

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SEC Form 4 Insider Trades & Cluster Buying Tracker

Keywords: SEC Form 4 scraper, EDGAR insider trading, cluster buying alert, Form 4 API, insider purchases, 13F holdings change, stock insider transactions.

Turn official SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings into clean tables and flag multi-insider cluster buying (several officers/directors buying the same ticker within a few days). Optional 13F manager quarter-over-quarter changes.

Why this Actor

  • One row per transaction: issuer, ticker, insider, role, code (P/S/A/M/F/G…), shares, price, value, ownership after, 10b5-1 flag, filing URL
  • Automatic cluster_buy alerts with insider count, date window, total $ value
  • Modes: near-real-time latest filings or daily index backfill
  • Follows SEC fair-access rules (declared User-Agent, polite rate limit)

Example input

{
"userAgent": "YourCompany research bot contact@yourcompany.com",
"mode": "latest",
"maxFilings": 50,
"transactionCodes": ["P"],
"minValue": 10000,
"detectClusters": true,
"clusterMinInsiders": 2,
"clusterWindowDays": 10,
"clusterMinTradeValue": 10000
}

userAgent is required (name/company + contact email) — SEC policy for automated access.

Use cases

  • Daily insider-buying screen (schedule hourly/daily)
  • Feed signals into AI agents, spreadsheets, Slack/Discord
  • Research backfills for the last N business days

Sample output

{
"type": "transaction",
"ticker": "JEF",
"issuerName": "Jefferies Financial Group Inc.",
"insiderName": "FRIEDMAN BRIAN P",
"insiderRole": "Director, Officer (President)",
"transactionDate": "2026-10-07",
"transactionCode": "G",
"transactionType": "Gift",
"shares": 100,
"filingUrl": "https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/..."
}

Pricing (pay per event)

  • Form 4 transaction — $0.0001 per row (primary)
  • Cluster buy alert — $0.01
  • 13F change row — $0.001
  • Actor start ~$0.00005

Compliance

SEC EDGAR public data; declared User-Agent; under 10 req/s. No street addresses in output. Not investment advice — verify against the original filing.

Use cases & scheduling

  • Daily insider buying alert — schedule every weekday morning with transactionCodes: ["P"] and minValue: 100000 to get only meaningful open-market purchases.
  • Cluster buying screen — keep detectClusters: true; you get a cluster_buy row when 2+ insiders buy the same ticker within clusterWindowDays.
  • Ticker watchlist monitoring — set tickers to your portfolio and run daily with mode: dailyIndex.
  • 13F changes — mode: 13fDiff with managerCiks (e.g. Berkshire 1067983) after each quarter's filing deadline.
  • Pipe into Slack / Sheets / AI agents via Apify integrations or webhooks on run success.

Tip: create an Apify Schedule for the Actor or one of the tasks below to turn it into a recurring monitor, and add a webhook/integration to get results in Slack, email or Google Sheets.

Ready-made example tasks

One-click, pre-filled inputs you can run or copy:

FAQ

How fresh is the data?
latest mode reads SEC's current-filings feed, so new Form 4s show up minutes after EDGAR publishes them. Schedule hourly or daily.

Why is userAgent required?
SEC fair-access policy requires automated clients to declare a name and contact email. Use your own.

What do transaction codes mean?
P = open-market purchase, S = sale, A = grant/award, M = option exercise, F = tax withholding, G = gift. Most buy signals use P only.

Is this investment advice?
No. It is a data tool; always check the linked original filing.