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Top Signals Small Caps $1M+ Buys Cluster Buys Performance
RANKED BY SIGNAL STRENGTH

Top insider buys

Live SEC insider purchases
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Score Company Insider Date Purchase Market Cap Ownership Why it matters
SMALL COMPANIES, BIG INSIDER CONVICTION

Small-cap insider buys

Market cap under $2B
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Score Company Insider Date Purchase Market Cap Ownership Why it matters
SERIOUS MONEY ON THE LINE

Million-dollar buys

$1M+ combined insider buying
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Score Company Insider Date Purchase Market Cap Ownership Why it matters
MULTIPLE INSIDERS, SAME COMPANY

Cluster buys

2+ different insiders buying
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Score Company Insider Date Purchase Market Cap Ownership Why it matters
SIGNAL STRENGTH

How the score works

Every qualifying insider purchase is scored from 0–100 based on how meaningful the signal looks.

0–100
What we score
30 Purchase size
20 Ownership increase
20 Cluster buying
15 Insider role
15 Repeat conviction
How to read it
80+ Exceptional signal
65+ Strong signal
50+ Notable signal
<50 Lower-conviction signal
Bigger checks, stronger ownership commitment, repeat conviction and multiple insiders buying all push the score higher. Routine buying and passive 10% owner activity receive less credit.
Peter Lynch quote about company insiders putting their own money into a stock.
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Important: Copy The Insider provides information and analysis based on publicly disclosed insider transactions. Nothing on this site constitutes investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, or a recommendation or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold any security. Insider purchases and past performance do not guarantee future results, and securities can lose value. Market prices and performance figures may be delayed and may not reflect real-time market conditions. Always do your own research and consider your own financial circumstances before making investment decisions. Data Accuracy: Copy The Insider uses automated systems to collect, interpret, and classify information from public SEC filings. Although we work to identify qualifying open-market insider purchases accurately, filings may be delayed, amended, incomplete, or misclassified, and our data may occasionally contain errors or omissions. Always verify transaction details using the original SEC filing before making any investment decision.