Company insiders, executives, directors, and major shareholders, are required to file stock transactions with the SEC. Argus Terminal reads Form 4 and 8-K filings straight from SEC EDGAR and flags clusters, when several insiders at the same company file within days of each other.
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The Argus SEC-EDGAR agent reads these filings for the tickers you hold and ask about.
Required within 2 business days of any insider transaction. Argus lists each filing with the insider, their role, and the dates, and flags clusters: several insiders at the same company filing within the same week.
Companies file an 8-K within four business days of a material event: an acquisition, an executive departure, a guidance change, a restatement. The SEC-EDGAR agent reads recent 8-Ks for your tickers and flags the ones that change the thesis.
Argus distinguishes meaningful activity from noise.
A single insider buy is interesting. Three insider buys within 30 days, across different roles, is a materially stronger signal. Argus weights cluster activity significantly higher than single-transaction filings.
Many Form 4 filings are routine options exercises or 10b5-1 plan transactions with no informational content. Argus identifies and down-weights these, so the alerts you receive represent genuine discretionary activity, not scheduled compensation events.
A $50,000 purchase from a director who has never bought open-market shares is more significant than a $500,000 routine buy from one who does it every quarter. Argus evaluates each transaction in the context of that insider's historical filing pattern.
The insider feed connects to the rest of the product in three places.
The SEC-EDGAR agent reads recent Form 4 and 8-K filings for your holdings each weekday morning, and its findings become a section of your brief.
Pick the SEC-EDGAR agent in Ask the Agents and ask what insiders have been doing at a company. The answer lists the filings it read.
The Capital Flow page lists short interest and days to cover from Nasdaq's twice-monthly data, so you can check an insider cluster against short positioning yourself.
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