InsiderCluster

Stocks Insiders Are Buying Right Now

A live leaderboard of the stocks corporate insiders are buying right now — every company where 2 or more insiders made open-market purchases (SEC Form 4, code P) in the last 60 days, ranked by how many insiders are buying and how much they spent. This list is built automatically from SEC EDGAR filings and refreshes every day, so it always shows the most recent insider buying. Click any ticker for that stock's full insider history, price chart and cluster-buy outcome vs the S&P 500. Currently tracking 221 insider buys across 54 companies.

Most-bought stocks (insiders, last 60 days)

7 stocks · $21,350,768.00
#TickerInsidersTotal boughtWho's buyingLatest buy
1
CLBK
Columbia Financial, Inc./MD/
16$4,703,740.00
Gibney Dennis E.Holland Noel R.Kemly Thomas J.+13
Jul 20
2
NTSK
Netskope Inc
2$14,432,100.00
Griffith William J.G.ICONIQ Strategic Partners VIII Holdings, L.P.
Jul 8
3
FTECX
First Trust Enhanced Private Credit Fund
2$1,899,980.00
CHAD EISENBERGPECK MICHAEL D
Jul 2
4
VRA
Vera Bradley, Inc.
2$204,821.00
Bickley IanMeslow Andrew
Jun 12
5
SCTX
Scribe Therapeutics, Inc.
2$64,995.00
Lucas SvetlanaParrot David
Jul 23
6
CNTM
ConnectM Technology Solutions, Inc.
2$41,690.00
Choudhury MaheshPanigrahi Bhaskar
Jun 18
7
CUEN
Cuentas Inc.
2$3,442.00
Maimon Shalom ArikOAS ENERGY LLC
Jul 7

Source: SEC EDGAR Form 4 (open-market purchases, code P), last 60 days. Ranked by number of distinct insiders, then total dollars bought. For research only; not investment advice.

Why insider buying matters

Which stocks are insiders buying right now?

The table on this page ranks every US-listed stock where 2 or more corporate insiders made open-market purchases in the last 60 days, most-bought first. It is rebuilt automatically from SEC Form 4 filings, so it always reflects the most recent insider buying.

Where does this data come from?

Every row is sourced from SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings, filtered to open-market purchases (transaction code P). We ignore option exercises, grants and gifts so the list only shows insiders putting their own cash to work.

Why does it matter when multiple insiders buy the same stock?

A single insider buy can be noise, but a cluster buy — several insiders at the same company buying within a short window — is one of the most-watched bullish signals, because the people closest to the business are independently choosing to buy at current prices.

How often is the list updated?

It updates automatically as new Form 4 purchases are filed with the SEC, typically every day. There is nothing to refresh — open the page any time to see the stocks insiders are buying now.

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