Analysis

What the filings add up to.

Every chart here answers one question from the same SEC Form 4 stream the rest of the site reads, and states the sample it was drawn from. Where the data cannot answer a question, it says so instead of drawing something.

Who actually moved these totals?

Every figure is a sum or a count over the filings themselves

A window's totals are usually a crowd in the count and a handful in the money. Each side below shows what the top 5 holders were responsible for, because a total quoted without that is a different claim than the one the filings support.

Buying $90,764,646 108 filings · 68 holders · 36 companies
Top 5 holders 90.9% Other 63 9.1%

Yin Chung-Yao alone accounts for 38.7% of buying value.

See the 5 holders
HolderValueShare
Yin Chung-Yao$35,114,29838.7%
NIPPON LIFE INSURANCE CO$24,979,18127.5%
Troim Tor Olav$11,754,45013.0%
KAMFAR RAMIN$8,501,5279.4%
ISRAEL RYAN$2,183,7602.4%
Selling $2,761,204,772 491 filings · 172 holders · 127 companies
Top 5 holders 87.1% Other 167 12.9%

WIRTH JAMES F alone accounts for 78.7% of selling value.

See the 5 holders
HolderValueShare
WIRTH JAMES F$2,173,259,99978.7%
Ullal Jayshree$101,745,5943.7%
CANYON CAPITAL ADVISORS LLC$68,238,4252.5%
Silver Lake Partners IV, L.P.$31,198,6211.1%
RAMASWAMI RAJIV$29,460,4371.1%
37 companies saw buying and no selling
127 saw selling and no buying
0 saw both, which is where insiders disagreed with each other
0 of 600 filings arrived more than 4 days after the trade — the median was 1 day, the slowest 3

What counts as insider activity here

Form 4 transaction codes

A Form 4 reports every change in an insider's holdings, and most of them are not decisions. This feed keeps two codes and drops the rest, because being handed stock says nothing about what a person thinks it is worth.

P Open-market purchase
Kept. The insider chose to buy, at the market price, with their own money.
S Open-market sale
Kept. A decision to sell — though a far weaker one, since taxes, diversification and pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plans all produce it.
A Grant or award
Dropped. Compensation the board decided, not a purchase.
M Option exercise
Dropped. Converting an existing right at a price fixed years earlier.
F Shares withheld for tax
Dropped. An administrative consequence of a grant vesting.
G Gift
Dropped. No price, no market, no view expressed.

This is why the numbers here are smaller than a raw Form 4 count elsewhere. It is a deliberate exclusion, not missing data.

How much are insiders buying over time?

4 days with purchases · 108 filings

$90,764,646 of open-market buying across 06 Oct 2026 to 09 Oct 2026. Bar height is dollar value reported that day, not a running total.

06 Oct: $18,473,601 07 Oct: $67,022,877 08 Oct: $2,930,454 09 Oct: $2,337,714
06 Oct 2026peak $67,022,877/day09 Oct 2026

How many transactions, and which way?

109 buys · 491 sells

Counts, not values — one $2M purchase and one $2K purchase are both a single bar unit here. Direction only; neither colour means good or bad.

24 buys 268 sells 65 buys 155 sells 14 buys 55 sells 6 buys 13 sells
10-0610-09

How large are the purchases?

108 buys

Median purchase $7,056. Bands are fixed and stated rather than quantiles, so the same data always tells the same story.

Under $10K 57
$10K–50K 24
$50K–100K 6
$100K–500K 4
$500K–1M 3
$1M and over 14

How promptly are insiders reporting?

600 filings

Median 1 day from transaction to filing, longest 3. 2 (0.3%) took more than two days. These are calendar days — the SEC's two-day rule counts business days, so a weekend can push a compliant filing over.

Same or next day 362
2 days 236
3–5 days 2
6–10 days 0
Over 10 days 0

Who is doing the buying?

last 30 days

Roles are parsed from the free-text title on the Form 4 and are mutually exclusive. A title matching nothing known stays Unclassified rather than being forced into a bucket.

CEO 178
CFO 30
Chair 17
President 22
10% owner 127
Director 112
Other officer 96
Unclassified 18

Where is buying clustering?

5 companies

Companies where two or more different insiders each reported an open-market purchase inside the window. Clustered buying is uncommon, so a short list is a real result.

$TSM$121,467
TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING CO LTD
30 insiders · 6 C-suite
$AGMB$217,440
AgomAb Therapeutics NV
3 insiders · 2 C-suite
$NRXS$12,260
Neuraxis, INC
3 insiders · 2 C-suite
$LCU$35,455
Lion Copper Corp.
2 insiders
$AHRT$17,936
AH Realty Trust, Inc.
2 insiders

How is the scored basket rated?

1 open case

The distribution of the model's published tiers across cases currently open. A tier ranks how unusual a purchase looks against its own filing history — it is not a return forecast. How the tiers are built →

A+ 0
A 1
B+ 0
B 0

What this page deliberately does not show

Two analyses in the original brief are absent. Both would need something this data cannot honestly provide, and an invented chart is worse than a missing one.

Sector and industry breakdown
The Form 4 stream carries no sector or industry classification, so sector heatmaps and rankings cannot be computed from observed data. Adding one would mean joining a source this site does not have.
Performance after insider purchases
The only series available is a simulated backtest. Presenting it here as what follows an insider purchase would read as cause and effect, which the data does not establish. It stays on the track record page, labelled as simulation.