Companies by Insider Score

U.S. public companies ranked by the Insider Score. Highest scores at the bottom — the top 5 need Insider Access.

Scored on the last 90 days of Form 4 filings. Switch the lookback to re-rank the board on 12 months of filings, with every column recalculated over that span.

How to read the score: a higher Insider Score = more bullish insider conviction — even if the share price is falling. The score measures the quality of insider buying (who is buying, how large, and how clustered), not price momentum.