Insider and Congress trades for traders
Bourse lists open-market insider purchases and sales (SEC Form 4, codes P and S) and stock trades disclosed by members of Congress. It is public information arranged so you can read it quickly. It is not a trading signal.
Straight from the public filings Bourse puts filings from SEC EDGAR, the House Clerk and Senate eFD in one place, with a link to the original where possible. The free plan works on the web, Android and Windows. Open the appWhere the data comes from
Filings come from public registers: SEC EDGAR, the Clerk of the House and Senate eFD, partly collected through third-party data providers. The delays are set by the rules: Form 4 within 2 business days, Congress trades up to 45 days, 13F up to 45 days after the quarter. Data sources.
Questions
What does Bourse show to traders?
Open-market insider purchases and sales from SEC Form 4, stock trades disclosed by members of Congress, and a mark when three or more different insiders buy the same company within 14 days. Each item links to the original filing where available.
What does Form 4 code P mean?
Code P is an open-market or private purchase made by an insider with their own money. Grants, option exercises and tax withholding use other codes, which is why Bourse focuses on P and S.
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Bourse collects Congress trades, SEC Form 4 insider filings and 13F fund holdings in one live feed, and flags insider buying clusters automatically. Free to start.
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