Executive trades
Open-market buys and sells from directors, officers, and major owners, read in the context of role, size, timing, and plan status.
Corporate insiders and members of Congress are required to disclose their trades. Paper Trail finds the filings worth knowing, then tells you why they matter.
A sale can be routine. A purchase can be conviction. A cluster can say more than any headline. We separate what matters from what merely looks dramatic.
Open-market buys and sells from directors, officers, and major owners, read in the context of role, size, timing, and plan status.
Periodic transaction reports from members of Congress, surfaced when they become public and tagged with the disclosure delay.
Discretionary buying, C-suite activity, insider clusters, and unusually large moves, without treating every transaction like a trade call.
The raw feed is noise. The edge is knowing which details change the story, and which ones kill it.
We monitor official filing systems for newly reported executive and congressional transactions.
Transaction type, dollar size, insider role, clustered activity, and 10b5-1 plan language all change the read.
The notable moves arrive in a concise briefing built for understanding, not breathless buy-or-sell commands.
Paper Trail reads beyond the headline number, because a transaction without context is barely information.
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