Insider activity, interpreted.
A research platform for analyzing corporate insider transactions in context.
- Understand insider actions in historical context
- Focus on activity that warrants attention
- Verify every alert down to raw filings
The data is public. The context isn't.
Corporate insiders file thousands of transactions every week. The filings are public record—anyone can access them.
But a transaction in isolation tells you very little. Is this executive's purchase meaningful, or routine? Is this pattern unusual for this company? Has this insider's past activity preceded significant price movement?
Without historical context, relationship history, and outcome data, you're looking at noise.
Structure over signal.
Augur Signals doesn't surface more transactions. It surfaces the ones that warrant attention—and explains why.
Every alert is built from three layers of analysis:
Owner–Issuer History
Each insider's relationship with each company they've filed for, tracked over time. Not just what they bought—but how their past activity at this specific company has unfolded.
P-Factor Context
A proprietary framework for evaluating an insider's historical transaction outcomes. P-Factor doesn't predict. It characterizes—giving you a structured way to interpret who is acting.
Insider Alert
Transactions are framed as analytical events: each one is an invitation to investigate. Multiple factors are considered to provide a comprehensive understanding of the insider event.
Nothing hidden behind the summary.
Every alert can be drilled down to the filing that generated it. Every P-Factor evaluation links to the transaction history that underlies it. Every data point can be exported.
Augur Signals is designed for users who verify before they trust. Confidence comes from understanding why something appears—not from being told what it means.
Designed with a specific user in mind.
- Investors who research before they act
- Users comfortable interpreting data, not following instructions
- Those who want to verify insider activity against their own thesis
- People who value transparency over convenience
Ready to look closer?
Examine insider activity with structure, context, and full transparency.