Form 144 Cluster With Insider
In plain terms
When 2+ insiders file paperwork to sell within 14 days of each other, the coordinated planned-exit signal tends to mark short-term tops.
How it works
Concurrent Form 144 filings by >=2 distinct insiders within 14d are a stronger negative-drift signal than a single filer; multi-insider coordination strips idiosyncratic-liquidity noise and corroborates the planned-exit signal.
Live results
3 times picked on its own · 15 times inside a blend (8 beat the stock) · updated 2026-06-06Data dependencies
- Daily prices
Adjusted-close OHLCV for every US-listed ticker; primary price feed.
- SEC form 144 filings
SEC Form 144 planned-sale notices, parsed from EDGAR structured filings.
Expected edge
- Reported return
- -1.5-3% over 20-40d (internal)
- Tested over
- T+1 to T+40d
Stronger than baseline #266 form_144_overhang_short; internal target -1.5-3% over 20-40d on cluster events.
Related families
When insiders file large planned-sale notices, we short the issuer for the next few weeks.
When insiders file paperwork saying they will sell but then don't actually sell much, the stock tends to drift up as the perceived overhang lifts.
When 4+ insiders buy in a single month (a real cluster, not noise), the stock tends to outperform for the next few months.
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