The Insider Index

Follow verified public trading activity with clarity and confidence. This is infrastructure for serious investors.  Public by law.  Useful by design.

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The Insider Index

See how institutional capital actually moves.

The Insider Index helps you understand market behaviour using real, public disclosures. Not opinions. Not predictions. Just documented capital allocation.

You can track U.S. lawmakers, hedge funds, and major index funds, then view where they act independently or align over time.

All data is sourced from public filings and presented in a clear, readable format.

What You Get

Most market apps focus on price action after the move. The Insider Index focuses on who moved first.

You see how different institutions position themselves and where exposure overlaps. These alignment points often signal meaningful market interest.

Core Features

Track Real Institutional Activity View verified congressional trades, hedge fund holdings, and index fund allocations. No simulated data.

See Meaningful Overlap Identify stocks and sectors where multiple institutions hold exposure, or where positioning diverges.

Compare Entities Directly Compare lawmakers, funds, or institutions side by side with simple, consistent views.

Focused Dashboard No clutter. No excessive charts. Key movements surfaced clearly.

Optional AI Context AI summaries provide additional context when requested. Raw data always remains primary.

Built for Trust

The Insider Index prioritises consistency and transparency.

No random scoring

No hidden assumptions

Deterministic outputs from the same data

You can see what happened, when it happened, and who was involved.

Who It’s For

Investors, analysts, and builders who want visibility into institutional behaviour without noise.

What It Is Not

No trading

No buy or sell signals

No price predictions

No financial advice

The Insider Index provides information only. Decisions remain yours.

Why It Exists

Markets are shaped by capital allocation and policy decisions that are often visible but fragmented.

The Insider Index exists to make that information easier to understand.

Terms and Conditions: https://insiderindex.org/use