Insider Trading by Sector
Browse SEC Form 4 insider buying and selling by GICS sector. Each sector page shows 30-day insider buy and sell totals, an industry breakdown, and the companies with the most insider activity right now.
Last 30 days across all sectors
Insiders reported 390 open-market purchases totaling $497.52M and 4313 sales totaling $12.74B. Financials leads on insider buying with $353.05M in purchases.
Sector breakdown (30 days)
| Sector | Companies | Active (30d) | Buys (count / value) | Sells (count / value) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Information Technology | 668 | 340 | 66 / $80.90M | 2051 / $1.81B |
| Health Care | 811 | 335 | 92 / $35.23M | 871 / $910.82M |
| Financials | 649 | 281 | 92 / $353.05M | 526 / $730.27M |
| Consumer Discretionary | 380 | 141 | 42 / $546K | 223 / $353.20M |
| Industrials | 392 | 155 | 30 / $1.13M | 304 / $946.74M |
| Materials | 249 | 92 | 11 / $2.07M | 70 / $230.56M |
| Real Estate | 207 | 60 | 24 / $296K | 29 / $13.80M |
| Consumer Staples | 145 | 56 | 11 / $22.61M | 137 / $126.23M |
| Utilities | 102 | 40 | 13 / $524K | 20 / $25.23M |
| Communication Services | 91 | 38 | 8 / $1.01M | 52 / $74.49M |
| Energy | 105 | 29 | 1 / $173K | 30 / $7.52B |
How to read sector insider activity
Insider buying tends to cluster where executives believe their own industry is mispriced. A sector with rising purchase counts across several unrelated companies is a stronger signal than one large buy, which is why each sector page breaks activity down by industry and company. Sales are noisier: many are pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plan executions or diversification, so compare sell totals against each sector's normal baseline before reading them as bearish.