A director bought at 4:02pm. The tape finds out tomorrow.
OBVAULT reads every Form 4 the SEC publishes, scores it against four lenses, and puts the result on a desk you can act from — while the filing is still just a filing.
2,604 tickers covered · US equities
Four lenses. One grid. Eight weeks at a glance.
Every filing is scored against all four the moment it lands. Colour is the tilt, the number is how many names cleared the bar that week.
Cluster buy
Three or more insiders at one company buying inside a rolling ten-day window, open-market only. Exercises and gifts are stripped out before scoring.
CEO / CFO conviction
A single buy from the chair, chief executive or finance chief, sized against their own holding rather than a flat dollar floor.
Cluster sell
Coordinated selling, split from scheduled 10b5-1 disposals and labelled as such. Plan sales are noise; discretionary sales are the signal.
Dividend & capital return
Raises, cuts and payout drift. It sits outside the tilt grid because it reports a state at week end, not a count of events inside the week.
From filing to position
The same four steps run every trading day, in this order. Where you stop is what you pay for.
The filing arrives
EDGAR publishes a Form 4 within two business days of the trade. We take the raw document, not a vendor's summary of it.
ContinuousFour lenses run
Every line is separated by insider, accession and transaction code, then scored. One filing can carry twenty-eight rows — we count filings, not rows.
Within minutesThe trigger is drawn
Names are ranked against the universe, checked for liquidity and earnings proximity, then charted with the levels you draw yourself.
Every 5 minutesOrders wait for you
At the Vault level a signal becomes a staged order against your own brokerage, with the stop attached before it is ever sent.
On approval onlyPublished before the fact, not after.
The 29 January cohort was four strong buys, posted to the desk on the morning they cleared. Six months later that basket returned +33.0% against +11.1% for SPY over the same window. Every cohort since is in the record, including the ones that did not work.
Five tiers of access
Each level is the one below it plus one clear thing. Free is the filings, on a delay. Signal is the reading, live. The Desk adds the board and a paper portfolio. Terminal adds the API. The Vault acts, by request.
Prices are per month. Free is open to anyone — start there and move up when you want more. The free tier is the filings themselves, on a delay; the reading is what you pay for. API and export open at Terminal because the raw feed is redistribution, and that tier carries the data licence. The Vault is by request: linking a brokerage is a different kind of trust.
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