Chorus.

SEC Form 4 · latest filing 2026-10-15 · checked 2026-10-16 15:57 UTC

Insiders rarely buy together by accident.

When two or more officers or directors of the same company buy their own stock on the open market within a week, that is a chorus. The SEC publishes every one of those purchases within two business days. Almost no brokerage shows you when they cluster.

Chorus reads every Form 4 as it lands, groups them by company, and tells you what makes each one unusual: whether it is a buyer's first purchase in a year, how it compares to their own typical size, how much it changed their stake, and where that company's insider buying has been before.

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Context you would otherwise dig for

Reading three Form 4s, finding what those people did last year, and working out how much their holdings changed takes twenty minutes. Chorus does it as the filings arrive.

The three most recent

Live, from the feed. 233 companies are showing insider clusters right now.

QTEXQTREX Quantum Ltd.first chorus here on record · CEO and a director · now holds $1,211,332 (Parnes Tal) · 49% below 52-week high$61,360
IMSRTerrestrial Energy Inc. /DE/first chorus here on record · CEO and 2 directors · no prior purchase by these buyers · grew their stake 111% · down 5% since they bought · 89% below 52-week high$112,279
ONMDOneMedNet Corp5th chorus here since 2023 · An officer and a director · 2.5x typical size · grew their stake 7% · now holds $9,094,682 (Kosasa Thomas) · down 20% since they bought · 84% below 52-week high$999,999

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