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Insider filings
Every Form 4 filed by a company insider, read every half hour. Public government records, read within the publisher's limits.
Baroq Data · read from the source
The data the big desks read. In plain words.
Insider filings, the weekly futures positions, the Fed's rates, the economic calendar and the numbers behind gold and the dollar. Read from the official records, scanned every half hour, and written up so you can read it in a minute.
- From the official records
- Scanned every 30 minutes
- A source on every number
- Facts, never advice
Scanner 1 · insider filings (Form 4) · every 30 minutes
Insiders buying their own company.
When a chief executive, a director or a big owner buys shares of their own company on the open market, they must file it with the US regulator within two business days. The scanner reads every new filing, keeps the real purchases and flags the ones that stand out.
In the last 7 days, insiders filed 3 open-market purchases of $100k or more in 3 companies, $29.7M in all. The largest: HEALY JAMES (Director) bought $20.4M of Rapport Therapeutics, Inc. (RAPP) on 2026-10-28. A filing says what an insider did, not what the share will do. Insiders buy for many reasons.
Written by the scanner from the filings below, by fixed rules.
| Day | Company | Insider | Bought | Why it is listed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-28 | Rapport Therapeutics, Inc. (RAPP) | HEALY JAMESDirector | $20.4M | $1M+ |
| 2026-10-28 | Corebridge Financial, Inc. (CRBG) | NIPPON LIFE INSURANCE CO10% owner | $8.7M | $1M+ |
| 2026-10-30 | Lycia Therapeutics, Inc. (LYCA) | Venrock Healthcare Capital Partners III, L.P.10% owner | $645k |
Read 13 min ago. Open-market purchases of $100k or more from the last 30 days, highest score first. Baroq data, from the official Form 4 filings.
Scanner 2 · Commitments of Traders · weekly
Where the big speculators sit at an edge.
Every Friday the official weekly report shows what funds, hedgers and small traders held on the Tuesday before. The scanner lists the markets where funds hold close to their most long or most short of the last three years.
- Natural gas: speculators net short 255,164 contracts, 0 out of 100 in their 3-year range (near the most short).
- Euro: speculators net short 143,894 contracts, 0 out of 100 in their 3-year range (near the most short).
- Australian dollar: speculators net short 128,315 contracts, 0 out of 100 in their 3-year range (near the most short).
- Nasdaq 100 (E-mini): speculators net long 48,839 contracts, 90 out of 100 in their 3-year range (near the most long).
Baroq data, from the official weekly report. Read 4 h 54 min ago. Every market, week by week
Scanner 3 · the Fed path · every 30 minutes
What traders pay for the next Fed decision.
Prices on an exchange-listed prediction market, turned into the chance of each outcome. The Treasury-bill view of the same decision is on the rates page.
For the Fed decision on 2026-12-09, prediction-market prices put hike 25 as the most likely outcome. All outcomes: Cut 50+ 0% (-0 on the day); Cut 25 0% (-0 on the day); Hold 29% (+4 on the day); Hike 25 68% (-3 on the day); Hike 50+ 2% (-0 on the day).
Odds are prices, not forecasts. Fed rate odds and the yield curve
Why from the record
Copies go stale. The record does not.
Most data sites copy the same public filings from each other, add a delay and a paywall, and forget to say where the number came from. Baroq reads the official records themselves: the filings, the weekly futures report, the central bank's own rate.
Every number on this page says when it was read. If a record stops answering, the page says so instead of showing an old number as new.
How the scanners work
Read. Keep. Flag. Write it up.
The same four steps for every record.
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Read
The scanner asks for what is new: the latest insider filings, the weekly futures report, the Fed odds. Within each publisher's own limits.
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Keep
Only what matters stays: real open-market purchases, not share awards, option exercises or gifts. Positions, not noise.
- 03
Flag
Rules mark what stands out: several insiders at one company in a week, a chief executive or chair, a purchase over a million dollars, a holding that grew by a fifth or more.
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Write it up
A short summary in plain sentences from those facts. When Baroq AI writes it, it may only restate the facts, and an answer that reads like advice is thrown away.
What the scanners read
Official records, public and free to read.
Nothing is scraped from another site. Where data needs a licence to show, it is not shown.
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Futures positions
The weekly Commitments of Traders: 19 futures markets and three years of history. Open
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Rates and yields
The Fed's effective rate and the whole US yield curve. Open
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Economic data
Real yields, the dollar, inflation, oil, volatility indices and jobs numbers. Open
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Release times
Jobs, inflation and growth releases, and eight central banks' decision days. Open
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Not shown, and why
Paid rate tools, options flow and paid stock data need a licence to show in public. The public records above answer the same questions.
Questions
Straight answers. No small print.
Where does the data come from?
From official public records: the insider filings companies must make, the weekly futures report, central bank rates and government statistics. Every block says when it was read.
What is a Form 4?
The form a company insider (an officer, a director or an owner of 10% or more) files with the US regulator within two business days of trading their own company's shares.
Is an insider purchase a reason to buy?
No. A filing says what someone did, not what a share will do. Insiders buy for many reasons, and many purchases are followed by falls. The scanner lists facts, nothing more.
Is this AI?
The flags come from fixed rules, so the same filings always give the same list. When the site's AI is on, Baroq AI writes the short summary from those facts only, and any answer that reads like advice is thrown away.
How fresh is it?
Insider filings and Fed odds every 30 minutes, the COT report weekly, as it is published. Each block says when it was read.
Is any of this advice?
No. Baroq is software, not an adviser. Everything here is information. Trading with leverage can lose money quickly, including all of it. Read the risk warning
One more thing
The filings are public. Reading them all is the work.
The scanners read them every half hour, keep what matters and write it up in plain words.
From the record. Read on time. Never advice.
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