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The Insider Trades page shows a paginated feed of promoter, director, and KMP buy/sell disclosures filed under SEBI Prohibition of Insider Trading (PIT) Regulations 2015 — Regulation 7(2). Every time a promoter, director, or key managerial personnel trades shares of their own company, they are legally required to disclose it to the exchange within two trading days. Finmagine captures these filings nightly and presents them in a searchable, filterable table.
The feed answers one question: are the people who know the company best buying or selling? Sustained promoter buying, especially during broader market weakness, is one of the strongest confidence signals available to retail investors.
The three trade-type chips are mutually exclusive. All Trades is selected by default. Switch to Buys to focus on conviction accumulation, or Sells to monitor distribution. The selection reloads the table immediately.
Active by default. Removes trades below ₹1 crore in value — small, symbolic transactions that carry little information. With the filter on, a typical day shows ~70,000–80,000 filings. Toggle it off to see all filings including minor transactions (250,000+ records).
Logged-in users see a ⭐ My Watchlist button on the right side of the filter row. Activating it narrows the feed to only companies in your watchlist, turning the page into a personalised insider alert system. Guests see a 🔒 lock icon that links to the login page.
| Column | What it Shows |
|---|---|
| Company | Company name + a blue SYMBOL → link to the company's stock page |
| Person | Name of the insider — promoter, director, or KMP who filed the disclosure |
| Category | Colour-coded chip: Promoter Director KMP |
| Trade | 🟢 Buy or 🔴 Sell |
| Shares | Number of shares traded in this transaction |
| Value | Total trade value in ₹ Cr / ₹ L (e.g. "₹4.50 Cr") |
| Avg Price | Average price per share at which the trade was executed |
| % Change | Change in the insider's shareholding percentage — green = increase, red = decrease |
| Mode | Acquisition mode: Market Purchase, Off-Market Transfer, ESOPs, Gift, etc. |
| Date | Trade date (DD Mon YYYY format) |
The % Change column shows the delta in the insider's total shareholding percentage, not the share price change. A +0.12% means the insider now holds 0.12 percentage points more of the company than before. Small percentages on large promoter stakes represent significant rupee commitments.
When a promoter is buying in the open market — especially at higher prices or during a broader market correction — it signals genuine confidence in the company's near-term prospects. Filter to Buys + ≥₹1 Cr and sort by Value (largest trades first) to find the highest-conviction accumulation activity.
A single insider sell is rarely a red flag — insiders sell for many personal reasons (liquidity, diversification, tax planning). Look for multiple insiders selling within the same quarter, or promoter pledging levels rising alongside sells, as a more meaningful warning signal.
When you spot a significant promoter buy, click the SYMBOL → link to open that company's stock page. Check the Financials tab for earnings trajectory, the Scorecard for quality metrics, and the AI Quarterly Summary for management tone — insider buying is most powerful when it aligns with improving fundamentals.
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The table shows 50 rows per page. When there are multiple pages, Prev / Next buttons and numbered page chips appear below the table. Clicking any page button scrolls back to the top automatically. The "Showing X of Y filings" count below the table updates with each filter combination.
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