Insider trades tape — promoter buys, director sells.
Every SEBI-mandated insider disclosure in one clean feed. PIT Regulation 7(2) — promoters, directors, and KMPs reporting their own transactions. SAST Regulation 7 + 13 — substantial shareholders crossing 5% / 2% thresholds. Filed to NSE within 2 trading days of the transaction.
NSE PIT + SAST corporate filings · as of Live — updated every 30 min. Curated reference — verify against the authoritative source before making any investment decision. Refreshed periodically, not continuously.
Sources: NSE insider filings · SEBI PIT Regulation 7(2) · SEBI SAST Regulations
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How to read insider filings
- Promoter buy on the market — historically the strongest bullish insider signal. Indicates insider thinks stock is undervalued and is willing to risk their own capital.
- Director / KMP sell — has many benign reasons (tax, ESOP vesting, diversification). Look at whether multiple insiders sell in the same window — that's the stronger signal.
- Pledge increase by promoter — financial stress or aggressive personal leverage. A sudden pledge invocation (lender-initiated sale) often precedes a sharp price drop.
- FPI / mutual fund crossing 5% — SAST threshold. A new large holder entering is bullish confirmation; an existing large holder reducing is a caution signal.
Context matters. A ₹5 lakh director buy on a ₹50,000 Cr market-cap stock is noise. The same buy on a ₹500 Cr small-cap is a strong conviction signal. Always check the transaction value relative to the insider's known pay scale and prior filings.
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