INSIDER TRADING:

Trading Ideas and Tips (Approved by SEC & FCA Regulations)

 

At Quantina Intelligence, we are committed to providing only legally sourced trading insights while strictly adhering to the guidelines established by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

Insider trading often carries a negative connotation due to illegal cases where individuals exploit confidential company information for financial gain. However, there is a clear and legal distinction between unlawful insider trading and the use of publicly available insider information.

What Is Legally Allowed?

Under SEC and FCA rules, it is entirely legal to use publicly disclosed insider activity—such as directors’ trades, institutional holdings, or regulatory filings—to make informed decisions. These types of data are often called “insider trading signals”, and they are fully compliant as long as the source is public and the information is not acquired through non-public, privileged channels.

Examples of Legal Insider Information:

  • SEC Form 4 filings (U.S.): Officers and directors must disclose their trades.

  • RNS Filings (UK): Directors’ dealings are disclosed under FCA regulations.

  • 13D/13G filings: Large shareholders’ positions in public companies.

  • Market rumours and strategic partnerships published via verified news outlets.

 

 

Our Technology & Approach

 

At Quantina Intelligence Research Lab in London, United Kingdom, we’ve built a proprietary AI-driven monitoring system that tracks and compiles thousands of sources in real-time—including official filings, news, regulatory databases, and more.

Our system:

  • Operates 24/7 on a high-performance Amazon AWS server, ensuring minimal latency and maximum uptime.

  • Collects only legally approved, publicly available insider activity data.

  • Filters and scores each insider tip based on credibility, historical profitability, and relevance to current market trends.

 

 

Why It Matters to Traders

 

Understanding insider transactions can provide crucial context for investment decisions. For example:

  • A CEO purchasing a large number of shares in their own company may signal confidence in future growth.

  • A sudden resignation followed by share disposals could point to internal issues.

 

By leveraging legal insider trading signals, traders and investors can enhance their market intelligence and time entries and exits more precisely.

 

Compliance Statement

 

We do not publish, share, or act upon non-public, confidential, or privileged information. All data provided on this page and by our services is:

  • 100% compliant with SEC (U.S.) and FCA (UK) regulations,

  • Sourced from verifiable and legal public databases,

  • Processed and interpreted by our in-house analytics system for educational and informational purposes only.

 

 

Final Note

 

This section of our platform is dedicated to legitimate insider trading insights, offering a smart edge to investors while upholding the highest standards of integrity and legality. Our data is curated, processed, and presented for informational and educational purposes—never as direct financial advice.

For institutional access or to subscribe to our Insider Activity Feed, please contact us.

 

Stay informed. Stay compliant. Trade smarter with Quantina.