About RoostAlert

Signal. Not noise.

What is RoostAlert?

RoostAlert is a free market intelligence dashboard built for investors who want signal, not noise. It shows leading economic indicators, S&P 500 movers, insider trading activity, and market-moving news all in one place, updated throughout the trading day.

No subscriptions. No ads. No stock picks. Just data.

Why it exists

Most market dashboards are built to keep you glued to the screen. Flashing numbers, breathless commentary, breaking alerts on things that don't matter. RoostAlert takes the opposite approach.

The core philosophy behind RoostPoint is that at least 95% of your portfolio should be boring index funds that you never touch. But if you are feeling risky and want to take a small informed investment or 2 with the other 5%, you should know what the market health indicators are saying, what insiders are doing, and what is moving today.

That's what this is for.

Data Sources

All data sourced from publicly available information:

· SEC EDGAR - Insider trade filings (Form 4)
· TrumpsTruth.org - Market-relevant Truth Social posts
· CNBC, Reuters - Breaking financial news
· Yahoo Finance - Market data and prices
· CNN Fear & Greed Index - Market sentiment
· S&P 500 constituents - Top movers universe

About the Insider Trading Data

The insider buys and sells shown on the dashboard come from SEC Form 4 filings, which corporate insiders are required to submit within two business days of any transaction involving their company's stock. The data is pulled directly from the SEC EDGAR public database.

What the dashboard shows is the biggest buyers and sellers by total dollar value over the last 45 days, grouped by company. Multiple transactions by different insiders at the same company are combined into a single row.

BEFORE reading too much into it:

· Form 4 covers all insider transactions, not just open market purchases and sales. That means the numbers can include stock option exercises, restricted stock award vesting, and shares acquired through employee stock purchase plans. These are not the same as an executive writing a personal check to buy shares.

· On the sell side, many large insider sales are executed under pre-scheduled 10b5-1 trading plans. These are set up months in advance and aren't necessarily a signal that the insider is bearish on the company.

· The most meaningful signal in insider data is typically a cluster of open market purchases by multiple insiders at the same company, with no offsetting sales. That's someone putting their own money in at current prices with no pre-arrangement.

Bottom line: use this data as one signal among many. An insider buying $2M in stock is worth noting. An insider "buying" $2M through an option exercise is a different story entirely.

Disclaimer

RoostAlert is for informational purposes only. Nothing on this site constitutes financial advice, investment recommendations, or solicitation to buy or sell securities. Insider trade data sourced from SEC EDGAR public filings. Always do your own research. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Not affiliated with the SEC or any government agency.

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RoostAlert is a RoostPoint LLC project. RoostPoint covers personal finance, Texas electricity, and insurance - without the marketing spin. Same philosophy, different data.

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