An AI stock screener that ranks by evidence, not filters
Most stock screeners hand you a page of filters and leave the rest to you. Set a P/E range, a market cap and a dividend yield, run it, then start researching whatever list comes back.
InsiderPulse works the other way round. It checks over 100 sources every day, scores every asset it covers from 0 to 100, and ranks each board by that score. You start from a list already sorted by evidence, then narrow it to what fits how you trade.
What we cover: US-listed stocks and ETFs, plus crypto, forex and commodities. 27,276 assets are scored right now.
What we don't cover: ASX-listed shares. If you only trade the ASX, a local screener will suit you better.
Filters versus scores
A filter screener tells you which companies match rules you already chose. It can't tell you which of them is seeing unusual activity this week.
A scored screener starts from activity. When company insiders buy their own stock, when a member of the US Congress discloses a trade, when options volume jumps, or when price and volume start to trend, those signals feed the score. The board reorders as the evidence changes, so what rises is what is moving now, not what matched a filter you set months ago.
What goes into the score
- Insider buying and selling from SEC Form 4 filings
- Trades disclosed by members of the US Congress
- Unusual options activity reported by exchanges
- Dark pool and volume data
- Daily price action and momentum
- Published news and company information
Each asset page shows the signals feeding its score, so you can see why it ranks where it does. The full method is in How the InsiderPulse score works.
Tools that do the screening for you
- Browse Assets: every asset we cover, ranked by score within its class, with filters.
- Momentum Radar: assets building momentum, with trigger levels. New to momentum? Read What is momentum in stocks.
- Insiders To Follow: the company insiders whose buying stands out.
- Options Flow: the largest unusual options bets. Background in What is unusual options activity.
- Top Movers: what is moving most right now.
See every tool on the Products page.
Investing from Australia
InsiderPulse is Australian built and works the same wherever you are. It covers US-listed stocks and ETFs, not ASX shares. Plans are billed in US dollars, and you can switch the display currency to see prices converted to Australian dollars. If you are weighing up AI tools more broadly, AI investing and trading tools in Australia covers what to check before you pay for any of them.
What InsiderPulse is not
InsiderPulse is a data tool. It is not a broker, it does not place trades, and nothing on it is financial advice. A score describes what the data shows, not what a price will do next. What you do with it is your call.
Start free
The Free plan is permanent and needs no payment method. It shows a sample of every board so you can see how the scoring works before you pay for anything. Paid plans open more of each board, and the first month is free.