Every term the product uses, in one place. Each entry links to its detail page and to the latest feed pre-filtered by that term.
The product renders dozens of distinct labels — transaction codes like P and S, ownership types like direct and indirect, role titles like CFO and director, and filing-context badges like 10b5-1 detected. This page is the canonical reference so a reader never has to guess what a label means in a row. Each entry links to a dedicated detail page for the full definition and methodology; many entries also link directly to the latest feed with the relevant filter applied, so you can move from "what does this mean" to "show me the real filings" in one click.
Glossary entries are organised by category: forms and filing identity first, then the filing lifecycle, then transaction codes, then transaction vocabulary, ownership, insider terminology, roles, filing context, and product surfaces. Use the search box above to jump to a specific term by label, code, or definition keyword.
Every term, code, ownership type, role, and filing-context label used by The Insiders Post, in one place. Each entry links to a dedicated detail page and, where relevant, to the live feed pre-filtered by that term so you can see real filings using the concept.
Form 4 distinguishes purchases, sales, awards, dispositions to the issuer, tax withholding, derivative exercises, gifts, and other categories with single-letter codes. We surface every code the SEC publishes so the same row is never miscategorised; review each filing and its footnotes for the precise context, because code meanings can overlap in edge cases.
EDGAR defines filings and field names; we define the terms the product surfaces. The product maps every filing-derived label back to a glossary entry, so a reader who is unsure what 'direct ownership' means in a row can resolve it in one click without leaving the page.
We include every transaction code we render, every ownership type we render, every role label we surface in the UI, every filing-context badge, and every product-surface term that appears in navigation. New terms are added whenever we ship a feature that introduces a new label.
Yes. The terms here track the product's surface, and any label you see in the UI should be discoverable from here. Open the dedicated detail page for a related term and use the in-product feedback link so we can track the request.