When insiders cluster, that's the signal.

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Roughly 4 to 5 a week on average since launch — but that average hides real swings, because insider buying follows the quarterly earnings calendar. Executives are legally barred from trading in the blackout windows around each earnings release, so some stretches are genuinely quiet and others are busy. That's normal, not a fault. The month-by-month calendar in the Guide shows which windows are historically active.

Genuinely risky. Stocks under $5 are thinly traded and volatile: spreads are wide, a single order can move the price, and individual positions can fall very hard. PennySignal tells you when insiders are buying — it does not tell you the company is sound, and it applies no fundamental or technical screening. Every alert we've ever sent is on the results page, losers included, so you can judge the real distribution before subscribing rather than after.

Same core signal — multiple insiders buying the same company in a short window — applied to a different universe. ClusterSignal covers large and mid-caps and scores each opportunity across 5 dimensions (technicals, fundamentals, analyst sentiment). PennySignal covers stocks under $5, where most of those inputs either don't exist or aren't meaningful, so an alert carries the insider count and a confidence tier instead of a 5-axis score. If you want both, the Combo plan bundles them.

No. PennySignal sends the initial buy alert and nothing after it. An earlier version suggested exit targets and we removed it deliberately: a mechanical target on an illiquid penny stock implied a precision the data didn't support. Your exit depends on your own position size, risk tolerance and horizon — the alert is the starting point for your research, not a trade plan.

Yes. Company officers and directors are legally required to report their trades to the SEC, and those filings are public. PennySignal only reads public filings and automates the part that's tedious by hand. It is an information service, not a registered investment adviser — alerts go out identically to every subscriber, with no personalised advice.

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