Chris Babayans built a fast, filterable alert service that puts insider trading data in everyday hands.
Every day, corporate executives and board members buy and sell shares of their own companies. By law, they must report those trades to the Securities and Exchange Commission through a document called Form 4. The information is public. Yet for years, the ability to act on it quickly belonged almost exclusively to those who could afford a Bloomberg terminal at more than two thousand dollars a month. Chris Babayans looked at that gap and saw something worth fixing.
From a Lifelong Curiosity to a Career in Data
Chris has been drawn to computers since elementary school, a fascination that followed him into college as his chosen field of study. He is the kind of person who treats a technical problem as a puzzle rather than a chore, and that mindset shaped every step of his path.
His early ventures reflected an entrepreneurial streak. While still in college, he ran a business converting old tapes to DVD and USB. After graduating, he explored several directions. He tried day trading for a few months, sold koozies on Amazon, and took a position as an auditor. None of these felt like the destination, but each one taught him something about markets, customers, and persistence.
The turning point arrived in December 2018, when he moved to Phoenix, Arizona. There he entered a full stack development training program, followed by big data training that placed him on corporate contracts. Those experiences gave him the technical foundation he had been building toward for years. He learned how to move large volumes of information quickly and reliably, a skill that would later define his company.
Turning Experience Into a Product
After nearly eight years in corporate data engineering roles, and after launching an earlier startup called BuildersBulletinBoard.com, Babayans set out to create something with a clear and personal payoff for its users. The result is Insider Trade Alerts.
The concept is straightforward, but the execution is where it stands apart. Insider Trade Alerts sends email and Telegram messages that summarize high-level insider SEC Form 4 filings. In plain terms, subscribers can see when executives and board members buy or sell shares of their own companies. That signal has long been considered valuable, because the people running a business often have the clearest view of its future.
What makes the service remarkable is speed. Insider Trade Alerts sends notifications outbound faster than any other consumer product in the space. In fact, it is the only Form 4 alert service that transparently displays the time each alert takes to move outbound for delivery, often less than one second. That transparency is a statement of confidence, and it invites users to hold the company accountable to its promise.
Cutting Through the Noise
Speed alone does not help if the information overwhelms you. Babayans understood this, so he built a filtering system designed to reduce noise rather than add to it.
Subscribers can customize alerts by ticker, transaction value, and whether the trade is a buy or a sell. They can filter out routine activity such as dividend reinvestment transactions, tax withholding transactions, and pre-planned 10b5-1 transfers, which are scheduled in advance and often carry less signal. Users can even filter by the insider’s title, so a board member’s move can be treated differently from a chief executive’s.
Delivery is just as flexible. Subscribers choose how often they hear from the service, from instant notifications, to minute-by-minute intervals, to a single daily digest. This range respects the fact that a full-time trader and a casual investor want very different rhythms of information.
Taken together, these filters give Insider Trade Alerts an advantage over competitors. The goal is not to send more messages. The goal is to send the right ones.
Why It Matters
The phrase Babayans returns to is simple: the realm of insider trading is being demystified and made accessible to the masses. For decades, the term “insider trading” has carried an air of secrecy, even suspicion. But the reporting of legal insider transactions is public knowledge, published openly by the SEC. The problem was never access to the raw data. The problem was speed and clarity.
By packaging that data into fast, filterable alerts, Insider Trade Alerts lets everyday investors make better informed trading decisions. Subscribers no longer need a costly professional terminal to follow the moves of the people who know their companies best. That is a meaningful shift in who gets to participate.
There is also something fitting about the founder behind it. Babayans has spent his career moving data at scale inside large corporations. Now he is turning that same expertise outward, toward individual users. He is especially excited to release a product where subscribers can potentially profit from the very subscription they pay for. That alignment between the company’s success and the customer’s benefit is rare, and it speaks to the spirit behind the brand.
A Product Built for the Curious and the Committed
Insider Trade Alerts is a young company, launched recently and already carving out a clear identity. It does not try to be everything. It focuses on one valuable stream of information and delivers it faster and more cleanly than the alternatives.
For the trader who wants to react the moment an executive buys shares, the instant alert is a tool built for that purpose. For the long-term investor who prefers a calm overview, the daily digest keeps them informed without the constant pings. In both cases, the filters ensure that what lands in the inbox or Telegram feed is worth the attention.
That is the promise Babayans has staked his company on. Less noise, more attention-worthy data. Not exclusive access for the few, but public information delivered to the many.
Start Following the Insiders Today
For those who have ever wished they could see what corporate executives and board members are doing with their own shares, Insider Trade Alerts gives that view in near real time. Choose the tickers that matter, set the filters that match the strategy, and pick the delivery pace that fits. Visit the website to explore how fast, transparent, and customizable insider alerts can sharpen your next decision. The information has always been public. Now it is finally within reach.
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