CRM — Insider Trading Activity
One insider at CRM put personal money into the stock on the open market this window, led by a Director, against 1 insider selling.
What this means for CRM
CRM is not showing a cluster buy or a step-change versus its own baseline, so what the window amounts to is a single insider acting alone. Who is buying. The most credible buyer in this window is a Director ($500K–$1M), growing their stake by 29%. That insider’s track record: past buys beat the S&P 500 1 of 3 times (avg −21% vs S&P over 6 mo). Overall credibility score: 35/100 (Low).
By the numbers. One insider filed 1 open-market purchase at CRM over the window, 4,176 shares in all at an average of $239.33 a share, most recently on September 18, 2026. On the other side, one insider filed 2 sales covering 4,500 shares at an average of $260.61, the latest on September 4, 2026. That puts the average sale 9% above the average purchase — worth checking against where the stock trades today.
How we read these filings — which transaction codes count, how the cluster and credibility thresholds are set, and what the signals have and haven’t predicted — is written up in the insider trading methodology.
CRM insider filings, one by one
All 3 Form 4 filings from the last 90 days, by insider, with share count, dollar amount and date.
Other tickers with the same signal
Companies of a comparable size whose Form 4 filings tripped the same insider buying flag as CRM in this window.
- FCCO insider trading — 1 buyer, 2 sellers, credibility 14/100
- AMT insider trading — 1 buyer, 2 sellers, credibility 30/100
- MTDR insider trading — 3 buyers, credibility 69/100
- AVD insider trading — 1 buyer, 1 seller, credibility 11/100
- ASPI insider trading — 1 buyer, 3 sellers, credibility 13/100