InvestAtlant surfaces publicly disclosed trades and the research behind them, helping you see what
institutions and insiders are buying or selling, which securities they are moving into, and when. The
platform also tracks publicly disclosed stock trades by members of Congress, including transactions
reported through Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs) under the STOCK Act — alongside stock charts,
fundamentals, and SEC filings in one workspace.
Who is InvestAtlant for?
Investors, researchers, analysts, traders, and anyone interested in understanding publicly disclosed
market activity.
Do I need an account to use InvestAtlant?
You can browse research views, signals, and public market data without signing in. Creating an
account unlocks a saved Watchlist and account settings (email verification, password reset, and
profile). Sign-in is free.
Is InvestAtlant free?
Yes — currently everything is free. Some features may move behind Premium in the future. See
Premium for more.
Data & Research
Where does InvestAtlant get its data?
InvestAtlant is built primarily on publicly available disclosures — including SEC filings such as
institutional Form 13F holdings, Form 4 insider transactions, company fundamentals from 10-K / 10-Q
(and related XBRL), and publicly reported congressional / political trading disclosures — plus market
price data used for charts and context. For a fuller list, see
Data Sources.
How often is the data updated?
Update cadence depends on the source. Market prices refresh more frequently during trading hours.
Insider (Form 4) and political disclosures are ingested on a recurring schedule as new filings appear.
Institutional 13F data follows the SEC reporting calendar and is updated as new quarterly filings are
published and processed. Exact pipelines and timing are described on
Methodology.
What are institutional transactions?
On InvestAtlant, “institutional” activity usually refers to holdings and changes reported by large
investment managers in SEC Form 13F filings — for example new positions, increased or reduced stakes,
or exits between reporting periods. These are delayed public disclosures of portfolio holdings, not
real-time trade tickets.
What are insider transactions?
Insider transactions are trades and related filings by company officers, directors, and certain
beneficial owners, typically reported on SEC Form 4. InvestAtlant surfaces publicly disclosed trades
and the research behind them, helping you see what insiders are buying or selling, which securities
they are moving into, and when.
What is political activity?
The platform tracks publicly disclosed stock trades by members of Congress, including transactions
reported through Periodic Transaction Reports (PTRs) under the STOCK Act. These are delayed public
filings, not live brokerage feeds.
How do you calculate changes in holdings?
Holding changes are derived by comparing reported positions across filing periods (for example share
counts or estimated values between consecutive 13F quarters). Labels such as new, increased, reduced,
or sold are based on those period-to-period comparisons. Step-by-step rules live on
Methodology.
Why might InvestAtlant's data differ from another website?
Sites may use different filing cutoffs, ticker mappings, share-class handling, amendment timing,
currency/unit conventions, or inclusion rules for certain instruments. InvestAtlant focuses on
publicly disclosed filings and its own normalization rules — so totals or “change” labels can differ
even when both sources are legitimate.
What happens when a filing is amended or corrected?
When an amended or corrected filing is ingested, InvestAtlant updates the relevant records to reflect
the latest disclosed information. Historical views may change after amendments land. Processing
details are covered in Methodology.
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Disclaimer.
Should I make investment decisions based on InvestAtlant data?
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How InvestAtlant turns public filings and disclosures into the research views you see. For a shorter
overview, see the FAQ. For source lists, see Data Sources.
InvestAtlant aggregates and organizes publicly available financial and government disclosures to make
institutional, insider, and political activity easier to research — alongside charts, fundamentals, and
related SEC context in one workspace.
InvestAtlant does not create the underlying disclosures. We process, normalize, and
present information from public sources so filings can be compared across periods, filers, and tickers.
2. Data Sources
InvestAtlant is built on sources we actually ingest or display. The main categories are:
Institutional activity
SEC Form 13F filings (including 13F-HR and related amendments when ingested)
Institutional investment manager holdings reported in those filings
Related SEC submissions metadata used to discover and process filings
Insider activity
SEC Form 4 transaction filings (primary source for insider buys, sells, and other reported codes)
Forms 3 and 5 are part of the broader SEC beneficial-ownership reporting regime; InvestAtlant's
transaction research and signal views focus on Form 4 activity
Political activity
Official congressional financial disclosures (for example House PTR PDFs and Senate EFD reports)
Other applicable public government disclosure sources used by our politician ingest pipeline
Fundamentals & market context
Company financials from SEC Company Facts XBRL (for example metrics used in Filings → Fundamentals and
related tools)
Market context via TradingView for interactive charts
Reported institutional position values primarily come from Form 13F filings, not from inventing
real-time portfolio marks
A user-facing summary of sources also lives on Data Sources.
3. Institutional Holdings
Institutional holdings are derived from publicly filed Form 13F reports. InvestAtlant extracts reported
securities, share (or contract) quantities, and reported values, then normalizes them into a consistent
format so positions can be compared across reporting periods and managers.
From consecutive reporting periods we classify activity such as:
New positions — a security appears in the later period but not the prior period
Increased / add — shares held rise versus the prior period
Reduced / trim — shares held fall versus the prior period but remain above zero
Sold-out / exited — a prior position is no longer reported in the later period
We also surface fields commonly used in research views:
Shares held — reported position size for the period
Position value — reported filing value, normalized to USD where needed
Quarter-over-quarter changes — share and (when available) value deltas between periods
Sold-out detection depends on having comparable period coverage for a filer. Missing filings are not
treated as exits.
4. Insider Transactions
Insider transactions on InvestAtlant come primarily from SEC Form 4 filings. Each row includes transaction
codes and acquisition/disposition flags that describe what happened.
Other types — gifts, tax withholdings, and other Form 4 codes when present
Not every Form 4 row is a discretionary buy or sell. Awards, option exercises, gifts, and
share withholdings can appear in filings without representing an open-market trade. Research views and
signals that focus on “buying” or “selling” typically emphasize open-market codes P and
S unless a page explicitly includes other transaction types.
5. Political Activity
InvestAtlant uses publicly available financial disclosures to organize reported securities activity
associated with members of Congress and other covered political figures.
Where available, we capture and display:
Reported transactions (for example purchase / sale type)
Transaction date and filing / disclosure date
Security identification (name / ticker when provided)
Reported amount ranges
Amendments when a later disclosure replaces or updates earlier information
Political transactions are often reported as dollar ranges, not exact amounts.
InvestAtlant preserves the reported range (and derived min/max bounds). Some analytics may use a midpoint
estimate for ranking or aggregation — that estimate is derived from the disclosed range and is not an
exact trade size from a brokerage confirmation.
6. Normalization
Raw filings are not always clean or consistent across issuers, filers, and disclosure systems. InvestAtlant
may normalize fields such as:
Company names and ticker symbols
CUSIPs and other security identifiers
Security types (for example common stock vs options where distinguished)
Transaction types / codes
Dates (transaction, filing, period end)
Monetary values and share quantities (including 13F value unit handling)
Normalization exists to make different filings comparable in tables, charts, and change calculations. It
does not change the underlying public disclosure — it maps that disclosure into a consistent research
schema.
7. Change Calculations
When sufficient historical information is available, InvestAtlant calculates changes between reported
institutional positions to identify increases, decreases, new positions, and exits.
Shares change
Current shares − Previous shares
Shares percentage change
((Current shares − Previous shares) / Previous shares) × 100
If previous shares are missing or zero, percentage change is not shown.
Event labels such as new, add/trim, or sold-out are based on those period-to-period share comparisons (and
presence/absence of a position), not on live trading activity after the filing date.
8. Filing Dates vs. Transaction Dates
These dates are easy to confuse — especially for 13F research:
Transaction date
When the underlying activity occurred (used heavily for Form 4 and political disclosures).
Filing / disclosure date
When the report was submitted or published to the public source.
Reporting period
The period a filing represents (for example a 13F calendar quarter). A 13F can be published well after
the quarter ends.
Holdings shown for a quarter reflect what was reported for that period — not necessarily what a manager
holds today.
9. Amendments & Corrections
Public filings can be amended or corrected after their initial submission. When an amended filing is
available and processed by InvestAtlant, associated records may be updated to reflect the latest available
disclosure.
As a result, historical tables, ownership totals, and change labels can change after amendments are
ingested. Duplicate or previously seen filings are treated as no-ops where our ingest pipeline detects
them.
10. Data Limitations
Transparency matters. Please keep these limitations in mind:
Filings are reported after the underlying activity occurs.
Some disclosures provide estimated or ranged values, not exact amounts.
Public filings can contain errors or incomplete identification.
Data may be delayed by filing calendars, processing time, or source availability.
Security identification (ticker / CUSIP / name) can sometimes be ambiguous.
Historical information can change when filings are amended.
Reported holdings do not necessarily represent current holdings.
11. Updates
InvestAtlant monitors applicable public filings and updates datasets as new disclosures become available
and are processed. This is not a real-time brokerage feed.
In practice, scheduled jobs typically:
Refresh politician disclosures and Form 4 insider data on a recurring daily schedule, then warm related
research caches
Process institutional 13F filings during filing windows (and via dedicated 13F ingest jobs), then rebuild
ownership caches and institutional signal views
Ingest SEC fundamentals for tracked tickers on a recurring fundamentals job
Exact run times depend on deployment configuration. Charts and quote search refresh according to their
market-data providers when those integrations are enabled.
12. What InvestAtlant Doesn't Do
InvestAtlant organizes and analyzes publicly available information. The platform does not determine whether
a transaction is a good or bad investment, and the presence of an institutional, insider, or political
transaction should not be interpreted as a recommendation to buy or sell a security.
InvestAtlant uses publicly available data from the following sources. For how we process them, see
Methodology.
SEC
Institutional holdings and insider transaction filings.
U.S. House of Representatives
Financial disclosures relating to members of Congress.
TradingView
Stock prices and market information.
InvestAtlant processes and organizes data from these sources to make it easier to research. The original
source remains the authoritative source.
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Funds that filed this quarter and fully sold the stock (not merely late filers)
New positions
Funds that opened a brand-new position this quarter
Institutional options
13F call & put positions
Options bias
(calls − puts) ÷ (calls + puts)
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Weighted bias
(common + 0.7×calls − 0.7×puts) ÷ total
Metric
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Calls & puts by fund
Top 5 by total exposure · per-fund weighted bias (common + 0.7×calls − 0.7×puts) ÷ total
Fund
Contracts
Common
Calls
Puts
Bias
Insider activity
SEC Form 4 transactions
Alert
Insider
Role
Code
Call/Put
Signal
Shares
Price
Value
Date
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Congress activity
Politician
Chamber
Type
Traded
Amount
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SEC EDGAR filings
data.sec.gov submissions (recent)
Form
Filing date
Description
Accession
10-K filings
Form
Filing date
Report date
Description
8-K Item 2.02 earnings releases
Filing date
Items
Revenue
Net income
EPS (dil.)
Source
Fundamentals
SEC Company Facts · XBRL
Sector
SIC classification from SEC company submissions
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Income statement
Latest values from 10-K (FY) or 10-Q (Q1–Q3)
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Balance sheet
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Cash flow
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Derived metrics
Margins, free cash flow, and YoY growth
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Annual periods (10-K)
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Period end
Revenue
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Net income
EPS (dil.)
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Quarterly periods (10-Q)
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Op. income
Net income
EPS (dil.)
Assets
Rev YoY
13F-implied performance rankings
Portfolio returns from reconstructed 13F holdings
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Performance
Ranked by change in reported 13F portfolio value
This ranking reflects changes in the reported value of an institution's disclosed 13F portfolio between filing periods. It is not the institution's actual investment return.
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Institution
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Most Accumulated Stocks
Shows which stocks institutions have accumulated the most over the selected period.
Most accumulated stock—
Total institutions buying—
Total net shares added—
Average % increase—
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New Institutional Positions
Stocks that institutions opened as brand-new positions in their most recent 13F filing.
Total new positions—
Institutions reporting—
Unique stocks—
Total reported value—
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Filing quarter
Shares
Previous position
Completely Sold Positions
Stocks fully exited across tracked institutions, ranked by aggregated prior 13F value.
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Institutions reporting exits—
Total exit events—
Total prior value exited—
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Status
Notable Investors
Well-known investors and the 13F filers behind their public equity portfolios.
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Institution Comparison
Compare the latest reported holdings of two institutional investors.
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Institution A
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Holdings—
Largest holding—
Top sector—
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Holdings—
Largest holding—
Top sector—
Shared holdings—
Unique to A—
Unique to B—
Portfolio similarity—
Weighted similarity—
Institution A — Top 25
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Ticker
Position value
Portfolio weight
Shares
Filing quarter
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Ticker
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Portfolio weight
Shares
Filing quarter
Institution A
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Institutions
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Institutional filer
Holdings
Top positions by reported value
Portfolio mix
Ticker
Stock
Activity
Quarter-over-quarter changes
Biggest adds
Existing positions with more shares; ranked by value of shares added (at quarter-end price)
Biggest trims
Existing positions with fewer shares (still held); ranked by value of shares reduced
Exits
Positions held last quarter that are fully sold (current shares = 0)
New positions
Positions not held in the prior quarter
All changes
Every position with a quarter-over-quarter share change
Options
13F call & put positions
Options bias
(calls − puts) ÷ (calls + puts)
Metric
Value
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Weighted bias
(common + 0.7×calls − 0.7×puts) ÷ total
Metric
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Calls & puts by stock
Top 5 by total exposure · per-stock weighted bias (common + 0.7×calls − 0.7×puts) ÷ total
Performance
Reported 13F portfolio value changes
This reflects changes in the reported value of the institution's disclosed 13F portfolio between filing periods. It is not the institution's actual investment return.
Quarter
Portfolio value
QoQ $
QoQ %
Holdings
Filing date
Filings
13F filings on record
Quarter
Filing date
Form
Positions
Reported value
Insider clusters
Executive cluster buying — multiple insiders purchasing within a rolling window.
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Strength
Buyers
CEO
Buy value
Signal
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Conviction Buys
Open-market Form 4 purchases ranked by conviction — size, ownership increase, role, and repeat buying.
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Avg conviction score—
High conviction buys—
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Repeat Buyers
Insiders who repeatedly buy open-market shares of the same company — streaks, frequency, and capital deployed.
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Longest purchase streak—
Largest total investment—
Avg repeat score—
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Classification
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Insider Sentiment
Stock-level open-market Form 4 buying vs selling — net flow, buyer ratio, and sentiment score (−100 to +100).
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Most bearish stocks—
Net insider buying—
Avg sentiment score—
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Classification
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First-Time Buyers
Insiders making a first open-market buy — or returning after years with no purchases.
First-ever buyers—
Avg years since last buy—
Highest conviction return—
Total capital invested—
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Previous buy
Classification
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Heavy Selling
Stocks with significant open-market Form 4 selling — clusters, executives, and large sales.
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Largest insider sale—
Cluster selling events—
Executive sellers—
Total insider selling—
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Recent insider trades
SEC Form 4 open-market and administrative insider transactions across ingested issuers.
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Insider
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Type
Date
Amount
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Most Accumulated Stocks
Stocks with the largest net congressional buying over the selected period.
Most accumulated stock—
Total politicians buying—
Total net amount—
Average % increase—
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Largest Portfolios
Politicians ranked by net disclosed portfolio flow (purchases minus sales).
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Repeat Buyers
Politicians repeatedly purchasing the same stock across congressional disclosures.
Active repeat buyers—
Longest purchase streak—
Largest estimated investment—
Average repeat buyer score—
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First-Time Buyers
First recorded purchases and returning buys after a multi-year gap — raw disclosure data, no scores.
First recorded buyers—
Returning buyers (3+ years)—
Avg years since previous buy—
Total estimated purchases—
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Heavy Selling
Stocks with significant sell disclosures from members of Congress — factual counts and estimated values only, no proprietary scores.
Largest estimated sale—
Stocks with multiple sellers—
Active politician sellers—
Total estimated value sold—
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Politician Sector Exposure
Explore which sectors members of Congress are investing in based on publicly disclosed trades.
Total trades—
Total politicians—
Sectors—
Most traded sector—
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Sector allocation
Buy vs sell by sector
Monthly sector activity
Sector
Monthly activity
Politicians trading this sector
Politician
Trades
Buys
Sells
Net
Most traded stocks
Stock
Trades
Est. value
Largest purchases
Politician
Stock
Amount
Date
Largest sales
Politician
Stock
Amount
Date
Recent disclosures
Politician
Stock
Type
Amount
Date
Politicians
Congressional stock trading disclosures, periodic transaction reports, and position history.
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Sector exposure
Sector allocation
Purchase vs sale
Sector activity over time
Sector Overview
Browse sectors, then industries, then stocks.
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Sector Accumulation
Institutional inflow by sector over the latest 13F quarter.
Top sector inflow—
Institutions buying (sum)—
Total net 13F inflow—
Average % increase—
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Industry Accumulation
Institutional inflow by industry over the latest 13F quarter.
Top industry inflow—
Institutions buying (sum)—
Total net 13F inflow—
Average % increase—
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Sector Leaders
Top 10 stocks per sector by total net buying (institutional 13F QoQ + congressional trades).
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Rank
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Sector Selling
Top 10 stocks per sector by net shares sold (share-based 13F QoQ exits + congressional net selling).
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Top exits
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Rank
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Institutional Concentration
Institutions making concentrated sector and industry bets, ranked by share-based net accumulation QoQ.
Top institution bet—
Ranked bets—
Net accumulation (listed)—
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Sector Fundamentals
Compare sector and industry fundamentals from the latest two SEC quarterly periods (QoQ).
Top revenue growth—
Sectors—
Industries—
Companies—
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Signals
Screens built from 13F filings, Form 4 insider trades, and congressional disclosures.
Smart Money
0–100 conviction when institutions, insiders, and Congress align on the same ticker.
Highest score—
Bullish (≥65)—
Tickers ranked—
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New entries from top institutions
New 13F positions opened by the top 10 institutions on rolling 1-year performance. Select a fund to see its new buys.
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Double Signal
Stocks with both institutional buying and insider buying.
Total Double Signals—
Unique Stocks—
Institutions Involved—
Insider Purchases—
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Institutional and insider buying activity within the selected window.
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Institution activity
Institution
Type
Position value
Shares change
Filing date
Insider activity
Insider
Role
Purchase value
Shares
Date
Timeline
Triple Signal
Stocks with institutional buying, insider buying, and politician buying.
Total Triple Signals—
Unique Stocks—
Institutions Involved—
Insider Purchases—
Politicians Buying—
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Institutional, insider, and politician buying activity within the selected window.
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Institution activity
Institution
Type
Position value
Shares change
Filing date
Insider activity
Insider
Role
Purchase value
Shares
Date
Politician activity
Politician
Party
Chamber
Est. purchase
Date
Timeline
Conflict Signals
Stocks where institutions and insiders disagree — accumulation vs selling, and the reverse.
Conflicts—
Inst. buying / Insiders selling—
Inst. selling / Insiders buying—
Double conviction—
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Hidden Gems
Low institutional ownership names being accumulated aggressively before they become consensus.
Gems—
Hidden Gem—
Strong Accumulation—
Institutional Discovery—
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Conviction Score
How strongly do the institutions that own each stock believe in it? Proprietary 0–100 score from 13F portfolio weights, breadth, accumulation, and persistence.
Highest Conviction—
Average Conviction—
High Conviction Stocks—
Exceptional Conviction—
Comparison
Score · median weight · >2% holders · accumulation
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Conviction
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Accumulation
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Institutional Discovery
Which stocks are institutions just starting to discover? Adoption-focused 0–100 score from 13F holder growth — not dollars invested.
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New Institutional Positions—
Fastest Holder Growth—
Longest Adoption Streak—
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Tools
Research utilities built on SEC filing data — valuation, comparison, and scenario analysis.
DCF Calculator
Theoretical intrinsic value from projected free cash flow. Filing inputs are editable; assumptions drive the model.
DCF valuation is an estimate based on user-selected assumptions and is not investment advice.
Bear / Base / Bull cases use constant FCF growth with their own WACC and terminal growth. Not predictions.
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WACC Calculator
Estimate weighted average cost of capital using filing-derived debt, tax rate, and market-based equity assumptions.
WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital) estimates the average return required by a company's shareholders and lenders. In a DCF, it is used as the discount rate for future cash flows.
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EPV Calculator
Earnings Power Value capitalizes normalized sustainable earnings — no assumed future growth.
EPV estimates the value of a company based on sustainable normalized earnings without assuming future growth.
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Enterprise Value Calculator
Market capitalization plus debt, minus cash — the value of the operating business.
Enterprise Value represents the value of the operating business, taking both debt and cash into account.
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P/E Valuation Calculator
Implied share price from diluted EPS × a selected P/E multiple.
P/E valuation estimates a company's implied share price by applying a selected earnings multiple to earnings per share.
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Implied equity value from EBITDA × an EV/EBITDA multiple, adjusted for debt and cash.
EV/EBITDA valuation estimates enterprise value by applying a selected multiple to EBITDA, then adjusts for debt and cash to derive equity value.
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FCF Yield Calculator
Free cash flow relative to market capitalization and enterprise value.
FCF Yield measures the free cash flow generated relative to a company's market value. Higher FCF yield generally means more cash generation relative to the valuation.
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