Big money

Big money

Public filings, by person. 13F holdings are at least 45 days old when filed; congressional trades are disclosed up to 45 days after the trade. Context, not signals.

How many independent public sources were buying a name in the last 90 days: investor 13F new/added positions, Congress buys, insider cluster buys, 13D stakes. Sorted by the count, then by disclosed value. Context, not a signal — the 13F-accumulation and insider-cluster tracks tested dead as timing signals (see the record).

By ticker · who is buying

#TickerSources buyingWhoValue
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13F filings list US-listed long positions of managers above $100M, filed within 45 days of quarter end. Shorts, options structure and non-US holdings are not shown. Changes compare the two most recent filings.

Only trades with a listed ticker are shown (bonds, private funds and LLC interests are left out); option trades are tagged. The number after a name is how many trades that member disclosed in the last 90 days.

Latest trades

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Senators and Representatives must disclose trades over $1,000 within 45 days (STOCK Act). Amounts are reported in ranges. The President and executive officials file annual reports only, so their trades are not in this feed.