Signals

An entry is written when a ticker first scores one dot or more, when it scores higher than it has during this run, or when it is still scoring and we hold no entry for it at all, which is how the record is put back if it is ever lost. Scoring is the whole ranking, not only the twenty shown on the feed, so a signal ranked below those twenty is in this record too. Every entry was posted publicly before its result was known.

On Sep 15, 2026 the record widened to every ticker that scores one dot or more, not only the twenty shown on the feed. 59 signals that had never been written down were entered that day, and their results count from that day.

Congress: a member of Congress also reporting a buy adds to the score but never starts one. Activist stake: an investor who just reported at least 5 percent of a company and less than a quarter of it, and may seek changes, adds to the score but never starts one. A quarter or more is ownership rather than an investor arriving, and it earns nothing. Funds: a watched money manager that added the stock last quarter adds to the score but never starts one.

A cluster buy is two or more insiders buying the same company, each putting in at least $5,000 of their own, which is what tells several people deciding apart from one company wide purchase plan. A CEO buy has a chief executive, chief financial officer, chair, president or founder among the buyers. A Congress buy is one a member of Congress reported buying too. An activist stake is one where an investor who just reported at least 5 percent of a company and less than a quarter of it, and may seek changes, filed a Schedule 13D on it. What kind a signal was has only been kept since these tabs were added, so an entry made before that counts under All alone.

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