Smart money confluence

One page that cross-references the four disclosure feeds we already track: congressional stock purchases from our Congress tracker, open-market insider buys from our insider tracker, hedge fund filings from our fund tracker, and fresh federal contract awards. A stock only makes this board when at least two independent groups of informed buyers show up on it in the same window. That overlap is the whole signal.

Across all feeds right now: 144 congressional buys, 43 qualifying insider buys, 412 tracked-fund signals, and 41 contract awards of $1M+ in their windows. 377 more tickers have exactly one signal active and are not shown.

How the score works

Each ticker earns one point per active signal category, up to 4/4. Congress: a member disclosed a purchase in the last 30 days. Insiders: open-market Form 4 buys totaling $25k+ in the last 30 days. Tracked funds: a 13D, 13G, or Form 4 from a fund we follow in the last 45 days, or a $50M+ share position in its latest quarterly 13F that is new or up 25%+ in share count from the prior quarter. Contract awards: $1M+ in newly recorded federal awards in the last 30 days. Quant market-makers are excluded from the 13F signal, put and call positions do not count, and tiny periodic plan buys are filtered out. Categories are counted, not dollar-weighted, because the feeds measure different things; the details in each cell let you judge the size yourself.

Found a name worth a closer look? Run it through our stock scorer for the fundamentals, or pull its full filing history on our SEC filings feed.

This is public disclosure data, not investment advice. Every feed here lags the underlying trades by days to weeks, filings can be amended, and informed buyers are frequently wrong. Always do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed financial professional before making any investment decision.