STRONG dot 09-25 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend falling
Daily move~4.09%
6 months+115%
1 year+152%
Score3.75
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly momentum falling
12picks
Buy day — full plans in Scout Report. Confluence on ADC, KRMN.
Since last scan
194green dots
103trim flags
101A-grade
7crypto signals
2,907scanned
Market Weather: Sunny
The tide is with buyers.
What history says
backtested
85%rose+15.6%/trade
Washout
TODAY73%rose+8.6%/trade
Rolling over
67%rose+5.2%/trade
Calm uptrend
Rolling over today — still pays when you hold to the red dot — 73% rose. Three-quarter size.
Favourable odds are a tilt, not a promise — four in ten still lose even in the best weather, which is why every pick carries its exits.
Green dots by sector
Where today's buy dots cluster. Bigger tile = more dots; greener tile = higher average setup score. Several dots in one sector is one bet wearing many tickers.
Financials59 dots · 38 strong
Health Care35 dots · 15 strong
Consumer Discretionary32 dots · 22 strong
Real Estate20 dots · 17 strong
Industrials17 dots · 10 strong
Information Technology8 dots · 3 strong
Consumer Staples7 dots · 4 strong
Utilities7 dots · 6 strong
Communication Services5 dots · 2 strong
Energy3 dots · 1 strong
Materials1 dot
My Stocks — your personal scout
Add the stocks you own or watch. DotScoutTM reads each one's momentum, whale activity, and warnings every scan — checking on your stocks takes five seconds, and the list never leaves your device.
The daily routine — 30 seconds
1Read the verdictIt tells you if today is a buy day, a watch day, or a do-nothing day.
2Open the Scout ReportOnly setups that passed every test appear there, with every price worked out.
3Decide your amountPick a budget where a 30% hole only costs what you can shrug off — there is no stop, so the size is the safety.
4Write the exit downThe first big red dot, or day 126 — whichever comes first. Note the day-21 check-in. No stop: the size is the safety.
"Think about selling" warnings12 stocks
If you OWN one of these, it may be a good moment to take some profit. These are NOT bets against a stock — history shows betting against them loses money.
STRONG dot 09-24 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend rising
Daily move~2.0%
6 months+36%
1 year+32%
Score3.5
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated
dot 09-28 · Very overheated · bigger trend falling
Daily move~2.34%
6 months+65%
1 year+53%
Score3.5
weekly momentum falling; weekly chart overheated
STRONG dot 09-28 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend rising
Daily move~4.62%
6 months+180%
1 year+119%
Score3.25
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated
STRONG dot 09-28 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend falling
Daily move~2.43%
6 months+83%
1 year+53%
Score3.25
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly momentum falling
STRONG dot 09-24 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend falling
Daily move~4.21%
6 months+63%
1 year+61%
Score3.25
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly momentum falling
STRONG dot 09-28 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend rising
Daily move~3.09%
6 months+61%
1 year+19%
Score3.0
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated
STRONG dot 09-28 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend rising
Daily move~4.78%
6 months+176%
1 year+122%
Score3.0
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated
STRONG dot 09-28 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend rising
Daily move~4.72%
6 months+139%
1 year+183%
Score3.0
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated
STRONG dot 09-25 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend rising
Daily move~3.22%
6 months+58%
1 year+156%
Score3.0
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated earnings 2026-10-06
STRONG dot 09-24 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend rising
Daily move~5.76%
6 months+166%
1 year+55%
Score3.0
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated
STRONG dot 09-25 · Overheated — strongest warning · bigger trend rising
Daily move~3.84%
6 months+141%
1 year-11%
Score2.75
strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated
| Stock | Grade | Price | Signal | How stretched? | Bigger trend | Daily move | 6 months | 1 year | Score | Why it's here | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
R RNG SMALL/INTL | — | $76.04 | STRONG dot 09-25 | Overheated — strongest warning | Falling | ~4.09%/day | +115% | +152% | 3.75 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly momentum falling; weekly chart overheated | |
A AAPL | — | $338.4 | STRONG dot 09-24 | Overheated — strongest warning | Rising | ~2.0%/day | +36% | +32% | 3.5 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated; sold by 5 members of Congress | |
I IQV | — | $270.58 | dot 09-28 | Very overheated | Falling | ~2.34%/day | +65% | +53% | 3.5 | weekly momentum falling; weekly chart overheated; weekly chart flashed a warning dot too | |
C CRWD | — | $259.19 | STRONG dot 09-28 | Overheated — strongest warning | Rising | ~4.62%/day | +180% | +119% | 3.25 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated; 7 insiders sold recently | |
H HALO MID | — | $112.87 | STRONG dot 09-28 | Overheated — strongest warning | Falling | ~2.43%/day | +83% | +53% | 3.25 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly momentum falling; weekly chart overheated | |
S SNX MID | — | $256.51 | STRONG dot 09-24 | Overheated — strongest warning | Falling | ~4.21%/day | +63% | +61% | 3.25 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly momentum falling; weekly chart flashed a warning dot too | |
D DT MID | — | $57.8 | STRONG dot 09-28 | Overheated — strongest warning | Rising | ~3.09%/day | +61% | +19% | 3.0 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated | |
O OKTA MID | — | $202.17 | STRONG dot 09-28 | Overheated — strongest warning | Rising | ~4.78%/day | +176% | +122% | 3.0 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated | |
T TWLO MID | — | $286.98 | STRONG dot 09-28 | Overheated — strongest warning | Rising | ~4.72%/day | +139% | +183% | 3.0 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated | |
N NEOG SMALL/INTL | — | $13.73 | STRONG dot 09-25 | Overheated — strongest warning | Rising | ~3.22%/day | +58% | +156% | 3.0 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated earnings 2026-10-06 — extra risk | |
S SDGR SMALL/INTL | — | $29.48 | STRONG dot 09-24 | Overheated — strongest warning | Rising | ~5.76%/day | +166% | +55% | 3.0 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated | |
P PD SMALL/INTL | — | $14.47 | STRONG dot 09-25 | Overheated — strongest warning | Rising | ~3.84%/day | +141% | -11% | 2.75 | strongest warning dot — fired from overheated; weekly chart overheated |
Earnings week4 names
Earnings week, played honestly. Nobody can tell you which way a stock jumps on its report — anyone who claims to is selling something. What we CAN show: who reports soon, how hard it usually moves, and whether informed money positioned itself beforehand. Then two disciplined ways in — including our favorite: let the overreaction come to you.
Reports 2026-09-29. No informed-money accumulation in our data ahead of this report.
Reports on09-29
Normal swing±3.37%/day
The two disciplined ways in — pick ONE
Before: only if whales accumulated first, only small (half your usual), accepting the coin-flip.
After (our home turf): wait for the reaction. If panic-selling fires a deep dot, it appears in the Technical picks with full exits — that's the setup our 55,870-case backtest actually covers.
Receipt: earnings-night direction is a coin flip even for professionals — our measured edge comes AFTER the overreaction, never from guessing the print.
Reports 2026-09-30. No informed-money accumulation in our data ahead of this report.
Reports on09-30
Normal swing±4.54%/day
The two disciplined ways in — pick ONE
Before: only if whales accumulated first, only small (half your usual), accepting the coin-flip.
After (our home turf): wait for the reaction. If panic-selling fires a deep dot, it appears in the Technical picks with full exits — that's the setup our 55,870-case backtest actually covers.
Receipt: earnings-night direction is a coin flip even for professionals — our measured edge comes AFTER the overreaction, never from guessing the print.
Reports 2026-09-30. No informed-money accumulation in our data ahead of this report.
Reports on09-30
Normal swing±3.6%/day
The two disciplined ways in — pick ONE
Before: only if whales accumulated first, only small (half your usual), accepting the coin-flip.
After (our home turf): wait for the reaction. If panic-selling fires a deep dot, it appears in the Technical picks with full exits — that's the setup our 55,870-case backtest actually covers.
Receipt: earnings-night direction is a coin flip even for professionals — our measured edge comes AFTER the overreaction, never from guessing the print.
Reports 2026-10-01. No informed-money accumulation in our data ahead of this report.
Reports on10-01
Normal swing±2.7%/day
The two disciplined ways in — pick ONE
Before: only if whales accumulated first, only small (half your usual), accepting the coin-flip.
After (our home turf): wait for the reaction. If panic-selling fires a deep dot, it appears in the Technical picks with full exits — that's the setup our 55,870-case backtest actually covers.
Receipt: earnings-night direction is a coin flip even for professionals — our measured edge comes AFTER the overreaction, never from guessing the print.
Scout Report — what to do today
The backtested dot signals, each with its plan already attached — the size for a 30% hole, the big red dot exit, the day-126 cap. The list is at most twelve a day: the strongest dot in a stock trading $50M+ a day, clear of earnings, and at least 30% below its 52-week high — the deepest discounts first. An empty page IS the answer on a day nothing qualifies. The informed-money engine has its own tab: Whales.
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
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Activity 1.0× ~$64M/day ±7.26%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.25 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$64M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands9.9M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $6.97
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 22, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 26, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $6.44–$8.70 · sits 3% of the way up · 52-week high $18.73 (-65%)
Trend6 months-49%1 year-36%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 153 shares ($994)a 30% hole would be −$298 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
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Activity 0.9× ~$45M/day ±7.15%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.25 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$45M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands17.0M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $6.59
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 19, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 23, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $5.63–$7.62 · sits 26% of the way up · 52-week high $13.52 (-54%)
Trend6 months+42%1 year-52%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 162 shares ($996)a 30% hole would be −$299 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
Activity 0.8× ~$54M/day ±5.04%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.25 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$54M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change handswaived — dollar volume is comfortably above the floor
last 30 days
Entryup to $110.24
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 23, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 27, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $103.41–$140.65 · sits 4% of the way up · 52-week high $846.37 (-88%)
Trend6 months-29%1 year-36%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 9 shares ($945)a 30% hole would be −$283 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
Activity 2.0× ~$373M/day ±3.61%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$373M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands7.8M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $47.67
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 22, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 26, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $45.38–$53.00 · sits 8% of the way up · 52-week high $130.71 (-65%)
Trend6 months-15%1 year-64%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 21 shares ($966)a 30% hole would be −$290 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
Activity 1.5× ~$241M/day ±3.32%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.25 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$241M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands9.8M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $35.44
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 22, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 26, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $33.33–$42.27 · sits 11% of the way up · 52-week high $69.15 (-50%)
Trend6 months-27%1 year-46%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 29 shares ($995)a 30% hole would be −$298 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
Activity 1.5× ~$94M/day ±6.61%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.25 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$94M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands3.0M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $39.15
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 19, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 23, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $36.58–$60.36 · sits 1% of the way up · 52-week high $72.57 (-49%)
Trend6 months-33%1 year+1%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 27 shares ($991)a 30% hole would be −$297 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
Activity 0.7× ~$226M/day ±4.91%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.25 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$226M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands5.9M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $47.79
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 22, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 26, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $43.79–$61.32 · sits 10% of the way up · 52-week high $86.76 (-48%)
Trend6 months-37%1 year-28%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 21 shares ($957)a 30% hole would be −$287 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
Activity 0.9× ~$41M/day ±4.45%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$41M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands9.4M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $8.14
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 22, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 26, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $7.56–$8.56 · sits 23% of the way up · 52-week high $15.77 (-51%)
Trend6 months+16%1 year-43%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 128 shares ($997)a 30% hole would be −$299 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
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Activity 1.3× ~$189M/day ±4.19%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.75 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$189M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands5.2M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $39.32
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 19, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 23, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $37.74–$48.15 · sits 0% of the way up · 52-week high $73.86 (-49%)
Trend6 months-19%1 year-29%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 26 shares ($981)a 30% hole would be −$294 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
Activity 1.1× ~$86M/day ±3.94%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$86M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands2.8M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $39.61
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 23, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 27, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $36.16–$42.38 · sits 31% of the way up · 52-week high $59.18 (-36%)
Trend6 months+20%1 year-30%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 26 shares ($991)a 30% hole would be −$297 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); second momentum gauge (MACD) turned up; trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
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Activity 1.3× ~$750M/day ±3.94%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.75 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$750M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands4.2M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $252.21
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 22, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 26, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $230.37–$265.60 · sits 35% of the way up · 52-week high $356.31 (-32%)
Trend6 months-7%1 year-25%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 4 shares ($971)a 30% hole would be −$291 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
strongest buy dot — fired from deeply oversold (best odds in backtest); trading below its long-term average — the discount zone where this signal tested strongest.
Activity 0.9× ~$46M/day ±3.7%/day
Why this is a A
✓Depth of the dotFired from deeply oversold
✓Score reaches 34.25 — needs 3 for A, 2.5 for B
✓Enough money trades in it~$46M a day vs ~$25M floor
✓Enough shares change hands1.2M shares a day
last 30 days
Entryup to $54.25
1 · Size it for a hole−30% = −$300 per $1,000
2 · Sell whenthe first big red dot
3 · Or onday 126 · Mar 19, 2027
Check-inday 21 · Oct 23, 2026
Where it sits 20-day range (closes) $52.31–$62.51 · sits 0% of the way up · 52-week high $77.73 (-33%)
Trend6 months-3%1 year-8%
Example with $1,000 (not a recommendation — scale to your budget)
≈ 19 shares ($994)a 30% hole would be −$298 — the size question, not a sell rulehistory: +8.4% per ride on average · 21% finished up 20% or more · 7% down 20% or more
The plan, in plain words
1Size it for a holeThere is no stop. Buy an amount where a 30% hole only costs what you can shrug off — the size is the safety.
2Sell on the first big red dotThe overheated sell signal on the daily chart. When it fires, the plan sells at the next open — up or down, no debate.
3Or on day 126Whichever comes first. Half a year is the longest any pick rides; nothing is held on hope.
4Check in on day 21A look, not a trigger: down at the check-in was normal in the history, and most of those still finished green. Whales carry their own plan, shown on their tab.
Whales — follow the big money
Public filings from people who act before the charts do. One group can be wrong; several agreeing on the same stock is the signal.
WHALE OF THE DAY
DT
David J. Taylor
House · Ohio
$3.3M net worth −$10K today
I
Bought IBP · $1k–$15ktraded Sep 8 · public 9 days later-12.9%
Full record
Bought IBP · $1k–$15ktraded Sep 8 · public 9 days later-12.9%Follow the people — who is actually buying
People whose disclosed buys have beaten the S&P 500 — 5 whose record trails the index are filtered out — plus the President, whose filings stay listed with his record exactly as it runs. What they did, filed after the fact — never a recommendation. Tap a name for the full record.
DT
Donald J. Trump
President · 225 buys
-4.7%avg vs S&P, 224 buys
Full record
NP
Nancy Pelosi
House · California · 6 buys
$263.3M net worth −$1.7M today
+39.1%avg vs S&P, 6 buys
Full record
JG
Josh Gottheimer
House · New Jersey · 11 buys
$39.2M net worth −$432K today
+2.9%avg vs S&P, 11 buys
Full record
JM
Jerry Moran
Senate · Kansas · 6 buys
$3.2M net worth −$5K today
+1.1%avg vs S&P, 6 buys
Full record
DT
David J. Taylor
House · Ohio · 17 buys
$3.3M net worth −$10K today
+0.3%avg vs S&P, 17 buys
Full record
MS
Maria Elvira Salazar
House · Florida · 8 buys
$2.3M net worth −$29K today
+0.2%avg vs S&P, 8 buys
Full record
1 of 2
Biggest buyers — last 30 days
Ranked by disclosed purchase dollars (estimated from filing brackets). Tap a name for their record.
1SP
Scott H. Peters9 disclosed buys$3.1M
Scott H. Peters9 disclosed buys$3.1M2RK
Ro Khanna140 disclosed buys$2.6M
Ro Khanna140 disclosed buys$2.6M5SB
Sheri Biggs3 disclosed buys$766K
Sheri Biggs3 disclosed buys$766K6SC
Steve Cohen2 disclosed buys$750K
Steve Cohen2 disclosed buys$750K7KH
Kevin Hern14 disclosed buys$591K
Kevin Hern14 disclosed buys$591KToday's standouts — the stocks that money is going into
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3 insiders $3.4M · officer — RAKOLTA JOHN JR (Director) +20,000 sh-18% off highgreen dot today6 mo -10% · 1 yr -5%
funds236 added · 203 cut
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3 insiders $1.0M — Stinnett David (Director) +27,000 sh-71% off highgreen dot today6 mo -60% · 1 yr -50%
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1 in Congress$940k lobbying-9% off high6 mo +4% · 1 yr +19%
funds1001 added · 905 cut
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6 insiders $5.1M · officer — Barrenechea Mark J (Director) +17,000 shdark pool 0.60-44% off high6 mo -29% · 1 yr -40%
funds408 added · 323 cut
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21 insiders $26.9M · officer — de Oliveira Andre Luis Duarte (Executive Officer) +309,111 shdark pool 0.55-21% off high6 mo -4% · 1 yr +2%
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3 insiders $0.6M · officer — Peyovich Daniel S (President & CEO) +850 sh-50% off high6 mo -22% · 1 yr -3%
funds337 added · 253 cut
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4 insiders $48.5M · officer — Cohen Ryan (President, CEO and Chairman) +1,150,680 sh-14% off high6 mo +9% · 1 yr -5%
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2 insiders $30.7M · officer — Tan Anthony Ping Yeow (Chief Executive Officer) +10,350,000 sh-52% off high6 mo -13% · 1 yr -51%
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8 insiders $6.9M · officer — Pappa Milena Maria (Director) +74,400 sh-10% off high6 mo +32% · 1 yr +51%
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3 insiders $1.8M · officer — DeSantis Damon (Director) +20,000 sh-57% off high6 mo -18% · 1 yr -46%
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2 insiders $15.3M · officer — KHOSROWSHAHI DARA (Chief Executive Officer) +141,000 sh-32% off high6 mo -1% · 1 yr -30%
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6 insiders $1.8M · officer — Jenisch Jan Philipp (Chairman & CEO) +15,000 sh-42% off high6 mo -29% · 1 yr -20%
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2 insiders $25.7M · officer — Tsai Joseph C (Director) +720,000 sh-42% off high6 mo -11% · 1 yr -38%
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2 insiders $4.0M · officer — Bernhard Olivier (Executive Officer) +65,000 sh-41% off high6 mo -7% · 1 yr -32%
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$91M contracts-30% off high6 mo -15%
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$142M contracts-29% off high6 mo +9% · 1 yr +7%
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3 insiders $1.9M — Kurzius Lawrence Erik (Director) +10,000 sh-33% off high6 mo -19% · 1 yr -15%
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2 insiders $1.7M · officer — Schlacks Jabbok (Founder & CEO) +22,900 sh-47% off high6 mo -10%
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2 insiders $0.5M · officer — Thompson Douglas W. (Chief Operations Officer) +6,500 sh-47% off high6 mo -32% · 1 yr -18%
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2 insiders $0.3M · officer — Blair Kevin S. (Chief Executive Officer) +2,565 sh-14% off highgreen dot today6 mo +13% · 1 yr -2%
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30 insiders $0.5M · officer — Fang Shu-Hua (SVP and GC) +1,000 sh-5% off high6 mo +38% · 1 yr +64%
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2 insiders $0.5M · officer — McDonald Damien (Chief Executive Officer) +13,035 sh-45% off high6 mo -17% · 1 yr -40%
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2 insiders $12.6M — Courtis Kenneth S. (Director) +9,935 sh-30% off high6 mo -21% · 1 yr +7%
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2 insiders $1.0M · officer — Foran Joseph Wm (Chairman and CEO) +10,000 sh-21% off high6 mo -21% · 1 yr +7%
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2 insiders $219.6M — BERTARELLI ERNESTO +8,770,524 sh-43% off high6 mo -21%
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2 insiders $1.6M · officer — Roks Edwin (President and CEO) +10,000 sh-44% off high6 mo +30% · 1 yr +128%
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3 insiders $1.6M · officer — Hayden Michael R (Director) +53,613 sh0% off high6 mo +325% · 1 yr +200%
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2 insiders $0.5M · officer — Gagnon Benjamin (Chief Executive Officer) +58,888 sh-46% off high6 mo +83% · 1 yr +34%
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$61M contracts-32% off high6 mo -10% · 1 yr -28%
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$74M contracts-40% off high6 mo -9% · 1 yr -25%
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$131M contracts-16% off high6 mo -4% · 1 yr +3%
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$167M contracts-8% off high6 mo +3% · 1 yr -1%
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2 insiders $0.4M · officer — Archer James Bradley (Director and CEO and President) +13,385 sh-10% off high6 mo +100% · 1 yr +118%
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2 insiders $0.3M — Weiss Eric Stanton (Director) +7,000 sh-43% off high6 mo +10% · 1 yr -2%
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2 insiders $1.0M · officer — Kurzius Lawrence Erik (Director) +40,000 sh-16% off high6 mo -3% · 1 yr +19%
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1 in Congress-43% off high6 mo -25% · 1 yr -21%
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1 in Congress-11% off highgreen dot today6 mo +4% · 1 yr -2%
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$27M contracts-18% off highgreen dot today6 mo -0% · 1 yr -15%
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$16M contracts-44% off high6 mo -1% · 1 yr -40%
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$67M contracts-8% off high6 mo +216% · 1 yr +315%
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302+ sources agree
$416Minsider buying, 30d
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STOCK ACT DISCLOSURES
DT
Donald J. Trump
President
-4.7%avg vs S&P, 224 buys
Jul 31last traded
The Jul 31 ABBV buy reached the public Sep 22 — 53 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
A
ABBV · bought $50k–$100ktraded Jul 31+3.6%
ABBV · bought $50k–$100ktraded Jul 31+3.6%A
ABT · bought $100k–$250ktraded Jul 31-6.9%
ABT · bought $100k–$250ktraded Jul 31-6.9%A
ACN · bought $50k–$100ktraded Jul 31+2.6%
ACN · bought $50k–$100ktraded Jul 31+2.6%A
AVB · bought $100k–$250ktraded Jul 31-3.3%
AVB · bought $100k–$250ktraded Jul 31-3.3%A
AVGO · bought $250k–$500ktraded Jul 31-12.6%
AVGO · bought $250k–$500ktraded Jul 31-12.6%A
AXP · bought $50k–$100ktraded Jul 31-11.5%
AXP · bought $50k–$100ktraded Jul 31-11.5%B
BDX · bought $100k–$250ktraded Jul 31+8.0%
BDX · bought $100k–$250ktraded Jul 31+8.0%B
BLK · bought $100k–$250ktraded Jul 31-4.5%
BLK · bought $100k–$250ktraded Jul 31-4.5%C
CAT · bought $50k–$100ktraded Jul 31-2.8%
CAT · bought $50k–$100ktraded Jul 31-2.8%C
CME · bought $15k–$50ktraded Jul 31-3.4%
CME · bought $15k–$50ktraded Jul 31-3.4%C
CRBG · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 31+7.5%
CRBG · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 31+7.5%C
CSCO · bought $250k–$500ktraded Jul 31-10.2%
CSCO · bought $250k–$500ktraded Jul 31-10.2%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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NP
Nancy Pelosi
House · California
$263.3Mnet worth, disclosed
−$1.7Mtoday
+39.1%avg vs S&P, 6 buys
Jul 28last traded
The Jul 28 BE buy reached the public Aug 21 — 24 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
B
BE · bought $500k–$1Mtraded Jul 28+56.0%
BE · bought $500k–$1Mtraded Jul 28+56.0%BBE · bought $500k–$1Mtraded Jul 28+56.0%
BE · bought $500k–$1Mtraded Jul 28+56.0%I
INTC · bought $500k–$1Mtraded Jul 24+21.3%
INTC · bought $500k–$1Mtraded Jul 24+21.3%IINTC · bought $250k–$500ktraded Jul 24+21.3%
INTC · bought $250k–$500ktraded Jul 24+21.3%BBE · bought $1.0M–$5Mtraded Jul 24+40.2%
BE · bought $1.0M–$5Mtraded Jul 24+40.2%BBE · bought $1.0M–$5Mtraded Jul 24+40.2%
BE · bought $1.0M–$5Mtraded Jul 24+40.2%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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JG
Josh Gottheimer
House · New Jersey
$39.2Mnet worth, disclosed
−$432Ktoday
+2.9%avg vs S&P, 11 buys
Aug 14last traded
The Aug 14 MSFT buy reached the public Sep 14 — 31 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
M
MSFT · bought $500k–$1Mtraded Aug 14+3.9%
MSFT · bought $500k–$1Mtraded Aug 14+3.9%MMSFT · bought $250k–$500ktraded Aug 14+3.9%
MSFT · bought $250k–$500ktraded Aug 14+3.9%A
AMAT · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 6-8.0%
AMAT · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 6-8.0%Q
QSR · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 6-1.3%
QSR · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 6-1.3%G
GOOGM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 24+0.8%
GOOGM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 24+0.8%G
GOOGN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 24+0.4%
GOOGN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 24+0.4%GGOOGN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 23+0.1%
GOOGN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 23+0.1%S
SAIL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 20+34.9%
SAIL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 20+34.9%N
NICE · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 20+6.4%
NICE · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 20+6.4%M
MNST · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 17-16.5%
MNST · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 17-16.5%P
PANW · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 16+7.5%
PANW · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 16+7.5%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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SW
Sheldon Whitehouse
Senate · Rhode Island
$28.6Mnet worth, disclosed
−$31Ktoday
-26.8%avg vs S&P, 2 buys
Aug 13last traded
The Jun 25 MU buy reached the public Jul 8 — 13 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
M
MU · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jun 25-18.3%
MU · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jun 25-18.3%C
COHR · bought $15k–$50ktraded Jun 25-35.3%
COHR · bought $15k–$50ktraded Jun 25-35.3%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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JM
Jerry Moran
Senate · Kansas
$3.2Mnet worth, disclosed
−$5Ktoday
+1.1%avg vs S&P, 6 buys
Jun 23last traded
The Jun 23 BRK.B buy reached the public Jul 21 — 28 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
B
BRK.B · bought $15k–$50ktraded Jun 23-1.3%
BRK.B · bought $15k–$50ktraded Jun 23-1.3%G
GOOG · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jun 23-6.1%
GOOG · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jun 23-6.1%BBRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded May 27+3.5%
BRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded May 27+3.5%BBRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded May 27+3.5%
BRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded May 27+3.5%BBRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded May 27+3.5%
BRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded May 27+3.5%BBRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded May 27+3.5%
BRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded May 27+3.5%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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DT
David J. Taylor
House · Ohio
$3.3Mnet worth, disclosed
−$10Ktoday
+0.3%avg vs S&P, 17 buys
Sep 8last traded
The Sep 8 IBP buy reached the public Sep 17 — 9 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
IIBP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Sep 8-12.9%
IBP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Sep 8-12.9%P
PG · bought $1k–$15ktraded Sep 8+1.9%
PG · bought $1k–$15ktraded Sep 8+1.9%A
AEP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-4.1%
AEP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-4.1%F
FITB · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-6.0%
FITB · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-6.0%AAVGO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-1.3%
AVGO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-1.3%AAVGO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-1.3%
AVGO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-1.3%AAEP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-4.1%
AEP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-4.1%IIBP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 14-16.0%
IBP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 14-16.0%G
GOOGL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 11+0.1%
GOOGL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 11+0.1%PPG · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 11+2.7%
PG · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 11+2.7%GGOOGL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 11+0.1%
GOOGL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 11+0.1%K
KR · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 24+1.4%
KR · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 24+1.4%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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MS
Maria Elvira Salazar
House · Florida
$2.3Mnet worth, disclosed
−$29Ktoday
+0.2%avg vs S&P, 8 buys
Aug 24last traded
The Aug 19 MRNA buy reached the public Sep 9 — 21 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
M
MRNA · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19+12.8%
MRNA · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19+12.8%M
MRK · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 19-1.8%
MRK · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 19-1.8%MMRK · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 19-1.8%
MRK · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 19-1.8%S
SPCX · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 12+1.8%
SPCX · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 12+1.8%SSPCX · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 12+1.8%
SPCX · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 12+1.8%BBRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 7-2.0%
BRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 7-2.0%BBRK.B · bought $15k–$50ktraded Jul 28-4.5%
BRK.B · bought $15k–$50ktraded Jul 28-4.5%BBRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 28-4.5%
BRK.B · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 28-4.5%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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GC
Gilbert Cisneros
House · California
$85.4Mnet worth, disclosed
−$256Ktoday
-0.6%avg vs S&P, 49 buys
Aug 28last traded
The Aug 27 ETN buy reached the public Sep 10 — 14 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
E
ETN · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 27+3.5%
ETN · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 27+3.5%P
PWR · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 27+4.1%
PWR · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 27+4.1%W
WMT · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26+5.0%
WMT · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26+5.0%W
WPM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-12.2%
WPM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-12.2%G
GS · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-11.4%
GS · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-11.4%A
AORT · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20-18.2%
AORT · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20-18.2%H
HMN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20-10.4%
HMN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20-10.4%A
ATRC · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20+21.1%
ATRC · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20+21.1%C
CECO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20-0.1%
CECO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20-0.1%A
AGIO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20+0.2%
AGIO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20+0.2%G
GMED · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 19-14.3%
GMED · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 19-14.3%C
CSGP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-19.4%
CSGP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-19.4%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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JB
John Boozman
Senate · Arkansas
$3.4Mnet worth, disclosed
−$9Ktoday
-5.0%avg vs S&P, 30 buys
Aug 27last traded
The Aug 27 OTIS buy reached the public Sep 11 — 15 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
O
OTIS · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 27-6.1%
OTIS · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 27-6.1%S
SPYM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20+0.4%
SPYM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20+0.4%I
IJR · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-7.0%
IJR · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-7.0%A
AVUV · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-4.6%
AVUV · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-4.6%F
FSLR · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 13-20.7%
FSLR · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 13-20.7%P
PYPL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 30-9.0%
PYPL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 30-9.0%SSPYM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 23+0.4%
SPYM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 23+0.4%A
APTV · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 9-28.7%
APTV · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 9-28.7%C
CVX · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 2+20.3%
CVX · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 2+20.3%E
EL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 2+8.9%
EL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jul 2+8.9%P
PALL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jun 25-0.9%
PALL · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jun 25-0.9%I
IGV · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jun 25+20.9%
IGV · bought $1k–$15ktraded Jun 25+20.9%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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SF
Scott Scott Franklin
House · Florida
$11.4Mnet worth, disclosed
−$16Ktoday
-9.5%avg vs S&P, 6 buys
Aug 26last traded
The Aug 26 ACN buy reached the public Sep 17 — 22 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
AACN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-3.7%
ACN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-3.7%AACN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-3.7%
ACN · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-3.7%P
PEP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-9.7%
PEP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-9.7%PPEP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-9.7%
PEP · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-9.7%N
NVO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-18.2%
NVO · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-18.2%M
MCD · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-11.9%
MCD · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26-11.9%L
LSYIX · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26—
LSYIX · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 26—Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
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AD
April Mcclain Delaney
House · Maryland
$199.2Mnet worth, disclosed
−$16Ktoday
-10.4%avg vs S&P, 49 buys
Aug 25last traded
The Aug 24 LTH buy reached the public Sep 9 — 16 days later. Every filing runs on a delay like that; no app sees it sooner.
Disclosed buys · vs S&P since the trade
L
LTH · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 24-13.4%
LTH · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 24-13.4%E
ESE · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 24-3.1%
ESE · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 24-3.1%F
FWONK · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 24-11.3%
FWONK · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 24-11.3%EESE · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20-6.3%
ESE · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 20-6.3%H
HUBB · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 19-1.3%
HUBB · bought $15k–$50ktraded Aug 19-1.3%EESE · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-7.4%
ESE · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-7.4%M
MLM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-7.7%
MLM · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 19-7.7%HHUBB · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 18-3.2%
HUBB · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 18-3.2%HHUBB · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 14-7.2%
HUBB · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 14-7.2%C
CHRW · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 14+0.3%
CHRW · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 14+0.3%CCHRW · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 12+1.1%
CHRW · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 12+1.1%LLTH · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 7-8.3%
LTH · bought $1k–$15ktraded Aug 7-8.3%Sizes are the brackets filings require — never exact. “vs S&P” is that stock’s move minus the index over the same stretch, so it answers “did this beat just owning the market”. A record of what they disclosed, after the fact — never a recommendation. Education, not advice.
Blue chips on sale — big names, marked down
America's 100 biggest, most recognisable stocks, ranked by how far they've fallen from their own 52-week high — then checked for the one thing a discount can't fake: whether the business behind it is still growing.
43of the 100 biggest are
20%+ below their own high
19of those still have earnings growing
into the price
−62%the deepest discount
on the board
since 2026-09-25▲ entered GS▼ left SPGI
Top 5s
Cheapest for the money, the biggest bargain, and where Wall Street's own price targets see the most room to run.
Cheapest for the Money
Lowest PEG — paying the least for the most growth.
Biggest Bargain
Furthest below its own 52-week high, earnings still growing.
Most Likely to Double
Wall Street’s own price targets — not our prediction.
- 1O
ORCLOracle Corporation+79%target upside
- 2A
APPApplovin Corp+62%target upside
- 3A
- 4I
INTUIntuit Inc+51%target upside
- 5C
CIENCiena Corp+50%target upside
Wall Street's own price targets — not our prediction.
Growing into the price
Marked down and still growing — the shortlist worth reading about.
$151.61
−44% from its 52-week high
68.9x→36.2xearnings growing into the price
top pay $25.8MPEG 0.90rev +16.6%dot ≤2wks
12 buy · 4 hold/sell · target $192.44 +27%
10/10
7d old
$166.48
−31% from its 52-week high
17.3x→11.9xearnings growing into the price
top pay $37.5MPEG 0.59rev +7.9%dot ≤2wks
22 buy · 5 hold/sell · target $242.75 +46%
10/10
6d old
$163.90
−27% from its 52-week high
18.3x→13.3xearnings growing into the price
top pay $46.7MPEG 0.61rev +8.1%dot ≤2wks
31 buy · 8 hold/sell · target $238.78 +46%
10/10
4d old
$269.40
−62% from its 52-week high
18.4x→13.1xearnings growing into the price
top pay $36.8MPEG 0.96rev +13.7%dot ≤2wks
21 buy · 14 hold/sell · target $405.60 +51%
9/10
7d old
$132.62
−59% from its 52-week high
23.3x→18.2xearnings growing into the price
top pay $21.0MPEG 0.83rev +29.6%dot ≤2wks
36 buy · 8 hold/sell · target $237.97 +79%
9/10
6d old
$44.12
−58% from its 52-week high
18.0x→13.2xearnings growing into the price
top pay $23.5MPEG 0.62rev +7.5%dot ≤2wks
26 buy · 5 hold/sell · target $61.00 +38%
9/10
3d old
$174.47
−40% from its 52-week high
14.2x→12.4xearnings growing into the price
top pay $29.6MPEG 1.33rev +5.6%dot ≤2wksearnings in 3d
14 buy · 13 hold/sell · target $191.61 +10%
9/10
3d old
$244.07
−36% from its 52-week high
56.9x→27.9xearnings growing into the price
top pay $18.3MPEG 0.84rev +24.1%dot ≤2wks
24 buy · 4 hold/sell · target $338.15 +39%
9/10
6d old
$486.65
−34% from its 52-week high
41.0x→23.4xearnings growing into the price
top pay $29.6MPEG 0.83rev +24.8%dot ≤2wks
32 buy · 7 hold/sell · target $640.89 +32%
9/10
3d old
$349.70
−29% from its 52-week high
45.3x→19.4xearnings growing into the price
top pay $205.3MPEG 0.36rev +85.5%dot ≤2wks
45 buy · 4 hold/sell · target $531.85 +52%
9/10
3d old
$314.56
−28% from its 52-week high
50.0x→31.1xearnings growing into the price
top pay $30.1MPEG 1.34rev +30.0%dot ≤2wks
29 buy · 6 hold/sell · target $373.13 +19%
9/10
7d old
$916.63
−20% from its 52-week high
14.2x→12.8xearnings growing into the price
top pay $31.3MPEG 1.17rev +42.5%dot ≤2wks
7 buy · 18 hold/sell · target $1,134.15 +24%
9/10
3d old
$308.23
−59% from its 52-week high
24.2x→15.4xearnings growing into the price
PEG 0.68rev +52.8%dot ≤2wks
26 buy · 7 hold/sell · target $498.37 +62%
8/10
3d old
$343.98
−46% from its 52-week high
80.0x→39.8xearnings growing into the price
PEG 0.57rev +37.0%dot ≤2wks
14 buy · 6 hold/sell · target $516.83 +50%
8/10
3d old
$69.25
−44% from its 52-week high
22.6x→18.8xearnings growing into the price
PEG 1.23rev +13.4%
35 buy · 16 hold/sell · target $93.37 +35%
8/10
7d old
$189.22
−38% from its 52-week high
48.4x→32.8xearnings growing into the price
PEG 1.69rev +15.2%dot ≤2wks
19 buy · 10 hold/sell · target $233.77 +24%
8/10
7d old
$260.51
−37% from its 52-week high
25.8x→18.9xearnings growing into the price
top pay $16.2MPEG 3.74rev +23.0%
19 buy · 3 hold/sell · target $348.55 +34%
8/10
3d old
$2,914.99
−33% from its 52-week high
19.7x→16.5xearnings growing into the price
top pay $9.6MPEG 1.31rev +5.6%dot ≤2wks
23 buy · 4 hold/sell · target $3,715.70 +27%
8/10
3d old
$289.83
−30% from its 52-week high
21.0x→20.0xearnings growing into the price
top pay $20.0MPEG 2.53rev +5.7%dot ≤2wks
21 buy · 15 hold/sell · target $377.19 +30%
8/10
7d old
Cheap for a reason
The discount is a forecast — these look cheap against earnings analysts expect to shrink. Shown on purpose: the traps teach more than the winners.
$453.37
−43% from its 52-week high
16.6x→21.3xanalysts expect earnings to fall
PEG 0.84rev +43.8%dot ≤2wks
21 buy · 5 hold/sell · target $664.92 +47%
8/10
6d old
1 more discounted names are still loading their fundamentals — a few fill in each day: COIN
How to read this page — and how it can fool you
The arrow is the whole trick. Every card compares the price-to-earnings ratio today with what it becomes on next year's forecast earnings. Arrow falling (green): profits are expected to grow into the price — the discount may be a sale. Arrow rising (red): analysts expect profits to shrink, so the stock looks cheap against earnings it isn't going to repeat. That single line separates a bargain from a decline better than any other number here.
Cheapest is usually cheap for a reason. On the day this page launched, the lowest P/E of all 100 names scored last on its checks — shrinking sales, growth already priced in. A low multiple is where the search starts, never where it ends.
Where the numbers come from. Prices and discounts update with every scan. Fundamentals (P/E, margins, analyst targets) refresh weekly on a rotating schedule — each card shows its own age, so a week-old number is labelled a week old.
What this page is not. It is a reading list, not a buy list. It is separate from the daily dot system — that system is tested and graded on short holds; this page is fundamentals research for the patient, and it is not backtested. DotScoutTM never places a trade for anyone; every decision stays yours.
Research and education only — not investment advice, not a recommendation, and past results never guarantee future returns. Fundamentals and analyst figures are third-party estimates and can be wrong or stale.
Crypto — the same dots, a different market
Twelve major pairs, scanned every night on 24/7 candles. The context around them is crypto's own — funding, dominance, distance from the top — not the stock playbook reskinned.
74 ↑fear & greed
58%bitcoin dominance
11/11beating bitcoin, 30d
Reading the tapeThe mood reads greed at 74, mid-range; bitcoin holds 58% of the market — money is still concentrated there, not rotating out; the whole market is worth $2.88t, -3.3% in the last day. 1 buy dot and 6 warning dots today.
The board
warning dot 09-28
30 days+7%
vs BTCbenchmark
6 months+25%
1 year-26%
Tracks BTCbenchmark
Crowdbalanced
From high-34%
Leverage$2,926M
Daily swing~2.72%
no dot in the last two days
30 days+9%
vs BTC+2%
6 months+32%
1 year-35%
Tracks BTC0.88 · with BTC
Crowdbalanced
From high-46%
Leverage$3,019M
Daily swing~3.43%
warning dot 09-28
30 days+7%
vs BTC+0%
6 months+13%
1 year-48%
Tracks BTC0.88 · with BTC
Crowdbalanced
From high-59%
Leverage$283M
Daily swing~5.9%
STRONG warning dot 09-28
30 days+13%
vs BTC+6%
6 months+44%
1 year-44%
Tracks BTC0.83 · partly own
Crowdbalanced
From high-60%
Leverage$671M
Daily swing~4.73%
warning dot 09-28
30 days+10%
vs BTC+3%
6 months+3%
1 year-60%
Tracks BTC0.83 · partly own
Crowdbalanced
From high-87%
Leverage$109M
Daily swing~6.08%
no dot in the last two days
30 days+32%
vs BTC+26%
6 months+77%
1 year-30%
Tracks BTC0.67 · partly own
Crowdbalanced
From high-71%
Leverage$109M
Daily swing~5.4%
warning dot 09-28
30 days+24%
vs BTC+18%
6 months-33%
1 year-45%
Tracks BTC0.57 · own move
Crowdbalanced
From high-92%
Leverage$9M
Daily swing~7.52%
no dot in the last two days
30 days+88%
vs BTC+81%
6 months+152%
1 year+13%
Tracks BTC0.47 · own move
Crowdbalanced
From high-80%
Leverage$81M
Daily swing~9.35%
STRONG warning dot 09-28
30 days+41%
vs BTC+34%
6 months+29%
1 year-36%
Tracks BTC0.58 · own move
Crowdbalanced
From high-83%
Leverage$51M
Daily swing~5.49%
no dot in the last two days
30 days+41%
vs BTC+36%
6 months+19%
1 year-65%
Tracks BTC0.48 · own move
Crowdbalanced
From high-93%
Leverage$32M
Daily swing~6.86%
no dot in the last two days
30 days+18%
vs BTC+10%
6 months+53%
1 year-46%
Tracks BTC0.71 · partly own
Crowdbalanced
From high-78%
Leverage$75M
Daily swing~6.52%
buy dot 09-26
30 days+38%
vs BTC+32%
6 months-6%
1 year-71%
Tracks BTC0.44 · own move
Crowdbalanced
From high-98%
Leverage$5M
Daily swing~7.51%
| Pair | Price | Dot | 30 days | vs BTC | 6 months | 1 year | Tracks BTC | Crowd | From high | Leverage on it | Daily swing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
B BTC/USD #1 | $83,457 | warning 09-28 | +7% | benchmark | +25% | -26% | benchmark | balanced | -34% | $2,926M | ~2.72% |
E ETH/USD #2 | $2,681 | — | +9% | +2% | +32% | -35% | 0.88 · with BTC | balanced | -46% | $3,019M | ~3.43% |
X XRP/USD #5 | $1.49 | warning 09-28 | +7% | +0% | +13% | -48% | 0.88 · with BTC | balanced | -59% | $283M | ~5.9% |
S SOL/USD #7 | $118.7 | STRONG warning 09-28 | +13% | +6% | +44% | -44% | 0.83 · partly own | balanced | -60% | $671M | ~4.73% |
D DOGE/USD #12 | $0.0939 | warning 09-28 | +10% | +3% | +3% | -60% | 0.83 · partly own | balanced | -87% | $109M | ~6.08% |
L LINK/USD #13 | $15.26 | — | +32% | +26% | +77% | -30% | 0.67 · partly own | balanced | -71% | $109M | ~5.4% |
B BCH/USD #22 | $308.0 | warning 09-28 | +24% | +18% | -33% | -45% | 0.57 · own move | balanced | -92% | $9M | ~7.52% |
U UNI/USD #23 | $8.78 | — | +88% | +81% | +152% | +13% | 0.47 · own move | balanced | -80% | $81M | ~9.35% |
L LTC/USD #24 | $69.01 | STRONG warning 09-28 | +41% | +34% | +29% | -36% | 0.58 · own move | balanced | -83% | $51M | ~5.49% |
A AVAX/USD #27 | $10.44 | — | +41% | +36% | +19% | -65% | 0.48 · own move | balanced | -93% | $32M | ~6.86% |
A AAVE/USD #49 | $147.7 | — | +18% | +10% | +53% | -46% | 0.71 · partly own | balanced | -78% | $75M | ~6.52% |
D DOT/USD #52 | $1.17 | buy 09-26 | +38% | +32% | -6% | -71% | 0.44 · own move | balanced | -98% | $5M | ~7.51% |
Funding, dominance, market cap and all-time-high distance read live at 16:48 — those are market state, not the nightly close.
What these columns mean, and why they are not the stock ones
The stock tabs lean on Congress filings, insider buys and fund flows. None of that exists for a token — so this board uses the things crypto publishes and equities never do.
1Crowd (funding)Perpetual futures charge a
fee every few hours to whichever side is crowded. Above the baseline, longs are paying to stay
long; well below, shorts are. It is the closest thing this market has to seeing the other
side's hand.
2Tracks BTCMost alts are Bitcoin with
leverage attached. A number near 1.0 means owning it alongside Bitcoin is not
diversification — it is the same bet, twice.
3vs BTCBeating Bitcoin is the actual bar
here, because holding Bitcoin was always the alternative. A coin up 20% while Bitcoin is up
25% lost ground.
4From highUnlike most stocks, crypto
revisits its old highs. How far below one a coin sits is a real position in the cycle — and
a reason to ask what broke, never a reason on its own to buy.
5What is deliberately missingEvery other
crypto site leads with 24-hour volume. We do not show it. A study presented to the
SEC found roughly 95% of reported spot volume was fake, and a later review of 157 exchanges
still put more than half of it as non-economic. A number that can be invented is not a
number we will rank anything by. There is also no score and no grade here — the
stock side earned those with a backtest, and this side has not run one yet.
What this tab does not doEvery stock pick on this app ships with an exit rule that survived three years of testing. These dots carry no such rule here — not yet. The signal engine is the same one, but it has never been tested on 24/7 crypto candles, and crypto swings several times harder than equities, so the stock exit numbers almost certainly do not transfer. Until that test exists this tab is a watchlist, not a plan: no entry price, no stop, no target. Nothing here is sized, and nothing here is traded by the practice account.
My Picks — your personal scoreboard
A practice list, not a brokerage. Education, not advice — prices update once daily after the close.
Hype Check — scout it before you buy it
Someone pitching you a stock — a friend, a TikTok, a "can't-miss" tip? Type the ticker. DotScoutTM checks its momentum, whale activity, volatility, and history in one second — and tells you in plain English whether the data backs the hype. Built for the moment right before you spend a dollar.
What it checks
1Is it overheated?Hype usually arrives AFTER the move. We check if the excitement already happened.
2Are whales in it?Insiders, Congress, contracts, funds. Hype with no informed money behind it is the classic pump pattern.
3How wild is it?Typical daily swing, distance off its high — how much pain a wrong buy could bring.
4Is it even visible?Too small for our ~6,000-stock scanner = exactly where pump-and-dumps live.
The whale check reads Congress filings, insider buying, contracts and fund flows supplied by Quiver Quantitative.
Learn — how DotScoutTM works, in plain English
DotScoutTM exists for regular people — the ones usually sold hype, jargon, and guaranteed-riches promises, then left holding the bag. Here there are no promises: just evidence, exits, and plain English. Five minutes on this page and the whole app makes sense. No finance degree required.
Prefer it as a page? Read the full written version
The big idea (30 seconds)
When lots of people panic-sell a stock, it gets "oversold" — stretched down like a spring. A green dot fires when a stretched-down stock starts turning back up. We tested this on 3 years of market history (55,000+ signals): dots that fired from deeply oversold went on to rise over the next 1–2 weeks noticeably more often than normal days. Dots from the "middle" zone were no better than chance — so we grade everything, and every card shows its receipt: the real historical numbers for that exact flavor of signal.
Tip: every ticker (underlined, with a ↗) links to a live chart on TradingView so you can see exactly what the stock is doing right now. On your phone, tap any dotted word to see what it means.
What the grades mean
- A — the proven signal PLUS extra good things stacked on top (whale activity, a rising weekly tide). The Scout Report is built from these.
- B — decent; reasonable if you go smaller.
- C — watching only. Not a trade idea, shown for completeness.
- MID / SMALL-INTL / WATCH — company size tags. Smaller companies move more in both directions; our own full-year replay showed small-cap signals were harder to profit from, so treat those with extra care.
- CONFLUENCE — a buy dot AND whale activity on the same stock at the same time. Rare, and the strongest evidence the system produces — so when several setups compete on the same day, these are listed first.
A liquidity floor sits under every pick. A setup you could not comfortably get out of is not a setup, however good the chart looks — so a stock has to be trading real money, $50M+ a day, before it can count as an A-grade here or make the picks list. Thinner names that fire wait in the full list to watch, and the list itself is at most twelve a day: the deepest discounts, at least 30% below their 52-week high, first.
Reading the Activity column
Every pick shows how busy it is compared with its own normal day — 1.0× is average, 2× means twice the usual crowd showed up, 0.5× means half. That multiple is the useful part: a dot firing on heavy volume has real buying behind it, while the same dot on a quiet day is a few traders moving a sleepy stock. Beside it is roughly how many dollars trade in that stock daily, which is what tells you whether you could get out easily.
Why "roughly": our market-data feed sees only part of the total market tape. The multiple is exact — both halves come from the same feed — but the dollar figure is scaled, so it carries a ~ instead of pretending to a precision we don't have. Prices update live while the market is open, and the header always stamps how fresh they are.
Why the exits matter more than the picks
Beginners don't lose money because their picks are bad — they lose it by having no plan for what happens next. Every DotScoutTM setup ships with the same plan: hold it until the big red dot — the morning the daily gauge turns down from the overheated zone — or until day 126, whichever comes first. There is no stop, by design: on three years of history a 20% stop made the plan worse, because the trades that dipped on the way were the ones that finished green. The risk is handled by size instead — buy an amount where a 30% hole is a shrug. That discipline — not any single pick — is the whole edge.
Down at the check-in is normal. At day 21 the average ride was up about 2% and just over half were green; the rides that were underwater at day 21 still finished green more often than not. The plan asks for patience it has earned in the history, not patience on faith.
The same list for everyone, every day
DotScoutTM is a research publication, not an adviser. Everyone opening the app on the same morning sees the identical report — it is not tailored to you, your account, or your goals, and it never will be. It doesn't know what you own, what you earn, or what you can afford to lose, so it cannot and does not tell you what you should buy. It reports what the data says and shows its working; every decision is yours. We don't answer "what should I buy?" — not in the app, and not by email.
A signal that already had its turn doesn't come back for another: once the system has traded a dot, that dot is finished. A genuinely new signal on the same stock later is a new idea, and is treated as one.
How much money to use
Decide your amount so that a 30% hole costs only what you can shrug off — there is no stop, so the size is the safety. Many people keep any one name to about 10% of their account — with a $5,000 account, that is $500 a name, so a 30% hole is $150 and even a wipe-out is survivable. The worked example on each card shows the math at $1,000 so you can scale it to your own number. Never trade money you may need soon, and practice on a paper (pretend-money) account first.
The honest fine print
What the evidence is — and isn't. The method was built from three years of historical testing across 55,870 signals. You will not find those historical odds printed on the picks, and that is deliberate: a backtest is not a live record, and quoting one on every card dresses research up as results. There is no live performance record here, and none is promised: DotScoutTM is research and education. The odds are shown before the trade, labelled as history; what a pick does afterwards is graded against its plan on My Picks every evening. The honest thing is to show you the reasoning, the odds, the exits — and what kind of market you are in.
Universe: every S&P 500/400 company plus a nightly sweep of liquid US-listed small caps and international names (ADRs included). Stocks trading only on foreign exchanges with no US listing aren't visible to it.
Is this financial advice?
No. DotScoutTM is research and education — the same screening a professional desk does, made readable. It publishes one impersonal report on a schedule, identical for every reader. It is not an investment adviser, is not registered as one, and gives no personal recommendations: it doesn't know your situation and never asks. It shows what the data says, with the evidence attached, and every decision stays yours.
Can it guarantee I make money?
No, and run from anything that says otherwise. An edge means better odds over many trades, not certainty on any single one. Plenty of A-grade setups still lose — the size you buy is what keeps those losses survivable, since the plan has no stop and holds to the big red dot or day 126. Past results never guarantee future returns.
Why show your losing trades?
Because a track record with the losers removed is a lie. Losing picks are graded by the same rules as winners — in My Picks, a pick that fails is graded to its big red dot or its day-126 cap like every other, not quietly forgotten.
What should a beginner do first?
Read this page, watch the app for a week or two without buying anything, then practice the routine on a paper-trading account until the plan feels automatic. Only then use real money, starting small.