Executives must disclose every trade
CEOs, CFOs, board members. When they buy or sell shares of their own company, the law forces them to publicly disclose the trade within days.
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Executives have a head start on their own business. We simply watch what they do with their own money.
We monitor public filings across 43 markets and score eligible purchases from 0 to 100. Each purchase is ranked within its own market. No market currently meets the historical allocation criteria. Signals remain visible as watch items with no suggested allocation. The full backtest, flattering or not, is published on /performance.
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CEOs, CFOs, board members. When they buy or sell shares of their own company, the law forces them to publicly disclose the trade within days.
An executive who writes a personal check for their own shares puts their own skin in the game. Statistically, these buys often precede a price increase.
US, France, Germany, UK, Japan, India, Australia. Every day we pull official regulator records and keep only what is worth a second look.
No bets, no fortune-telling. A numbered process you can audit.
Every day we read the public registers: SEC in the US, AMF in France, BaFin in Germany, and 40 others.
We strip out noise: automatic option grants, tax exercises, tiny tickets. We keep only net cash purchases by senior executives.
Eligible purchases with the required fields get a 0 to 100 score. Each purchase is ranked within its own market using who is buying, how much, how recently, and whether several executives are buying in the same window.
We rewind history: had we followed this signal three years ago, what would we have made? The backtest is a guardrail, not a promise.
Recommendations span multiple markets and are ranked locally. No market currently meets the historical allocation criteria, so signals remain watch items rather than validated local allocations.
No black box. We start from a real buy and stack the points, factor by factor, up to the Sigma score.
One buy, scored factor by factor
Example: a 1.6 M EUR buy by the CEO of a 380 M EUR mid-cap, inside a 3-insider cluster. Each factor adds its points to the score, capped at 100. This is the per-filing signal score; the monthly Top 10 picks come from a separate ranking of 6 equal-weighted signals.
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