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🔴 Insider sale: Maria Olivo (EVP, ERM & Chief Risk Officer) sold $6.02M of Travelers Companies ($TRV). 15,100 shares at $398.44 on Oct 21. Not under a pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plan. As Peter Lynch put it: insiders sell for many reasons, but buy for only one.

@mrQuin51 Same split on Friday's data. S&P 500 −0.52%, but the equal-weight version −0.77%. Only 272 of 921 companies worth $10B+ rose (29.5%), and the median change was −0.75%. Only 3 of 11 sectors rose: Energy, Technology, Real Estate.

The Dow fell 1.23% on Friday. The Nasdaq fell 0.21%. The Dow's drop was more than 5 times the Nasdaq's. Only 272 of 921 companies worth $10B+ rose. The S&P 500 closed at 7,623.68 (−0.52%), below Thursday's close all day. S&P 500 equal weight: −0.77%. Russell 2000: −0.29%. Energy led the sectors (+2.60%). Consumer staples fell the most (−1.92%). Biggest moves among companies worth $100B+: Up: $CRWD +8.25%, Cloudflare +7.29%, Palo Alto +7.22%. Down: $T −7.96%, T-Mobile −7.71%. No SEC document from either today. The 12 biggest companies lost $89.9B together. Alphabet −$49.0B, SpaceX +$37.2B. First session after results filed Oct 22 after the close: Bloom Energy −11.24%, Comfort Systems −9.26%, SS&C −7.35%, Deckers −4.91%, Newmont −4.59%, Western Digital −2.97%. Results before the open: American Express −3.68%, SLB +7.08%, First Citizens +8.15%. Infosys −6.58%, Genmab +9.47% (6-Ks). 10-year yield +3 bps, to 4.99%. WTI +3.82%, to $103.27. Bitcoin −0.29%, to $81,072.29 (00:00 UTC close). No insider purchases filed today by our cutoff. Sources: Yahoo Finance, SEC EDGAR. Filings don't explain price moves. Not investment advice. Which of these moves surprised you most?

Tickers in the video: $CRWD $NET $PANW $T $TMUS $VZ $BE $FIX $SSNC $DECK $NEM $WDC $AXP $SLB $FCNCA $INFY $GMAB $GOOGL $SPCX I build free tools that track this straight from SEC filings: 13F portfolios, Form 4 insider trades, insider buy/sell rankings and a US stock screener: findstockfast.com

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Aflac ($AFL) has raised its dividend 28 years in a row — every year since 1997 in our records. $0.06 per share in 1997 → $2.32 in 2025. That's 41.7× — 14.3% a year. Yield today: 1.9%. 6 of the 38 biggest fund managers own it.

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🟢 Biggest insider buys filed with the SEC on Oct 21: • FB Financial (FBK): Ingram Orrin H Ii, Director, $1.54M • Rapport Therapeutics (RAPP): Ignelzi Troy A., CFO, $143.55K

📊 Market wrap — Oct 23 S&P 500 7,624 (−0.52%) Nasdaq 25,955 (−0.21%) 10-yr Treasury 4.99% (+3 bps) Bitcoin $80.65K (−0.81%) 🧵

Method: 360 buys of $100 from Oct 1996 to Sep 2026. The 30-year race uses real funds with fees (SPY, VGSIX, VBMFX, BRK.B). The 45- and 50-year windows use indexes; the 10-year Treasury there is estimated from FRED yields. The inflation line is each $100 corrected by CPI-U. Full study: findstockfast.com/analysis/100-a… I build free tools that track this straight from SEC filings: 13F portfolios, Form 4 insider trades, insider buy/sell rankings and a US stock screener: findstockfast.com

$100 a month since October 1996. Same $36,000 in, very different endings. $BRK.B: $249,741 S&P 500 ($SPY): $243,353 Gold: $217,254 REITs: $139,006 Bond fund: $56,916 Inflation line: $55,383 T-bills: $48,849 T-bills finished below inflation: 30 years of saving that lost buying power. Berkshire, the S&P 500 and gold finished close together. Berkshire only took first place in October, after BRK.B rose 9.8% from Sep 30 to Oct 22. First place changed hands 38 times in 30 years. Stretch it to 50 years ($60,000 in, indexes, no fees): S&P 500: $2,949,668 REITs: $1,727,815 Gold: $511,485 T-bills: $146,471 Inflation: $133,840 Berkshire's daily prices start in 1980, so it gets 45 years: $54,000 became $6,357,556. The S&P 500 made $1,504,319. But Berkshire is one company, picked knowing it worked. And it slowed: 17.9% a year over 45 years, 10.8% over the last 20 (S&P 500: 11.1%). Over the last 5 years, gold led with 18.0% a year. $100 on the last trading day of each month, valued at the Oct 22, 2026 close. Dividends reinvested, before taxes. Gold uses the World Bank monthly average price and may be ~1% high. Sources: Yahoo Finance, FRED, Nareit, World Bank, Shiller, Berkshire's 2025 letter. Not investment advice. Which one would you buy for the next 30 years?

A low number usually isn't the market mispricing the coins. It's pricing the wrapper: debt, preferred stock, dilution, and whether the company will ever sell.

Above 1.0: Strive 1.82x MARA 1.66x Gemini Space Station 1.46x American Bitcoin 1.15x Strategy 1.07x

The crypto treasury board, marked to market at Oct 23 prices. 5 of 10 are worth less than the coins they hold, on enterprise value. Strategy, the biggest: 1.07x. 🧵

@PremiChart Almost all of it: $258.1M of the $258.9M (99.7%) was sold under 10b5-1 plans, per the footnotes on each Form 4. The only sale outside a plan was director Robert Sauerberg's, $0.8M on Aug 25. The one buyer, director Sarah Farrell, bought $8.9M in Feb and March.

On June 30, 12 of the 38 superinvestors we track held over $1M of $RDDT, the most since Reddit's IPO. In the 12 months to Oct 14, its own insiders sold $259M of stock. One director bought. What the 13F and Form 4 filings show: 13F (Q2 2026, valued at the Jun 30 close of $173.58): · Israel Englander's Millennium: +$118M, about 13.6x its stake (+1,262.9% in shares) · Cliff Asness's AQR: +$51M (+3,157.7%) · Ray Dalio's Bridgewater: +$33M (+274.1%) · New positions: Stan Druckenmiller ($9.8M) and Ken Griffin ($5.7M) · Andreas Halvorsen's Viking cut 38.6% (−$171M) · Baillie Gifford trimmed 1.6% and is still the largest holder, at $1.25B · Two Sigma sold out 7 added, 5 sold. The business: · Revenue went from $804M in 2023 to $2.2B in 2025 · 2025 was its first full-year profit: $530M · Q2 2026: revenue $805M (+61%), net income $253M Form 4 (Oct 22, 2025 to Oct 14, 2026): · $258.9M sold in 498 open-market sales · 99.7% under 10b5-1 plans set up in advance · COO Jennifer Wong $116.7M, CEO Steve Huffman $74.9M, CTO Christopher Slowe $32.8M · Only buyer: director Sarah Farrell, $8.87M in February and March A 13F is a quarter-end snapshot: funds may have paid far less than $173.58, and the stock is down 10.3% since June 30. Planned insider selling is common and doesn't prove a problem. Sources: SEC 13F, Form 4 and 10-K filings, Yahoo Finance. Not investment advice. Funds holding, insiders selling. Which filing would you trust more?

Hudbay Minerals ($HBM) trades at 12.8× earnings. Its median P/E over 4 years (2022–2025): 21.9×. That's 42% below its own history. 7 of the 38 biggest fund managers own it. Cheap against its own past is a question, not a verdict: the market may be pricing slower growth.

Aflac ($AFL) has raised its dividend 28 years in a row — every year since 1997 in our records. $0.06 per share in 1997 → $2.32 in 2025. That's 41.7× — 14.3% a year. Yield today: 1.9%. 6 of the 38 biggest fund managers own it.

Insiders, last 3 months: no buys and 5 sales ($2.23M) by executives and directors. All of it comes from public 13F and Form 4 filings, not from anyone's opinion.

The numbers: Revenue $55.14B (2017) → $94.42B (2025) Net income $8.98B → $12.4B P/E 23 · Market cap $195.34B Dividend: $0.17/share (1997) → $1.25 (2025), 7.5×.

11 of the 38 biggest fund managers we track own Walt Disney ($DIS). Last quarter: 1 bought, 0 sold. 1 opened a brand-new position. 🧵