Smart Money Convergence: Where Insiders & Institutions Both Buy
Stocks where corporate insiders (Form 4) and 13F institutions are buying at the same time — the strongest conviction signal in SEC filings, updated daily.
Smart Money Convergence
Stocks where 13F institutional buyers and company insiders are buying simultaneously
Frequently Asked Questions
What are today's top smart money convergence signals?
The stocks with the strongest current convergence between insider and institutional buying are:
1. SPG (Simon Property Group, Inc.) — confidence score 72.05, guru net flow +$4.0M
2. KKR (KKR & Co. Inc.) — confidence score 80.48, guru net flow +$970.6K
How many stocks currently have a cluster buy alert?
2 stocks currently show a cluster alert (multiple insiders buying the same stock in a short window), including SPG, KKR.
What is "smart money convergence"?
Smart money convergence flags stocks where two independent, informed groups — company insiders (via SEC Form 4) and institutional 13F filers, especially the guru investors we track — are buying at the same time. Because insiders and institutions rarely coordinate, agreement between them is a stronger signal than either buying alone.
How is the confidence score calculated?
The confidence score combines the number of unique insider buyers, the recency of their purchases, and the net dollar flow from guru institutions into the stock. Higher scores indicate more buyers, more recent activity, and larger institutional inflows.
Where does this data come from and how often is it updated?
Insider trades are sourced from SEC Form 4 filings and institutional positions from SEC Form 13F filings, both via SEC EDGAR. Data refreshes daily as new filings are processed.