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Companies scoring highest on the Sprytne Conviction Score — a composite metric analyzing insider trades, federal contracts, patent filings, financial margins, and stock price signals. Data from SEC EDGAR, USAspending.gov, and market feeds.
Conviction data is being updated
The daily conviction score pipeline is initializing. Insider trade data from SEC EDGAR is parsed each weekday at 1 AM UTC. Check back shortly — scores will appear here once the first harvest cycle completes.
Data transparency: Updated daily from SEC EDGAR. Only open-market purchases and sales (Form 4, transaction codes P and S) are included — option exercises, gifts, and other non-market transactions are filtered out. This is not investment advice.
The Sprytne Conviction Score aggregates 8 data signals from independent government sources. When multiple signals converge positively for a company, the conviction score rises — reflecting a rare alignment of insider confidence, institutional support, innovation activity, and market stability.
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The conviction score becomes much more useful when you explore the same companies through insider trades, government contracts, and entity graph context.