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Data from SEC filings and official records

Company filings, fund holdings, insider and congressional trades and official records: our public pages built from them, grouped by subject, each with what it shows.

Kresmion's SEC filings and official records hub links 14 public pages, from the Form 13F holdings of the 22 managers we follow (21 of them have filed for Q2 2026) to insider trading clusters from SEC Form 4 filings.

As of . Sources: SEC EDGAR Form 13F-HR filings, SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings. Method and limitations.

Companies6

  • Company research

    One page per company with its recent SEC filings, its holders among the managers we follow and insider activity.

  • Buybacks

    What a company paid to buy back its stock, the shares removed and its authorizations, from SEC filings.

  • Going concern warnings

    Companies whose latest 10-K, 10-Q, 20-F or 6-K states substantial doubt about their ability to continue, with the sentence quoted.

  • IPOs and offerings

    Every IPO and equity offering registered with the SEC: on file, priced or withdrawn, with a link to each filing.

  • Merger arbitrage board

    Pending US deals from SEC filings: the terms and the spread between the offer and the target's price.

  • Companies no longer listed

    Companies that stopped trading, with the date and status from SEC filings. Each keeps its full history.

Holdings: Form 13F5

Insiders and Congress2

  • Insider clusters

    Three or more insiders buying or selling one stock within 30 days, from open-market trades reported on SEC Form 4.

  • Congressional trade anomalies

    Outsized trades and multi-member clusters in US House STOCK Act disclosures.

Official records1

  • Official records

    Federal Register documents, sanctions list changes and central bank releases, each with the publisher's title, time, licence and link.

How this list is built

This page lists public Kresmion pages that search engines may index. A page whose own data is missing, or that we keep out of search, is left off until it qualifies: the merger arbitrage and 13F pages are listed on the same rules as our sitemaps. When one of those reads fails, the pages that depend on it are left off and the rest of the list stays.