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Follow the money. See where it is rotating.

Every night we rebuild the map from the public record: what insiders, politicians, federal agencies and the news did, and which corners of the market the money moved into. Then we show our working.

Data as of 4 Sept · rebuilt nightly · news every 15 minutes

Where money is rotating

week to 4 Sept · relative to the S&P 500

Money is moving into junior gold miners, gold miners, silver miners and out of semiconductors, airlines, cybersecurity. Both semiconductor funds sit in the bottom 3 of 49.

Gaining

  • Junior gold miners GDXJ111.0
  • Gold miners GDX110.8
  • Silver miners SIL110.2
  • Uranium URA106.9
  • Copper miners COPX106.0

Losing

  • Semiconductors (iShares) SOXX94.9
  • Airlines JETS96.0
  • Semiconductors (VanEck) SMH96.2
  • Cybersecurity HACK97.4
  • Recent IPOs IPO97.5

Our own relative-strength readings across 49 sector and industry groups. Momentum above 100 means the group is gaining on the index, below means losing. No prices are shown on this page.

The 7,685 companies underneath these moves, ranked, with historyFree account

Is there an AI bubble? Here is the tape.

equal-weight theme indices · 100 = January 2024

Since January 2024 the data-center build-out has done ×3.9 on an equal-weight basis and sits 18% below its 15 Jun peak. Nuclear has done ×2.1, 16% off its high. The AI theme itself, 388 companies wide, is ×1.5 and 6% off. Whether that is a bubble deflating or a pause is not something this page decides. It is something you can watch here every week.

ThemeCompaniesSince Jan 202452 weeks4 weeksFrom peakPath
Data-Center Infrastructure129×3.9+90.8%-3.2%-17.9%
Space Economy43×3.4+54.6%-15.3%-35.1%
Rare-Earth Supply Chain67×3.3+28.2%+1.3%-23.4%
Defense-Tech147×2.3+12.9%-10.0%-19.1%
Hydrogen Economy31×2.2+67.0%-2.9%-17.0%
Robotics35×2.1-7.9%-6.2%-22.7%
Nuclear61×2.1+16.2%+2.5%-16.2%
AI388×1.5+15.8%-1.7%-6.1%
GLP-121×1.2+27.9%-2.7%-8.3%
Crypto93×0.8-38.3%+22.3%-49.8%

equal-weight weekly index of today's theme members, rebased to 100 at the first week of 2024; our own computation from split-adjusted closes; not a price. Computed 6 Sept. Today's members measured backward: a company that joined a theme later is counted for the whole period, which flatters the early years. We say so rather than hide it.

Which companies carry each theme, in which role, and what moved inside the theme this weekFree account

One company, every source: Bloom Energy Corporation

a case file, rebuilt from the record as it stands today

Indexed path since 2 Jan 2024, 100 = start, our computation. purchase · sale, political and insider. Now ×17.1 the January 2024 level and 23% below the 15 Jun peak.

Where it sits on the map
IndustrialsElectrical Equipment & Grid · AI · power, Hydrogen Economy · fuel-cell
Politicians
Nancy Pelosi reported 4 purchase lots (2 in stock, 2 in call options): $500k–$1M on 28 Jul, $1M–$5M on 24 Jul; filed 21 Aug. Since that week: +36.8%. 19 congressional trades in this name on file.
Insiders, last 120 days
17 open-market sales by officers and directors, 0 purchases. Latest, per Form 4: Jeffrey R Immelt (Director) sold 30,000 shares on 17 Aug; since that week +25.5%.
Federal awards
None in our federal awards set.
News this week
2 articles after de-duplication; the most relevant: “Bloom Energy Just Won Another Catalyst (Rating Upgrade) (NYSE:BE)” (seekingalpha.com).

Insiders sold on the way up. The political buyer arrived after a ×12.5 move and is +36.8% since. Neither fact is advice. Both are on the record, on one page, with their dates.

A page like this for every one of 13,665 classified company, and for every person who filesFree account

Follow the people

public record · names as filed

Insiders SEC Form 4, filed in the last 5 days

  • Cascade Investment, L.L.C. 10% ownerbought $241.5M of Republic Services, Inc. RSG · 15 lots28 Aug – 2 Sept · filed 3 Sept
  • Mauad Bruno Sousa Directorbought $21.8M of Aura Minerals Inc. AUGO · 6 lots28 Aug – 1 Sept · filed 3 Sept
  • Mark A Stevens Directorsold $410.8M of Nvidia Corp NVDA · 7 lots31 Aug – 2 Sept · filed 2 Sept
  • Ronald N Tutor Director, Othersold $197.7M of Tutor Perini Corp TPC · 3 lots31 Aug · filed 2 Sept
  • Keith A. Meister Directorsold $57.2M of Illumina, Inc. ILMN · 12 lots2 Sept – 4 Sept · filed 4 Sept

131 companies with insider buying, 536 with selling, latest filing 4 Sept.

Politicians House disclosures, last 45 days

  • Nancy Pelosi CA11purchase, options ×2 BE · $500k–$5Mtraded 24 Jul – 28 Jul · filed 21 Aug
  • Nancy Pelosi CA11purchase ×2 BE · $500k–$5Mtraded 24 Jul – 28 Jul · filed 21 Aug
  • Nancy Pelosi CA11purchase Reof XXV, LLC · $500k–$1Mtraded 27 Jul · filed 21 Aug
  • Nancy Pelosi CA11purchase INTC · $500k–$1Mtraded 24 Jul · filed 21 Aug
  • Steve Cohen TN09purchase US Treas Bills Int Rate 0.000% MAT 2/18/2027 · $250k–$500ktraded 21 Aug · filed 1 Sept

385 trades in 52 reports these 45 days; 56,213 on file since 2014.

Federal awards started in the last 30 days

  • Blue Origin, LLC$660.0M · NASAProvide design, development, integration, launch, and on orbit, continuous communications · 1 Sept
  • Hensel Phelps Construction Co.$374.9M · Public Buildings ServiceDesign-build services for the raul hector castro land port of entry IN douglas, AZ · 26 Aug
  • Eastern Air Express LLC$215.5M · Immigration and Customs EnforcementGovernment furnished aircraft (GFA) operational support for aircraft and maintenance servi · 12 Aug
  • BAE Systems Maritime Solutions Norfolk Inc.$205.5M · NavyUSS iwo jima (LHD 7) FY26 SRA · 24 Aug

600 awards worth $7.3bn in 30 days. Defense, NASA, HHS, DHS and the rest of the federal buyers.

Every filer, every trade, every award, on one page per person and per company, with alertsFree account

News, relative to a portfolio

sample portfolio: AAPL MSFT NVDA GOOGL TSLA · your own once you sign in

55 articles matched to these five names in 7 days; duplicates, reprints and template sites removed before you see them. Tone is the article's language, not a forecast.

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The map: how we classify the market

sectors, industries, and where inside a theme a company sits

13,665 companies placed in 12 sectors and 102 industries. 1,011 of them also carry a theme role: not “AI”, but where in AI. Digital Assets is a sector here, not a footnote under Financials.

AIchips 47models 3applications 214power 14infrastructure 120payments 1biotech 13research 15
Cryptominer 27platform 26treasury 30venue 6broker 9
Nuclearfuel 42builder 18generator 18
Defense-Techprime 10supplier 132drone 11software 8
Data-Center Infrastructurecompute 60power 58cooling 15REIT 10

7,685 of 9,330 active listings are classified; the rest are SPACs, preferreds, warrants and units, which have no business to classify. Membership is decided by rule and reviewed, with the evidence kept per company.

The companies behind each number, the promotion ladder, and the disputes we have not resolvedFree account

What stands behind it

the sources, in plain words, and what arrived this week
SEC EDGAR
9,581,879 filings from 11,225 companies since 1993; 11,001 this week. Insider trades (Form 4), 8-K events, quarterly fund holdings (13F), financial statements.
Clerk of the U.S. House
Stock disclosures under the STOCK Act, parsed to the trade with the date it happened and the date it was made public; 7 new reports this week. Senate to follow.
USAspending and defense.gov
Federal contract awards by agency and recipient. Who the government is paying, and for what.
ClinicalTrials.gov and openFDA
601,695 trials, 933 changed this week; drug approvals and enforcement.
Lobbying and elections
1,194,957 House lobbying filings (28,239 in 90 days) and 1,600,771 committee disbursements from the FEC.
GDELT
World news every 15 minutes, matched to companies by name and ticker, scored for relevance, de-duplicated, with template sites and reprint farms identified and set aside.
Positioning
CFTC Commitments of Traders, FINRA short volume and short interest, SEC fails-to-deliver, ASIC short positions.
Debt, yields, inflation
Treasury and BLS series are next; they are public domain and they are on the board. Not here yet, and we would rather say so.

Who it is for

Starting out
One page per company that says who is buying, who is selling, and where the money in its sector is going, in words before numbers.
Trading
Rotation daily, insiders the day after they file, news within fifteen minutes, all relative to your own book.
Holding for years
Themes as they form and the corners inside them: fuel before generators, power before applications, with history back to 1993.
Following the debt
The people, the awards and the positioning are here now. Yields, the deficit and inflation series follow.

What we are not

Not advice
We don't rate stocks. We show where the money went. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and there are no scores.
Not a broker
You cannot trade here and we hold nobody's money.
Not a data reseller
We display; we never redistribute. No bulk download, no export, no public API. Market data is licensed for display only and no price appears on this page.
Not a tracker of you
First-party statistics only: network truncated, country only, kept 90 days, no advertising pixels, nothing sold.
Not finished
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The receipts

how we check our own homework
33/33*
years reconciled to EDGAR's own index
10/10
sentinel companies matched filing by filing against a second EDGAR channel
15,868
delisted companies kept, with their history
2,576,293
corporate events derived from 8-K item codes, three dates on every row
* 26 of 33 years are identical to the index. The other 7 hold 277 filings more than the index counted, never fewer: 276 arrived in EDGAR's company histories after our 17 Aug index snapshot (SEC comment letters, released months after their filing dates), and one is a 1996 10-Q whose header carried a filing date of 1980, sixteen years before EDGAR existed; we corrected it from its own accession sequence and kept the original. Per-year table.
YearEDGAR indexOursSurplusArrived after snapshot
199629,40729,408+10
2020460,427460,429+22
2021526,514526,520+66
2022497,431497,432+11
2023533,752533,757+55
2024572,017572,027+1010
2025561,569561,821+252252

26 identical years omitted from the table. Refreshed 6 Sept.

Our first research grid produced a result at p = 6×10⁻¹⁶. It was one corrupt price bar inflating a benchmark. We found it, killed it, and put the null on the front page of the study.