stockslash.com

Use when the user wants to browse, list, or filter the universe of tracked institutional investors (hedge funds, asset managers, family offices).

Use when the user asks about a specific fund's total portfolio value (AUM).

Use when the user wants to see how a fund's total AUM has changed over time.

Use when the user asks what a specific fund owns right now or at a past quarter.

Use when the user asks what an investor BOUGHT or SOLD recently (or in a specific quarter).

Use when the user asks about a fund's trading cadence or whether the manager is a buy-and-hold investor or active trader.

Use when the user asks who owns a specific stock — i.e.

Use when the user asks which funds are buying or selling a specific stock.

Use when the user asks about institutional ownership of a specific stock — what percentage is held by institutions, how concentrated, how it changed quarter over quarter.

Use when the user asks about insider activity for a stock — Form 4 disclosures from company executives, directors, and large shareholders.

Use when the user asks which S&P 500 stocks are most popular with institutions — ranked by number of holders.

Use when the user asks what 13F filings just arrived.

Returns the stocks bought by the most tracked funds in a given quarter, ranked by the count of funds buying or adding, with total dollar volume per stock.

Returns the stocks sold by the most tracked funds in a given quarter, ranked by the count of funds selling or trimming, with total dollar volume per stock.

Use when the user asks for an overall snapshot of institutional activity — the homepage view.

Use when the user (or another tool) needs to know which quarter has the most recent 13F data available.

Use when the user wants a comprehensive profile of one investor — "tell me about Buffett", "what is Pabrai doing?", "how is Berkshire performing?".

Use when the user wants a comprehensive view of one stock's institutional picture — "tell me about Apple", "is anyone smart buying Tesla?".

Use when the user asks to compare two investors — "Buffett vs Pabrai", "Berkshire vs Pershing Square", "how does Burry differ from Ackman?".

Use when the user asks about insider sentiment or aggregate insider activity for a stock — "are insiders bullish on Tesla?", "what are AAPL execs doing?", "net insider flow at NVDA last 90 days?".

Use when the user asks what members of the U.S.

Use when the user asks which stocks insiders are buying — especially stocks the super investors already own ("where are insiders and smart money both buying?").

Use when the user asks which stocks multiple members of Congress are buying — a consensus signal ("what are several congresspeople buying?").