HoldingsIntel

HoldingsIntel is a financial intelligence platform that surfaces the stock purchases of the most successful investors and legislators, offering a clear view of where smart money is moving. The service tracks over 18,497 congressional trades and monitors 551 funds, representing $59.6 trillion in assets, to answer a critical question: which stocks are the most successful hedge funds buying, and is Congress buying them too? By following funds with billions in motion, executives purchasing their own stock, activists building stakes to force change, and members of Congress trading on what they hear, HoldingsIntel scores every stock on how strongly these groups agree, delivering a comprehensive convergence score.

Each stock page on HoldingsIntel presents a live verdict card that breaks down the signal into four key categories: Hedge Funds, Insiders, Activists, and Congress. Users can see, for example, that NVIDIA has seen $21.0 billion in hedge fund inflows, while a director insider filing shows a $30,000 sell, and an activist stake in ANDY represents 41.3% of a position. The platform also grades congressional trades against the market, revealing which lawmakers have outperformed the S&P 500. For instance, Jefferson Shreve’s trades are up 27.6% versus the S&P’s 23.4%, and Marjorie Taylor Greene’s are up 26.0% against the index’s 18.7%. Every disclosure a member of Congress files is caught as it lands, and each buy is graded for performance.

Beyond tracking trades, HoldingsIntel highlights conviction through its Double-Down screen, flagging instances where a fund answered a falling price by adding new shares. When Capital Research Global Investors increased its META position by 28% despite a 14% price drop, or when Fmr Llc added 31% more shares of TMO while the price fell 1.3%, the platform marks these moves as signals of genuine belief rather than hope. The tool also monitors activist investors and their newly initiated stakes, showing the fund rating and portfolio percentage for each position. Whether reviewing a single stock’s full verdict, replaying recent public disclosures, or scanning for the strongest convergence of buying signals, HoldingsIntel provides a direct, data-rich look at the trades made by those with the most to gain—and the most to lose.