Daily recap
What the US market did on the latest trading day, and what insiders, members of Congress, funds and federal agencies filed. It is written from OQRO's own records, and every number in it is checked against them before it is shown.
S&P 500 (SPY) rose 0.60% to 778.57
The S&P 500 (SPY) closed at 778.57, up 0.60%. Moderna (MRNA) rose 14.21%, while T-Mobile (TMUS) fell 13.27%.
Insider disclosures listed 28 purchases and 127 sales, with reported values of $64.5M and $113M. The largest listed purchase was Chung-yao Yin at Gogoro (GGR), about $26.5M; the largest listed sale was Jayshree Ullal at Arista Networks (ANET), about $15M. Funds disclosed 117 filings, including Ruilin Xu’s 90.7% stake in DPU; a 13F is a quarter-end snapshot filed later.
Congressional reports included 42 disclosures, among them partial sales of MRK, PTON, RH, CRM and MRVL, each in the reported range $1,001 - $15,000; these reports are filed with a delay. Agencies announced 12 contract filings, including Department of Transportation awards with $117M obligated to date for L3Harris and $6.36M for Teledyne Technologies.
Written by an AI from OQRO's own records, then checked: every number in it is one of the records' numbers. It describes what was filed and how prices moved, not why. Not investment advice. See that day's insider filings.
What it does and does not say
- It says how the S&P 500 ETF and the largest companies moved, from daily closing prices. It does not say why they moved.
- Insider purchases and sales are the open-market trades filed with the SEC that day. A trade is a fact on the record, not a prediction.
- A Congress trade is a report filed up to 45 days after the trade. A 13F is a quarter-end snapshot filed later.
- It never recommends anything. It is not investment advice.
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