92 insider filings on record.
None of them an open-market buy in the last year.
▸ hover a marker for the filing · drag to zoom · daily bars sharpen to 30-min on close ranges · 4 moves explained
Reverse-split 1×. When a company does a reverse split, the chart rewrites its old prices to look far bigger than they really were — so the high early prices here aren't what SIRI ever actually traded at. The drop is real, but those huge old numbers aren't.
The filings, the score and the setup on this page, read for you in about ten seconds — what the insiders did, and what stands against it.
The buyers
▸ each insider's past open-market buys, measured ~6 months (120 trading days) later, against the S&P over the same spans · split-adjusted · pre-scheduled 10b5-1 plan trades excluded · past outcomes, not predictions
10% owner
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Bought $41.62M on Jul 31 — 1,977,837 sh @ $21.04, held indirect, 1.6% of their stake.
Institutional stakes
▸ a holder crossing 5% files Schedule 13D if they intend to act on the company, 13G if they certify they will not · /A amends an earlier filing
2 filingsnewest first
Congress
▸ Disclosures lag trades by 30–45 days.
1 disclosure12 mo
The record
Context
Wall St
-4.7% vs today · 13 analysts · consensus Hold
▸ relayed analyst opinion, which tends to run optimistic — not our forecast or advice
Earnings · EPS vs forecast
Coverage
The file stays open
92 filings on record.
The next one will be too.
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