How do I use Stockslash?
Start by searching for a stock you own or an investor you admire. Each stock page shows which tracked funds own it, what they bought or sold last quarter, and any insider or Congress trades in it.
Search first
The search box finds stocks, investors, and members of Congress. Type a company name or ticker (the short code a stock trades under, such as AAPL for Apple), a fund manager, or a politician, and pick a result.
Reading a stock page
The top card sums up who is buying. Owners lists every tracked fund that holds the stock and how big the position is. Activity shows what changed each quarter. Insiders and Congress list their trades in the stock. Every number shows its date.
The stock lists
Most bought and Most sold show what the most funds bought or sold last quarter. Most owned shows the stocks held by the most funds. Long-term favorites shows stocks that funds have kept adding to over two years.
People and the market
Investors has a page for each fund manager with their holdings, trades, and letters. Congress and Insiders show the latest reported trades. Market shows how expensive stocks are compared with history and whether recession warning signs are on. Learn has short guides like this one.
Frequently asked questions
Is Stockslash free?
Yes. Every page is free, with no account needed.
How fresh is the data?
Insider trades arrive within days, Congress trades within weeks, and fund holdings up to 45 days after each quarter ends. Each page shows the date of its data.