Stake filters
Every filter for 13D and 13G ownership stake rules, with examples.
Stake rules send an alert when an investor reports owning more than 5% of a company. See Ownership stakes (13D and 13G) for what the alert shows.
| Filter | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Symbol filter | Only these companies, or the companies in a watchlist. | TSLA |
| Stake type | Activist (a 13D, the investor may try to influence the company), Passive (a 13G, an investment only) or Any. | Activist |
| Min % owned | Only filings that report at least this percentage of the company. | 10 for 10% or more |
| Filing | Initial (the first report of a stake), Amendment (an update to an earlier report) or Any. | Initial |
Good to know
- Min % owned uses the largest percentage reported in the filing. Filings that don't state a percentage never pass this filter.
- Amendments are much more common than initial filings. Large fund managers file many routine updates. Choose Initial to hear only about new stakes.
- An amendment can report that the investor now owns less than 5%, meaning they sold down. These still pass Amendment and Any.
Example rules
- New activist stakes: Stake type Activist, Filing Initial.
- Anyone crossing 20% in my watchlist: Watchlist Small caps, Min % owned 20.
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