Overview
Smart money at a glance
Filings to Oct 11, 2026No insider open-market trades in 90 days (SEC Form 4). Congress: net selling of $15K to $50K in 180 days.
- Company insidersSEC Form 4, last 90 days
- $0No open-market trades
- CongressSTOCK Act, last 180 days
- -$15K to -$50K netNet selling
- Big fundsSEC 13F, latest quarter
- NoneNo large changes
- Federal contractsUSAspending.gov, last 12 months
- No awardsNone on record
What do analysts expect?
No analyst estimates.
Questions about FSSL filings
Are insiders buying or selling FSSL stock?
Neither. FSSL insiders filed no open-market purchases or sales in the 90 days to Oct 11, 2026, according to SEC Form 4 filings.
Which members of Congress have traded FSSL recently?
Rep. Tim Walberg (R) sold $15K to $50K on Jun 1, 2026, disclosed 2 days later. In total, 1 member disclosed 1 FSSL trade with trade dates in the last 180 days, filed a median 2 days after trading.
How current is this FSSL smart-money data?
This summary uses filings available on Oct 11, 2026. Insiders must report trades to the SEC within 2 business days, members of Congress have up to 45 days to disclose a trade, and funds file 13F holdings up to 45 days after each quarter ends, so the latest moves may not be public yet.
Smart money
4 funds hold a position.
What Congress is doing
Buys (1)
Sells (1)
How top traders are positioned
No tracked top-trader positions in FSSL right now.
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Earnings
Results versus expectations
No earnings history.
What the street expects next
Financials
Is the business strong?
Fundamentals unavailable.
Technicals
Price structure
Market data unavailable.