No 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
Analysts
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 Nov 1, 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 Nov 1, 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.
Congress filings. Amounts are filing ranges, not prices, and filings can lag the trade.
Funds
No recent fund filings found
Fin-fluencers
No recent posts found
Each bar is 100% of that source’s money. The notch marks an even split.
Lean is the direction of the latest moves. Descriptive, not advice.
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 Nov 1, 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 Nov 1, 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.