Marlinii OP t1_istm8lm wrote on October 18, 2022 at 4:43 PM

#133,920

Source: https://www.insiderviz.com/company/0001690820

Maps SEC insider trading data to stock price, in this case Carvana. The data viz is interactable if you want to play with it on the site, and all other companies are there as well.

Tool used is d3.js

685327594 t1_istob3n wrote on October 18, 2022 at 4:56 PM

#134,069

What do red and green mean? Selling and buying?

swissly60 t1_istq56d wrote on October 18, 2022 at 5:09 PM

#134,176

Replying to 685327594 (#134,069)

correct, green is buying and red is selling. further, orange outlines are politicians and purple means 'institutional vendor' - not quite sure what that means

685327594 t1_istri7v wrote on October 18, 2022 at 5:18 PM

#134,255

Replying to swissly60 (#134,176)

Is there a narrative here? Mostly just seems like buying low and selling high.

swissly60 t1_ists0ac wrote on October 18, 2022 at 5:21 PM

#134,285

Replying to 685327594 (#134,255)

well if you correlate the politicians' moves to bills and such they are endorsing or signing, it explains a little bit... also for insiders it shows some interesting buys/sells i think. these people have secrets and with just enough graphing we can solve them haha

f1FTW t1_iswdtzs wrote on October 19, 2022 at 4:36 AM

#139,795

Replying to 685327594 (#134,069)

I think the big question is why does (the CEO's father) Earnest Garcia II really need billions of dollars in early 2021. edit: apparently the WSJ covered this: search for "CEO’s Father Gets a $3.6 Billion Stock Windfall at Carvana"