No golden signals; NFLX flags a distribution trap (RSI 29 + −$1.4B selling into a −12% month), TSLA leads a thin buying bench, and heavy selling dominates the tape across 54 names.

None this scan. Zero names meet the combined oversold + conviction-buying threshold.

Three names with net positive insider flow — thin bench with mixed setups:

• TSLA — Largest buy ticket ($205.3M net), but RSI 48 and in a weak-up trend. Not oversold. The conviction is real but price is not at a discounted entry. Monitor for a pullback toward RSI 35–40 before acting.
• CRSP — Modest buy ($27.9M) in a strong-down trend. Insiders may be averaging down into a thesis; the trend headwind is real. Hold off until trend stabilizes.
• ASAN — Small buy ($8.4M) with a +12% 30d move already behind it. RSI 51.8 is neutral. Not a conviction entry at this price; insiders could be option exercises or small open-market buys.

One name flagging distribution behavior at a potentially attractive price level:

• NFLX — RSI 29.1 (oversold) but insiders are selling a net −$1.4B into a −12% 30-day decline and a strong-down trend. This is a classic distribution trap: the stock looks cheap on RSI alone, but insider behavior says management sees further downside. Avoid treating RSI as a buy signal here without a reversal catalyst. The ticker and RSI are highlighted because the combination is the highest-risk misread in this scan.

Broad insider distribution across 54 names. Key themes:

• AMZN (−$9.2B): Largest net sell in the universe. Stock is in weak-down trend, RSI 43. Insiders are unwinding at scale — not a dip-buy setup.
• LLY (−$3.9B): RSI 66 and +13.6% 30d — insiders selling into strength. Elevated valuation + distribution = avoid chasing.
• NVDA (−$3.2B): Weak-down trend, RSI 47, −6.6% 30d. Heavy selling into a sideways-to-down tape. No insider conviction on the long side.
• PLTR (−$2.9B): Strong-down trend, RSI 45. One of the more bearish combinations in the scan — trend down, insiders out, no oversold cushion.
• SNOW (−$1.4B): +45.1% 30-day rally with $1.4B of insider selling. Classic distribution: insiders using the rip to exit. RSI 62.8 is not stretched but the selling pattern argues against chasing.
• AVGO (−$1.4B): −10.5% 30d, weak-down trend, RSI 41. Insiders selling a stock that has already declined — not a bottoming signal.
• TWLO (−$502.5M): −14.7% in 7 days, RSI 46. Insiders selling into a sharp weekly decline — high caution.
• COIN (−$892.6M): Strong-down trend, −10.7% 30d, RSI 46. Selling accelerating into a falling tape.

• No golden signals for the second scan in a row — the oversold + buying combo remains absent across the universe.
• NFLX crosses into oversold territory (RSI 29.1) but is disqualified by scale of insider selling (−$1.4B). This is the key misread trap of this scan — RSI alone would flag it as a buy.
• TSLA insider buying ($205.3M net) is the largest conviction buy in months, but the stock is mid-range (RSI 48), not at a discounted entry. Watch for a setup, not a current buy.
• SNOW distribution signal is new this scan: +45% 30-day run has attracted $1.4B of insider selling — a clear exit pattern at elevated prices.
• AMZN at $9.2B net sell is the highest insider outflow in the universe; the scale suggests executives and directors are treating current prices as an exit opportunity, not a discount.
• TWLO added to caution list: −14.7% 7-day decline paired with $502.5M of insider selling is an unusual combination of price and insider pressure in the same direction.
• 54 names with net selling vs 3 with net buying is one of the more lopsided readings in recent scans, suggesting broad executive conviction that current prices are rich or uncertain.