TSLA meets the golden-signal criterion this cycle — RSI 28.1 on the summary basis, paired with unchanged net insider buying of +$205.3M — the first golden signal in this corpus after multiple scans of zero. That is a technical extreme paired with buying activity, not a signal that the chart is sound: TSLA is death-crossed, in collapse regime, and down -35.9% from its 52-week high, so the read is "watch for a base," not "buy." The single biggest mover this cycle is BE, which fell -14.91% in one session on top of an already-deteriorating trend (30D now -43.32%, was -34.6% last scan) — its vs-200-day cushion has compressed from +24.0% to +4.8% and is close to failing outright. The best news in the scan: NFLX has genuinely stabilized after three straight scans of deepening — RSI climbed from 30.5 to 38.2 and its 30-day print improved from -10.89% to -2.44%.

Data as-of the 2026-07-24 close. Source: the pre-captured insider Form-4 report (the desk's own tooling) cross-referenced against summaries/insider-universe.json for price/RSI/structure — every price checked matched the summary exactly, no discrepancies to flag. Note: the report's own RSI calculation differs from the summary's precomputed RSI on several names (a known basis difference between tools, including on TSLA itself — the report shows RSI 34 on its own basis versus the summary's 28.1); this scan uses the summary RSI throughout for consistency and cites the report only for insider dollar flows. Prior scan: 2026-07-17-insider-scan.

Insider buying is unchanged in dollar terms from last scan: TSLA (+$205.3M), CRSP (+$28.1M), and ASAN (+$8.6M) remain the only three names with net accumulation. What changed is the technical backdrop: TSLA's price has cratered since the last cycle — from $380.84 to $313.03, RSI falling from 42.5 to 28.1 on the summary basis (30D now -16.64%, was -4.9%; 7D -17.81%). That crosses the RSI-30 threshold while the buying flag is still active, which is the literal definition of the desk's golden-signal criterion. The structure underneath it is fully damaged, though: death-crossed, strong-down trend, collapse regime, -24.5% below its 200-day, and -35.9% off its 52-week high, with the thesis flag still intact. Read this as a technical extreme worth watching for a base, not a buy signal — the golden-signal label describes the criteria that were met, not a recommendation. CRSP stayed roughly flat (RSI 36.2→36.3, 30D -11.7%→-13.09%) — still no golden-cross confirmation of the "cooling with insider buying" story from prior scans. ASAN cooled from RSI 58.1 to 44.0 (30D +11.1%→+3.16%).

BE is this cycle's most severe single-name deterioration. It fell -14.91% in a single session (7D -13.99%→-22.8% pace, 30D deepening from -34.6% to -43.32%), with its cushion above the 200-day compressing sharply from +24.0% to +4.8% — close to flipping negative outright. The golden cross technically remains intact and the thesis flag stays intact, but both are lagging signals; the price action itself is the story here. Insider selling on BE (-$444.5M) is unchanged in dollar terms, meaning the deterioration isn't being offset by any fresh buying activity either.

NFLX is the cycle's clearest good-news story. After three consecutive scans of deepening (RSI 43.7→37.5→30.5), it has genuinely stabilized: RSI climbed to 38.2, 7D flipped positive (+1.65%), and the 30-day print improved from -10.89% to -2.44%, with price up slightly from $68.95 to $70.09. Structure remains collapse/death-crossed, so this is early stabilization, not a confirmed reversal — but it is the first real improvement in this name across the tracked window. PLTR's structure also continued its slow improvement: RSI cooled from 52.9 to 41.9 while its 30-day print actually strengthened to +8.3% (was +3.04%), and its insider-selling figure shrank slightly to -$2.3B (was -$2.5B) — still damaged (death-crossed), but the trajectory is less negative than prior cycles.

The semis-adjacent names inside this universe took a hard single-day hit alongside the broader tech tape. INTC fell -7.89% in one session (30D now -29.87%, RSI 37.4) and MRVL fell -7.21% (30D -29.79%, RSI 39.0) — both cooling further from already-discounted levels, no buying confirmation on either. HIMS also crashed -14.2% in a single session (30D -14.1%, RSI 36.6, off -53.5% from its 52-week high) — new technical damage this cycle with no insider-buying flag. ISRG continues its multi-scan decline: RSI 30.2→31.4 (roughly flat), but price kept falling ($345.42→$337.50, 30D now -16.01%), still collapse regime, death-crossed, -30.3% below its 200-day, thesis flagged intact. NTLA's RSI and 30-day figures are unchanged at 30.5 and -30.77% respectively from last scan — still sitting right at the oversold threshold with no stabilization signal either way. EOSE remains the deepest technical oversold name in the tracked universe, deepening further to RSI 26.2 (30D -42.74%, -65.8% below its 200-day) — still no insider-buying confirmation.

This is a price-and-structure screen cross-referenced with insider Form-4 net dollars — not a recommendation engine. "Insider buying" flags net accumulation; it says nothing about whether the chart is worth owning, and a low RSI paired with buying is only a genuine "golden" signal below RSI 30 — everything else is a data point to weigh, not a trigger. TSLA meeting that criterion this cycle describes structure that is currently damaged (death-crossed, collapse regime) with an unchanged buying figure, not a fresh conviction signal. Structure labels — intact (golden cross, uptrend/basing), damaged (death cross, downtrend/collapse), extended (large positive vs SMA200 in an uptrend) — describe the chart only.

(24 remaining tracked names — MSFT, ARM, ASML, MRVL, TSM, QCOM, INTC, NET, FSLY, AKAM, MDB, CRM, NOW, CRWD, ZS, FTNT, TMO, VRTX, BNTX, CEG, SHOP, IBKR, U, PINS, ZM — sit at RSI 37-71, basing/steady/mixed, no fresh insider-buy or heavy-selling flag surfaced this cycle beyond what's already in the tables above. Notable single-day movers among them: INTC -7.89% and MRVL -7.21%, both part of the broader semis-complex selloff also visible in this cycle's ETF-universe and tech-insider-buys scans.)

Golden this cycle, structure damaged — TSLA is the headline: RSI crossed below 30 while its unchanged buying figure stayed active. Read as a technical extreme to watch for a base, not a buy signal — death-crossed, collapse regime, -35.9% off its 52-week high.

Buying, mixed structure — CRSP is roughly flat, still no golden-cross confirmation; ASAN cooled from an overbought-adjacent read.

Confirmed breakdown — BE's -14.91% single-session crash is the scan's most severe deterioration; its cushion above the 200-day is close to failing outright.

Genuine stabilization — NFLX, after three straight scans of deepening, posted its first real improvement (RSI 30.5→38.2). PLTR's structure has also improved for multiple consecutive cycles even though it remains technically damaged.

Heavy selling, intact structure — AMZN, NVDA, LLY, AVGO, PANW, SNOW, ABNB, NET, DDOG, DOCN, TWLO, AAPL, AMD all show large insider-selling dollars but sit inside intact (golden-cross) technical structure — reads as scale-driven, not a bearish tell on its own.

Heavy selling, damaged structure — verification-worthy — RBLX, COIN, SOFI, ESTC, NFLX (improving), PLTR (improving) all pair meaningful insider selling with death-crossed/downtrend-or-collapse charts.

Frozen dollar totals — nearly every buying and selling figure carried over unchanged from 07-17; this cycle's technical moves (TSLA, BE, NFLX, INTC, MRVL, HIMS) are all price-driven, not fresh-filing-driven.

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-07-24 close — insider-universe.
• Insider Form-4 net dollar flows: pre-captured insider-scan:full report (run by the main session), cross-referenced against the summary for price/RSI — no discrepancies found.