TSLA's RSI climbed to 31.9 this cycle (was 27.4) — on the precomputed summary this desk treats as tape truth, that moves it above the strict RSI-under-30 threshold for the first time in three cycles, meaning zero names clear the golden-signal criterion (RSI<30 plus insider buying) this cycle. The insider-flow tool's own RSI calculation still reads TSLA at 27 and keeps flagging it "golden" — the same RSI-basis gap flagged in prior cycles — but this scan uses the summary figure throughout, and on that basis the streak is over. BE staged a sharp reversal of last cycle's confirmed breakdown: price jumped from $166.84 to $205.81, RSI climbed from 33.3 to 44.6, and its cushion above the 200-day flipped back positive to +15.2% from -5.9%, with the regime label upgrading from collapse back to pullback. The cycle's most violent single move: RBLX crashed -26.85% in one session, RSI falling to 26.8 — now the deepest oversold read in this tracked universe, with -$710.2M in insider selling unchanged through the crash.

Data as-of the 2026-07-31 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. As flagged in prior cycles, the report's own RSI basis differs from the summary's precomputed RSI on several names — TSLA reads 27 on the report's own calculation versus the summary's 31.9; EOSE reads 28 on the report versus the summary's 33.4; NTLA reads 20 versus the summary's 32.9. This scan uses the summary RSI throughout for the "oversold" framing and cites the report only for insider dollar flows. Prior scan: 2026-07-28-insider-scan.

TSLA's chart improved just enough this cycle to end its own golden-signal streak. Price rose slightly to $311.21 (was $307.44), and RSI climbed to 31.9 from 27.4 — on the summary data this scan treats as ground truth, that puts TSLA above the strict RSI-under-30 threshold for the first time in three cycles. The insider-flow tool's own RSI calculation still reads 27 and continues to flag TSLA as meeting the golden criterion — the same RSI-basis discrepancy flagged in prior cycles — but this scan defers to the summary figure, meaning zero names clear the golden-signal bar (RSI<30 plus insider buying) this cycle. The underlying structure is otherwise unchanged: death-crossed, collapse regime, 30D still deeply negative at -26.83% (deepened from -25.35%), thesis flag intact. Notably, TSLA's insider buying figure moved for the first time in three frozen cycles — from +$205.3M to +$219.9M — a modest but real increase in net accumulation even as the RSI print moved the other direction. CRSP (RSI 41.7, was 39.3; 30D -13.72%, was -15.62%) improved slightly, buying unchanged at +$28.1M. ASAN (RSI 59.9, was 61.8; 30D +13.82%, was +17.0%) cooled slightly from its rally but remains well clear of any oversold read, buying roughly flat at +$8.7M (was +$8.6M).

BE is this cycle's sharpest reversal. Last cycle's confirmed breakdown — cushion above the 200-day flipping negative to -5.9%, regime downgraded to collapse — reversed hard this cycle: price jumped from $166.84 to $205.81 (a roughly 23% move), RSI climbed from 33.3 to 44.6, and the cushion above the 200-day flipped back to +15.2%, with the regime label upgrading from collapse back to pullback. The golden cross itself never broke through the swing (golden cross remains true), and the thesis flag stays intact. Insider selling on BE is unchanged in dollar terms (-$444.5M), meaning this reversal is purely price-driven, not filings-driven — worth a second confirming cycle before calling it a durable turn rather than a sharp bounce.

RBLX is this cycle's most violent single move. The stock crashed -26.85% in a single session, with 7D falling to -25.13% and 30D to -38.57% — RSI dropped to 26.8, now the deepest oversold read anywhere in this tracked universe. Insider selling sits at -$710.2M, unchanged through the crash — no fresh filing activity accompanying the move, which reads as a pure price event rather than an insider-driven one. This is now a strict "selling into dip" hit on the summary basis (RSI<30 plus net selling), alongside QCOM (RSI 29.3, was 36.5 two cycles ago; -$63.6M selling), which deepened into oversold territory this cycle after not being close to it before. EOSE (RSI 33.4, was 27.8) and NTLA (RSI 32.9, was 32.8) both sit just above the strict RSI-30 cutoff on the summary basis even though the report's own calculation reads them well below it — flagged here for completeness, not as confirmed oversold hits.

The semis-adjacent names inside this universe broadly recovered this cycle, reversing the hard hits flagged last cycle: AMD (RSI 45.3, was 39.4; 30D -11.97%, was -15.73%), ARM (RSI 37.5, was 35.9; 30D -28.97%, roughly unchanged), INTC (RSI 40.0, was 33.9; 30D -28.99%, was -34.48%), and MRVL (RSI 41.6, was 34.3; 30D -31.04%, was -37.17%) all improved, with no insider-buying confirmation on any of them. NFLX cooled slightly from its two-cycle stabilization — RSI 44.5 (was 46.3), 30D -3.34% (was -1.88%) — giving back some of the improvement without fully reversing it. ISRG's stabilization from last cycle also partially reversed — RSI eased to 39.9 (was 42.4), 30D deepened again to -12.19% (was -10.88%) — the genuine turn flagged last cycle needs a fresh confirming cycle rather than a second one in a row. UBER (RSI 46.9, was 47.8) and GOOGL (RSI 54.1, was 42.1) both held or extended their earlier improvement.

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 on the data this desk treats as tape truth — the precomputed summary, not the insider-flow tool's own separate calculation. TSLA crossing above that line this cycle is the clearest example of why the distinction matters: the tool still calls it golden, the summary does not, and this scan defers to the summary. Structure labels — intact (golden cross, uptrend/basing), damaged (death cross, downtrend/collapse), extended (large positive vs SMA200 in an uptrend) — describe the chart only. BE's reversal this cycle is priced, not filed — its insider-selling dollar figure did not move, meaning the improvement is not corroborated by fresh accumulation.

(24 remaining tracked names — MSFT, GOOGL, META, AVGO, ASML, TSM, FSLY, AKAM, MDB, ZS, FTNT, TMO, MRNA, VRTX, BNTX, CEG, FSLR, ENPH, SHOP, U, PINS, ZM, IBKR, UI — sit at RSI 38-75, 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: COIN -10.59%, RBLX -26.85% — both flagged above.)

Golden signal ends on tape truth — TSLA's RSI moved above 30 on the summary this scan treats as ground truth, meaning no name clears the strict criterion this cycle for the first time in three cycles. The insider-flow tool's own separate RSI calculation still reads it below 30.

Buying, mixed structure — CRSP improved slightly with no golden-cross confirmation; ASAN continues to cool off its earlier rally.

Confirmed reversal — BE's cushion above the 200-day flipped from a confirmed breakdown last cycle back to positive this cycle; the regime label upgraded from collapse to pullback. Purely price-driven, not corroborated by fresh insider buying.

Violent single-day move, no fresh filing activity — RBLX crashed -26.85% with its insider-selling total unchanged, now the deepest oversold name tracked.

Newly deepened into oversold — QCOM fell from RSI 36.5 to 29.3 across two cycles, joining the strict "selling into dip" criterion for the first time.

Heavy selling, intact structure — AMZN, NVDA, LLY, AVGO, PANW, SNOW, 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 — COIN (fresh single-day hit), SOFI, ESTC, PLTR, NFLX (cooling from its earlier improvement), ABNB (selling total increased this cycle).

Frozen dollar totals, fourth straight cycle — AMZN, NVDA, LLY, PLTR and most others carried over unchanged from 07-28; TSLA (buying) and ABNB (selling) are the two names that actually moved this cycle.

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-07-31 close — insider-universe.
• Insider Form-4 net dollar flows: pre-captured insider-scan:full report (run this session), cross-referenced against the summary for price — no discrepancies found on price; RSI-basis gap noted above.