institutional-flow-tracker

Institutional flow tracking via 13F filings identifies stocks with significant quarterly ownership changes to surface smart-money accumulation or distribution signals. The Skill screens multiple quarters, drills into top holders, and outputs structured markdown or JSON reports.

Screen stocks for institutional ownership changes by running the tracking script with parameters like minimum change percentage or minimum institution count. You can optionally filter by sector and apply thresholds to surface top candidates matching your criteria.

Yes, FMP API access is required to retrieve the 13F filings data needed for institutional flow analysis. The Skill uses the requests library to query this financial data and identify new, increased, or exited institutional positions.

Yes, you can filter institutional flow analysis by specifying a sector and setting minimum institution counts or change percentages. This narrows the stock screening to focus on specific market segments with meaningful institutional activity.

Generate a markdown report of smart-money accumulation signals by running the institutional flow tracker script, which outputs structured documentation of top holders and position changes. The results are suitable for integration with other analytical tools.

13F filings have inherent limitations for stock screening, including quarterly reporting delays and exclusion of non-US equities or positions below disclosure thresholds. The Skill mitigates this by applying multi-quarter analysis to track concentration trends over time.