greediness-score

Published analysis tagged with this topic.

• Scorpio Tankers: a Greediness Score of 86 on an equity award

  Emanuele Lauro scored 84 and Robert L. Bugbee scored 86 because the Greediness Score saw a senior role and a seven-insider cluster, not because the dollar amount was large. Here is how to read that score, then the filing.

• Franklin Financial: six directors, one Greediness Score

  Six Franklin Financial directors each scored 80, partial data, for the same reason: a six-insider cluster and the director role. The Greediness Score is what tied them together. The footnotes say the shares were director fees.

• Total Return Securities: a Greediness Score of 80 on a $52,000 buy

  Andrew Dakos scored 80 with high confidence because the Greediness Score saw his role and a large change in stake, not the dollar size. The Form 4 is code P. This is the score doing what it is for.

• How the Greediness Score rates a filing: bands, factors, and limits

  The Greediness Score is a transparent 0-100 reading of how much structural conviction a public filing shows. Here is what the four bands mean, why Form 4, Congress, and 13D each get their own factor set, and why the number never predicts returns.