DOMINION ENERGY, INC

The Fin45 experiment begins June 1, 2026. D is actively monitored across all 11 signal categories. Trades are published on the Blotter 10 days after position close — active positions are never disclosed.

Fin45 monitors D insider transactions via SEC Form 4 filings in real-time. Current insider activity level: elevated. 10 Form 4 filings in recent months — above-average insider transaction activity. The AI agent scores transactions based on type, insider role, cluster detection, relative size, and price context.

Fin45 processes all D SEC filings including 10 Form 4 insider transactions, 3 8-K material event disclosures, and 1 periodic reports (10-K/10-Q) from recent submissions. Filing text is analyzed via NLP for sentiment shifts and material changes.

Conviction scores for D are calculated in real-time based on multi-signal confluence across 11 data categories. Only scores >= 0.75 trigger trade consideration. The score incorporates signal reliability, magnitude, recency, and cross-source confirmation. Scores are not published for active monitoring to prevent front-running.

Yes. Fin45 monitors all House and Senate financial disclosures for D under the STOCK Act. Congressional trades are scored by committee relevance (members with Utilities oversight weighted higher), historical accuracy, and timing relative to pending legislation.

Fin45 tracks D options via OPRA data for sweep orders, unusual volume (5x+ average), large premium bets ($100K+), open interest changes, and put/call ratio shifts. Options flow signals are most meaningful when confirmed by insider buying or dark pool accumulation.

Fin45 monitors D dark pool prints via FINRA ADF data. Off-exchange volume anomalies — particularly large blocks and sustained above-average volume — signal institutional accumulation or distribution before visible price moves.

D is one of 30 Utilities sector companies in Fin45's S&P 500 universe. Sector analysis monitors rotation signals, relative strength, correlation risk (max 40% sector exposure), and cross-ticker signal patterns among Utilities peers.