ABX

Abacus Global Management, Inc.

One filing signal, as this feed published it.

ABX Abacus Global Management, Inc. BEARISH conviction 1

2026-08-03: Ganovsky Matthew (insider) — OFF-MARKET SELL (exchange-fund contribution) — $395.2K of ABX (exchange-fund contribution, Form 4, code S) [the shares were contributed in kind to an exchange fund in return for an interest in the fund, per the leg's own footnote — none of them crossed the market and no cash was received; the per-share figure is the valuation that set the exchange ratio, not a trade print] [CORRECTION 2026-08-28: the sentence opened on 2026-08-05, the day EDGAR indexed this filing. A sibyl head date is the TRADE date (owner ruling 2026-08-22), and the earliest transaction date this filing reports for the sell legs behind this row is 2026-08-03 — now both the head date and the row's traded_date column, which was empty. No figure, actor or mechanic changed. Original text in signal_events] [CORRECTION 2026-08-28: "discretionary sell" and "open-market" are both withdrawn, and so is the reading of the price. The filing's own footnote says these 38,333 shares were CONTRIBUTED to an exchange fund in exchange for an interest in the fund — an in-kind swap, not a sale: no share reached the market, no buyer paid anything, and the reporting person received fund units rather than cash. The $10.31 a share is the valuation the parties used to work out how many fund units to issue — it is not a trade price and no transaction printed at it. The $395.2K is unchanged and is exact (38,333 x $10.31), and the position really was given up, so the direction stands; what is withdrawn is the claim that it was given up ON THE TAPE. The row moves into the off-market family (svenue:1 svkind:exchfund) and carries informed:0 with it, so every downstream filter that selects discretionary market selling — the sell-cluster trigger above all — stops counting it as a decision about today's price. Conviction is LEFT at its published value, which already sits at or below this family's cap of 2. Original text in signal_events]

Trade date
2026-08-03
Flagged
2026-08-06

SEC Form 4 on EDGAR permalink 0001628280-26-053553

Everything sibyl flagged on 2026-08-06

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