The audit log · signal #1416
CRBG insider buy · signal #1416
10% owner NIPPON LIFE INSURANCE CO bought $6.8M of Corebridge Financial, Inc. (CRBG), filed Oct 22, 2026, 17:03 New York time.
Logged in advance Logged Oct 22, 2026, 21:05 UTC, before its result could be known.
Results
| After | Price move | After costs | S&P 500 | Against it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 day | +1.6% | +1.5% | +0.7% | +0.7% |
| 1 week | +2.0% | +1.9% | −0.6% | +2.5% |
| 1 month | – | – | – | – |
Costs: 10 basis points for buying and selling (0.10%), taken off every result. The benchmark is S&P 500 (SPY), measured from the same entry close to the same later closes. Bad calls stay in the record like every other, and a result that can't be measured counts against the Truth Scores as a miss.
The record
Each entry was written to InsiderBeacon's audit log when it happened; the prices in it are sealed, a commitment standing in for them wherever the log is passed on, and shown here with the salt that opens the seal. Every check below passes.
- #5673 · PublishedOct 22, 2026, 21:05 UTC
Insider buy of CRBG, $6.8M, score 10. Costs counted: 10.0 bps a round trip.
8dcf8debbc40430970a180803625e09e6329bda51b0dba2c9f45ebef9fe3b07a✓ matches its hash · ✓ follows the entry before it · ✓ in the checkpoint for 2026-10-22 - #6280 · EntryOct 24, 2026, 04:56 UTC
Entry price $34.13; benchmark the S&P 500 (SPY) at $759.97, the close of Oct 23, 2026.
ab1a63f2bd7246f88e602de5e97b329f93cc0a6fda40b5013e6456f88e9250ff✓ matches its hash · ✓ follows the entry before it · ✓ in the checkpoint for 2026-10-24 · ✓ sealed prices match their commitmentSealed: 6ae62670fce3c1b48d1f636da2fd3e2bfc6162f031dcda931ea66101d97d1a45 · salt 17e1bcc4f1bd0e4281d1f510ad0e9115 · values {"bpx":759.97,"px":34.13} - #7345 · ResultOct 26, 2026, 22:25 UTC
1 day: price +1.6%, after costs +1.5%; no benchmark
2182bd9d5a7aa168de25d40527611503514df92ef136a28b5cb298baf304e4ce✓ matches its hash · ✓ follows the entry before it · ✓ in the checkpoint for 2026-10-26 · ✓ sealed prices match their commitmentSealed: f50af3a49d614e1a913260ab1396344c3d5227f66bc397654d16e12b4811c82c · salt d1e8f6d7f9f0dbce8b958941fdc30045 · values {"bench":null,"excess":null,"gross":0.01552886,"net":0.01452886} - #7550 · ResultOct 27, 2026, 05:02 UTC
1 day: price +1.6%, after costs +1.5%; benchmark +0.7%, so +0.7% against it
af803ffba6c83133209914616da1d674aa135158c038bf5bf242b4b223963403✓ matches its hash · ✓ follows the entry before it · ✓ in the checkpoint for 2026-10-27 · ✓ sealed prices match their commitmentSealed: 031d6fad398fc0f20091fd14c8018b8063bc1824f884fe6a0c4a8a562ddd2759 · salt 6dff529a6c8282ab57f24ebecf8b4458 · values {"bench":0.00710554,"excess":0.00742332,"gross":0.01552886,"net":0.01452886} - #11722 · ResultOct 31, 2026, 02:18 UTC
1 week: price +2.0%, after costs +1.9%; benchmark −0.6%, so +2.5% against it
3f95d4c39595a607535c0c473d99a7be327bd2e5bba70ea62d4b6ea2f48540e8✓ matches its hash · ✓ follows the entry before it · ✓ in the checkpoint for 2026-10-31 · ✓ sealed prices match their commitmentSealed: ccb9034d9c8ad5a107ca0f756a37eb30cd5014b99b227423695d850729432610 · salt e932010bfd33caada446fcb844f84dab · values {"bench":-0.00559233,"excess":0.02451615,"gross":0.01992382,"net":0.01892382}
Checkpoints: Oct 22, 2026, digest 7eb0b5f294a6f368a862315b2e6e2068bf04c28c3cc8806a17af1c1ae452697c; Oct 24, 2026, digest 34598f82fccd3feaa91beaa0cad2a239a730ff5a72f2c20fef5a483dc201686f; Oct 26, 2026, digest a65cd3c9cdb35e8c0477e04a7d80c7e1367873471f2b4964ace2da760624f319; Oct 27, 2026, digest eef2d35eb3226f2ab49990afb7e69217a1aa62f26101c6af4b8a0d39b8faf71f; Oct 31, 2026, digest 4ba62b3c25597fb0eab138c5023d556611e3586e88fc25c40fa70d15530b2395.
What this proves
That each entry matches its hash and follows the entry logged right before it, and, once its day is over, that it's part of that day's checkpoint, whose digest fixes everything logged up to then. It doesn't prove on its own that the whole log was never rewritten: only a copy of a checkpoint kept outside this site can. No copy is kept outside this site yet, so these checks show the log is consistent, not that it was never rewritten.
Check it yourself
Download these entries with their proofs: /s/1416.json. The audit log page has a short script that checks every hash, every link and every checkpoint, and explains each step.
Source: the SEC filing. Past results don't predict future ones, and nothing here is investment advice.