When a stock's price drops but a fund buys even more shares, that's a double-down — a classic value investing signal that the fund sees the dip as an opportunity, not a warning.
Double-downs are a value investing signal: the fund's price target hasn't changed despite the market markdown. The higher the Conviction Score and shares increase, the stronger the fund's belief in its thesis.
How to read: Look for high conviction scores (75+) combined with large shares increases (50%+) — these are the strongest contrarian bets. Use the value range filter to focus on positions above a minimum dollar threshold.
How Conviction Scoring worksData sourced from SEC EDGAR 13F filings. Not financial advice. Full disclaimer