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Warren Davidson

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vs. S&P 500 (90D)

-24.58%

Trades (90 Days)

1

Total Trades

1

Win Rate (90D)

0.0%

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Key takeaways from Warren Davidson's recent stock disclosures, written in plain English.

Updated May 27, 2026 · 0 trades in the last 30 days

Davidson's Single GEHC Sale Is Stale, Small, and Underwater — No Actionable Alpha Here

Warren Davidson has only one disclosed trade on record — a sub-$15K sale of GE HealthCare Technologies (GEHC) filed March 25, 2026 with a 2-day disclosure lag. That trade has since underperformed SPY by -24.58%, meaning the exit call was directionally correct but the signal is now 30+ days old with zero follow-on activity. With no in-window trades and a single illiquid-sized position, this brief is primarily a staleness flag, not a deployment signal.

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Davidson sold GEHC on 2026-03-23 (filed 2026-03-25, 2-day lag) in a $1,001–$15,000 range — minimum notional for a House member disclosure. The -24.58% excess return vs SPY since the trade date confirms the sale was directionally correct, but the signal is fully stale. There is no fresh confirmation, no clustering, and no follow-on purchases or adds that would indicate a thesis reset. The only edge here is monitoring whether Davidson re-enters GEHC or adds adjacent MedTech names, which would re-activate the signal.

Why it matters: Flow-led — no committee context provided. GEHC is a large-cap MedTech (GE spin-off) exposed to hospital capex cycles, Medicare reimbursement policy, and imaging equipment demand. Any House Energy & Commerce or Ways & Means activity touching healthcare reimbursement would be a secondary watch trigger.

How to think about it: Do not initiate a position based on this signal alone. If monitoring for a re-entry catalyst, a 0.25–0.5% starter watch position in GEHC or a paired short in XLV (as a sector hedge) is the maximum appropriate expression given signal staleness and position size ambiguity.

Sector focus

MedTech / Healthcare Equipment (GEHC, XLV) is the only sector touched by Davidson's disclosed history, but one sub-$15K sale 30+ days ago does not constitute a sector theme. Treat this as a single-name flag, not a sector rotation signal. If fresh Davidson disclosures emerge in MedTech or adjacent sectors (biotech, devices, hospital systems), that would warrant re-evaluation against the existing -24.58% SPY underperformance baseline.

Timing

The 2-day disclosure lag on Davidson's GEHC sale is notably fast — most House members file within 30–45 days under STOCK Act rules. This suggests Davidson (or his broker) files promptly, which means future disclosures will arrive with minimal lag and will be more actionable. However, the current signal is fully baked: the -24.58% excess return move has already occurred. The window to trade behind this specific disclosure closed weeks ago. Monitor PACER/EFD for new filings — the next Davidson trade will carry the same low-lag characteristic and should be acted on within 48–72 hours of filing.

Things to watch out for

Four risks invalidate deploying capital on this signal: (1) STALENESS — the sole trade is 30+ days old and the alpha has already been realized by the market; (2) SIZE AMBIGUITY — a $1,001–$15,000 range on a $100B+ market cap stock is noise-level positioning, not a high-conviction thesis expression; (3) NO COMMITTEE CONTEXT — without Davidson's committee assignments, we cannot map this to regulatory or legislative alpha; (4) SINGLE TRADE HISTORY — one trade provides no pattern, no clustering, and no statistical basis for signal extraction. Do not size up based on this brief.

What this means for you

Step 1: Do not deploy capital on this specific GEHC sale — the signal is stale and the excess return has already been realized. Step 2: Set a STOCK Act filing alert on Warren Davidson (available via House Clerk disclosure RSS or third-party services like Quiver Quantitative or Capitol Trades) to capture future disclosures within his characteristically short 2-day filing lag. Step 3: When a new Davidson disclosure arrives, cross-reference it against his committee assignments — if he sits on Financial Services (crypto/banking) or Energy & Commerce (healthcare/tech), any trade in those sectors carries elevated informational weight. Step 4: If Davidson re-enters GEHC or buys adjacent MedTech (SYK, BSX, MDT), treat that as a thesis reset and size a starter long at 0.5–1.0% of book, using XLV as a hedge leg to isolate single-name alpha. Step 5: Monitor GEHC's earnings cadence and CMS reimbursement announcements as secondary catalysts that could re-activate this name independent of the Davidson signal.

This summary is based on public filings from Warren Davidson. It is for research and education only — not personalized investment advice.

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GEHC
Sale
2 days to disclose

GEHC · ST

$1,001 - $15,000

Trade date

Mar 23, 2026

Filed

Mar 25, 2026

Price

Day change

vs. SPY

-24.58%

Plain English

Warren Davidson sold $1,001 - $15,000 of GEHC (GEHC) on Mar 23, 2026. Disclosed Mar 25, 2026.