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About DipBuster
DipBuster is a UK-based financial data and stock research platform combining Benjamin Graham's proven value investing methodology with real-time insider trading signals, quantitative screening tools, and AI-powered market analysis. The platform is designed to democratise the kind of institutional-grade research previously available only to professional fund managers and City analysts.
DipBuster tracks insider cluster buying activity, net-current-asset-value (NCAV) opportunities, and proprietary composite scoring across UK-listed (LSE and AIM) and US-listed (NYSE and NASDAQ) equities. The platform's flagship metric — the DipBuster Score — synthesises five independently weighted signal categories into a single 0–100 rating updated daily.
Key Facts
What Makes DipBuster Different
Insider cluster detection. DipBuster's proprietary algorithm monitors SEC Form 4 and FCA regulatory filings continuously, detecting coordinated buying activity by company insiders — directors, officers, and major shareholders — within defined time windows. Academic research (Seyhun, 1986; Lakonishok & Lee, 2001) consistently shows insider cluster buys outperform the broad market by 6–8% annually. DipBuster is one of the few UK-accessible platforms to flag these events for both UK and US equities simultaneously.
Net-Net (NCAV) screening. Our net-net screener identifies stocks trading below their Net Current Asset Value — meaning you can theoretically buy the company's liquid assets for less than their book value. Graham's 1976 study showed net-nets returned 29.4% annually over 30 years. DipBuster runs this screen across 500+ stocks daily.
Genuine UK market coverage. Most retail investment research tools are US-centric. DipBuster was built with UK investors and the LSE/AIM ecosystem in mind from day one — covering UK director dealings reported to the FCA, NCAV analysis on AIM micro-caps, and ISA-compatible investment guidance.
The DipBuster Score
A 0–100 rating that reads price and volume to tell a genuine, stabilising dip apart from a stock in free-fall. It combines four signal categories:
- Dip Depth (40 pts) — how far the stock trades below its 52-week high, the core opportunity signal
- Recovery & Momentum (30 pts) — the current move plus where price sits in the day's range
- Volume Confirmation (20 pts) — turnover versus the 3-month average, a proxy for conviction
- Range Stability (10 pts) — how calm the intraday range is, filtering out falling knives
Scores of 68+ are flagged as Strong Dip signals. The Score updates daily and deliberately relies on price action only. NCAV valuation and insider-buying data are provided as separate research tools rather than folded into the number.
Platform Features
- Insider cluster buy feed — real-time alerts for coordinated director purchases
- Net-Net (NCAV) screener — Graham's most conservative valuation tool
- DipBuster Score leaderboard — top 100 highest-scoring stocks ranked daily
- Full stock research pages including price history, financials, and AI analysis
- Personal watchlist and portfolio tracker with quick-add and P&L modes
- Customisable price and signal alerts (email delivery)
- Learn Centre — 10+ in-depth guides and curated video tutorials
- Weekly research blog with original analysis
- AI-generated earnings summaries
- Pro screeners — multi-factor filtering across full stock universe
- ETF guidance — explicit help for beginners on where index funds fit
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Editorial Guidelines
- The platform name is DipBuster — one word, capital D and B
- The proprietary metric is the DipBuster Score — always capitalised
- We are a stock research platform, not a broker or regulated investment service
- When quoting score data or insider signals, please note these are for informational purposes only
Coverage & Interviews
We welcome editorial coverage, product reviews, podcast appearances, and expert comment on: insider trading patterns, UK small-cap value investing, Benjamin Graham's net-net methodology, retail investor technology, and the democratisation of institutional-grade financial data.
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