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EXEL · Exelixis, Inc.

Healthcare · +0.4% on Oct 27

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Updated Oct 29 · 14 feeds behind: Congress trades, 19 days, and 13 more · Every feed →

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1 rule fired on EXEL

In short: none of these rules has solid or some evidence yet, so they show no clear lean on EXEL.

How each did in past tests, against similar stocks over 3 months. Past results don't predict future ones.

The 0–100 score for EXEL, and which of these rules are open on it right now
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Compare with this company’s history

Is disclosure activity unusual?

See how many different insiders or members of Congress reported purchases or sales of EXEL. Each bar covers 28 days, by disclosure date. Several trades by one person count once in each group and period.

Latest period: Oct 9, 2026–Nov 5, 2026 · UTC dates · today is excluded

Insider purchases

Source needs an update

The feed’s newest disclosure is too old for a current comparison. Counts show only the records already stored.

Latest 28 days
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Earlier median
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Earlier range
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Distinct filers per 28 daysScale: 0–1
Nov 7, 2025Nov 5, 2026
Earlier periodsLatest 28 daysEarlier median 0Limited or missing history

Who appears in the latest period?

No named filers on file for this period.

Up to three filers; one example disclosure each.

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The history behind this view

First stored company disclosure: Aug 12, 2026. Newest disclosure across this feed: Oct 27, 2026.

Earlier periods in the comparison: 2. Outlined periods are missing data, so they are left out of the comparison. The chart scale changes with the category.

Exact counts, dates and filings for all four categories
Insider purchases · Source needs an update

The feed’s newest disclosure is too old for a current comparison. Counts show only the records already stored. Earlier median: 0; range: 0–0.

Insider purchases: distinct filers in stored disclosures
Period and filingsFilersHistory
Nov 7, 2025–Dec 4, 2025—Unavailable
Dec 5, 2025–Jan 1, 2026—Unavailable
Jan 2, 2026–Jan 29, 2026—Unavailable
Jan 30, 2026–Feb 26, 2026—Unavailable
Feb 27, 2026–Mar 26, 2026—Unavailable
Mar 27, 2026–Apr 23, 2026—Unavailable
Apr 24, 2026–May 21, 2026—Unavailable
May 22, 2026–Jun 18, 2026—Unavailable
Jun 19, 2026–Jul 16, 2026—Unavailable
Jul 17, 2026–Aug 13, 20260Partial; excluded
Aug 14, 2026–Sep 10, 20260Within stored history
Sep 11, 2026–Oct 8, 20260Within stored history
Oct 9, 2026–Nov 5, 2026Latest period0Partial; excluded
Insider sales · Source needs an update

The feed’s newest disclosure is too old for a current comparison. Counts show only the records already stored. Earlier median: 0; range: 0–0.

Insider sales: distinct filers in stored disclosures
Period and filingsFilersHistory
Nov 7, 2025–Dec 4, 2025—Unavailable
Dec 5, 2025–Jan 1, 2026—Unavailable
Jan 2, 2026–Jan 29, 2026—Unavailable
Jan 30, 2026–Feb 26, 2026—Unavailable
Feb 27, 2026–Mar 26, 2026—Unavailable
Mar 27, 2026–Apr 23, 2026—Unavailable
Apr 24, 2026–May 21, 2026—Unavailable
May 22, 2026–Jun 18, 2026—Unavailable
Jun 19, 2026–Jul 16, 2026—Unavailable
Jul 17, 2026–Aug 13, 20261Partial; excluded
Aug 14, 2026–Sep 10, 20260Within stored history
Sep 11, 2026–Oct 8, 20260Within stored history
Oct 9, 2026–Nov 5, 2026Latest period0Partial; excluded
Congress purchases · Source needs an update

The feed’s newest disclosure is too old for a current comparison. Counts show only the records already stored. Earlier median: —; range: unavailable.

Congress purchases: distinct filers in stored disclosures
Period and filingsFilersHistory
Nov 7, 2025–Dec 4, 2025—Unavailable
Dec 5, 2025–Jan 1, 2026—Unavailable
Jan 2, 2026–Jan 29, 2026—Unavailable
Jan 30, 2026–Feb 26, 2026—Unavailable
Feb 27, 2026–Mar 26, 2026—Unavailable
Mar 27, 2026–Apr 23, 2026—Unavailable
Apr 24, 2026–May 21, 2026—Unavailable
May 22, 2026–Jun 18, 2026—Unavailable
Jun 19, 2026–Jul 16, 2026—Unavailable
Jul 17, 2026–Aug 13, 2026—Unavailable
Aug 14, 2026–Sep 10, 2026—Unavailable
Sep 11, 2026–Oct 8, 2026—Unavailable
Oct 9, 2026–Nov 5, 2026Latest period—Unavailable
Congress sales · Source needs an update

The feed’s newest disclosure is too old for a current comparison. Counts show only the records already stored. Earlier median: —; range: unavailable.

Congress sales: distinct filers in stored disclosures
Period and filingsFilersHistory
Nov 7, 2025–Dec 4, 2025—Unavailable
Dec 5, 2025–Jan 1, 2026—Unavailable
Jan 2, 2026–Jan 29, 2026—Unavailable
Jan 30, 2026–Feb 26, 2026—Unavailable
Feb 27, 2026–Mar 26, 2026—Unavailable
Mar 27, 2026–Apr 23, 2026—Unavailable
Apr 24, 2026–May 21, 2026—Unavailable
May 22, 2026–Jun 18, 2026—Unavailable
Jun 19, 2026–Jul 16, 2026—Unavailable
Jul 17, 2026–Aug 13, 2026—Unavailable
Aug 14, 2026–Sep 10, 2026—Unavailable
Sep 11, 2026–Oct 8, 2026—Unavailable
Oct 9, 2026–Nov 5, 2026Latest period—Unavailable
How to read this comparison

The median is the middle count in up to 12 earlier, non-overlapping 28-day periods; the range runs from the smallest to the largest count. The latest period is excluded from both. A comparison needs at least 6 earlier periods, including 3 with activity. The feed’s latest disclosure must be within 7 days of the current period’s end. This freshness check does not verify complete collection.

Insiders include individuals and reporting entities; only purchase and sale codes enter this view. Congress counts reporting members, including their disclosed family transactions. The same filer can appear in purchases and sales, so these categories should not be added into a net count.

These are stored disclosures, not a complete measure of trading. Reporting delays and collection gaps can change the comparison. More activity does not identify a motive or predict a stock’s return.

Company timeline

What has been happening?

May 1, 2026–Oct 27, 2026. Select a month in a category to inspect its records.

Company filings

Insiders

Owners & lobbying

Company filings · Sep 2026

  1. Filed
All 17 records in this snapshot
  1. Filed
  2. Filed
  3. Filed
  4. Disclosed
    Mary C Beckerle · Sale

    Transaction dated Aug 10, 2026

  5. Filed
  6. Record date
    Lobbying for Exelixis ↗

    $60K · by Thorn Run Partners

  7. Record date
    Lobbying for Exelixis Inc. ↗

    $560K · by Exelixis Inc.

  8. Record date
    Lobbying for Exelixis, Inc. ↗

    $50K · by Todd Strategy Group

  9. Record date
    Lobbying for Exelixis, Inc. ↗

    $60K · by Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP

  10. Record date
    Lobbying for Exelixis, Inc. ↗

    $60K · by W Strategies, LLC

  11. Filed
  12. Filed
  13. Filed
  14. Filed
  15. Filed
  16. Filed
  17. Filed

Month counts include every record on file. The lists show the newest records on this page. A dash means none on file that month. Trades use disclosure dates; contract dates follow the source record. Nearby events do not establish the cause of a price move.

Who's buying and selling · last 90 days

Congress

No Congress trades on EXEL disclosed in the last 90 days.

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Company insiders

0 buys · 1 sell · $527K sold

  1. ▼ SELLMary C Beckerle DirectorEXEL Exelixis, Inc.$527Kdisclosed Aug 12 · filed 2 days after the trade
See every insider trade on EXEL →

Big holders (Schedule 13D / 13G): 1 filing in the last 90 days · newest: Farallon Capital Management, L.L.C. (13D amendment), Aug 14, 2026 ↗

Filings & events

Company filings (8-K) 48

Events the company must report to the SEC within days — results, deals, departures, restatements.

What it files 8-Ks about

  • Quarterly or yearly results · item 2.0211
  • Other events · item 8.0110
  • Directors or officers joined, left or got new pay · item 5.029
  • Shareholder vote results · item 5.073
  • Closing or cutting part of the business · item 2.051
  • Changed its charter or bylaws · item 5.031

Filing red flags 10

Warning signs in the company's own SEC filings — going-concern doubts, control weaknesses, staff comment letters, late filings, restatements, Wells notices, clinical holds, dividend cuts.

Lobbying 78

Lobbying reports filed with the Senate for the company.

$12.2M across 78 reports

Issues named in the most reports

  • Health Issues 67
  • Medicare/Medicaid 57
  • Taxation/Internal Revenue Code 28
  • Copyright/Patent/Trademark 17
  • Pharmacy 10

Planned insider sales (Form 144) 77

Notices insiders file before they sell certain shares, such as ones they got straight from the company.

1 in the last 90 days · 77 notices on file

The notices on file don't give the sale's size; each sale shows up under company insiders once it is reported.

5% owners (13D / 13G) 6

Investors who reported owning 5% or more — 13D for owners who may push for changes, 13G for owners who just hold.

Push for changes, or just hold?

  • 13D, may push for changes: 4 filings
  • 13G, just holds: 2 filings

Filed most: Farallon Capital Partners, L.P. (3) · Farallon Capital Management, L.L.C. (1) · Vanguard Capital Management LLC (1) · Aqr Capital Management LLC (1)

Biggest named funds (13F)

The largest EXEL holdings among the well-known funds whose quarterly 13F filings we read — opens here.

Every disclosed trade on EXEL

  1. ▼ SELLMary C Beckerle DirectorEXEL Exelixis, Inc.$527Kdisclosed Aug 12 · filed 2 days after the trade
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People & votes

Which members of Congress traded EXEL, sponsored bills that touch it and voted on them — opens here.