Evidence in favour
- 11 distinct acquisition events survive duplicate and security-type controls.
- Participation spans 9 named insiders rather than one filing source.
- The latest qualifying evidence is fresh, dated 05 Aug 2026.
Company insider dossier
TFS Financial Corporation insider intelligence
TFSL filings assessed for conviction, transaction quality, insider breadth, clustering, freshness, and price confirmation.
60/100
Accumulation bias
99/100 confidence- Exchange
- NASDAQ
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Banks - Regional
- Latest evidence
- 5 Aug 2026
Investment committee read
Accumulation bias
Priced common-share acquisitions carry more weighted evidence than disposals after freshness, role, size, and duplicate controls.
Watch for market confirmationDecision risks
- Qualifying disposal events outnumber acquisitions, although disposals receive a lower directional weight.
Price confirmation map
Weekly price with common-share events
Acquisitions and disposals are aligned to the nearest completed weekly bar.
Feb 2025Aug 2026
Weekly closeCommon-share acquisitionCommon-share disposal
Market confirmation
Price and trend context
- Latest close
- 17.59 USD
- One-week move
- -4.5%
- Four-week move
- -0.5%
- Fair-value gap
- +44.5%
- Trend signal
- Active
- Relative strength
- 8.3
Directional balance
Controlled event mix
42.3%acquisition
- Acquisition events
- 11
- Disposal events
- 15
- Net value
- -$5.4M
Cadence
Twelve-week filing pressure
Volume shows attention. Controlled events determine direction.
825 May
1001 Jun
708 Jun
315 Jun
022 Jun
129 Jun
006 Jul
013 Jul
020 Jul
027 Jul
103 Aug
010 Aug
Named participants
Insider conviction by person
WEIR, DANIEL FDirector783 events
ZBANEK, CATHY WChief Synergy Officer627 events
LONG, SANDRA MChief Consumer Banking Officer612 events
MILLER, SUSANNE N.Chief Accounting Officer612 events
WEIL, MEREDITH SDirector, Chief Financial Officer547 events
RUBINO, ANDREW JChief Operating Officer514 events
LAROCCA, JAMES EAccounting and Finance Officer500 events
STEFANSKI, MARC ADirector, Chairman, President and CEO500 events
STEFANSKI, GAVIN BChief Experience Officer281 events
Evidence quality
Security and transaction context
Role architecture
Who is participating
Transaction evidence
Auditable TFSL filing ledger
Showing 31 to 37 of 37.
ZBANEK, CATHY WChief Synergy Officer
DisposalCommon equity
10000 sharesCommon Stock
$152.6KDirectional evidence
WEIR, DANIEL FDirector
AcquisitionCommon equity
7000 sharesCommon Stock
$105.1KDirectional evidence
WEIR, DANIEL FDirector
AcquisitionCommon equity
21000 sharesCommon Stock
$313.1KDirectional evidence
WEIL, MEREDITH SDirector, Chief Financial Officer
DisposalCommon equity
13756 sharesCommon Stock
$205.1KDirectional evidence
RUBINO, ANDREW JChief Operating Officer
DisposalCommon equity
6600 sharesCommon Stock
$100.2KDirectional evidence
STEFANSKI, MARC ADirector, Chairman, President and CEO
AcquisitionCommon equity
1500 sharesCommon Stock
Not reportedContext evidence
STEFANSKI, MARC ADirector, Chairman, President and CEO
DisposalCommon equity
1500 sharesCommon Stock
Not reportedContext evidence
Reading the dossier
Direction and confidence are separate
Conviction
The 0 to 100 score classifies deduplicated priced common-share evidence. Fifty is balanced or non-directional.
Confidence
Confidence rises with controlled event depth, named-insider breadth, fresh evidence, normalized values, and a longer observation span.
Disposals
Selling is not treated as the mirror image of buying. It carries less directional weight because taxes, diversification, compensation, and planned transactions can all create sales.
Price confirmation
The market chart tests whether the filing thesis is being confirmed or rejected by price, fair-value position, relative strength, and the current trend state.
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