{
  "symbol": "VIDA",
  "company": "VIDA Global Inc.",
  "generated_at": "2026-06-24T07:36:32.949Z",
  "event_count": 1,
  "events": [
    {
      "type": "scout_dossier",
      "ts": "2026-05-19T00:41:38.890Z",
      "summary": "VIDA just completed its IPO on May 18, 2026 at $4.00/share and immediately collapsed ~44% to ~$2.24 on thin microcap volume (~550K avg daily). The insider cluster is genuinely remarkable: CEO Lyle Pratt bought ~$1.5M in the IPO plus open-market buys totaling ~$496K more; directors Braverman (~$249K) and Romaine (~$25K) also purchased in the same window. All four Form 4s filed May 18 cover purchases from May 14–15. However, the fundamentals are severely distressed — TTM revenue of only $551K against a $31M market cap implies ~57x P/S with -5.2x operating margin and no profitability path visible in available filings. No 10-K or 10-Q has been filed (the company was private until this week), there is zero analyst coverage, and critically the stock has NO options market. There are also red flags: Calicott's indirect holdings through two Bitcoin venture funds suggest a related-party/illiquid ownership structure that compounds risk. The verdict is no_anomaly — the insider cluster, while large in dollar terms for this microcap, does not translate into an actionable strategy because there is no instrument to express it (no options) and the stock lacks any of the three pillars: mispricing versus known intrinsic value is impossible to assess on a company with $551K TTM revenue and no filings history, catalyst beyond IPO lockup expiry is unidentifiable, and edge in data cannot be established when no 10-K or quarterly filings exist yet.",
      "verdict": "no_anomaly",
      "confidence": 2,
      "tool_calls": 15,
      "walltime_min": 5,
      "debug_path": "dossiers/2026-05-19-VIDA.scout.debug.json"
    }
  ],
  "lessons": [],
  "chart_signal": {
    "call": "NO_DATA",
    "confidence": 0,
    "score": 0,
    "factors": {},
    "summary": "insufficient bars (26)",
    "ticker": "VIDA"
  }
}