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Insider Buy ·Filed Aug 26, 2026

CCD

Calamos Dynamic Convertible & Income Fund
BULLISH
Impact 7/10
Horizonweeks Processed2mo ago SEC0000905148-26-003938
Insider cluster: 1 insiders, $22.0M total
Actionable Insight ▲ Bullish

Traders should monitor CCD for a potential catalyst (e.g., distribution increase, tender offer, or NAV discount narrowing) that MetLife may be anticipating. The concentrated buying at a uniform price suggests a specific event-driven thesis.

DirectionBullish
Confidencehigh
Horizonweeks
Latest settled — T+20d ⚠ clustered
CCD ▼ -7.81% at T+20d
LONG call ✗ call lost -7.81% · α vs SPY -7.84% · entry $24.96 → $23.01
Next anchor: T+60d in 23d
Latest observation: T+40 -6.80% FF3 residual α
Entry = T+0 close
Aug 26, 2026
via day close
T+1d
-0.20%
call -0.20% · α +0.03%
$24.91
settled 2mo ago
T+5d
-2.84%
call -2.84% · α -3.11%
$24.25
settled 8w ago
T+20d
-7.81%
call -7.81% · α -7.84%
$23.01
settled 5w ago
T+60d
Pending
in 23d

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Executive Summary

MetLife Investment Management, a 10% owner of Calamos Dynamic Convertible & Income Fund (CCD), purchased $22.0M of shares on the open market over a 7-day window ending August 26, 2026. This is a large, concentrated insider buy from a sophisticated institutional holder, representing a strong conviction signal given the fund's bearish analyst consensus (0% bullish). The buying cluster amplifies the signal per actuarial calibration, suggesting MetLife sees material upside or a catalyst ahead.

Key Financial Metrics

Direction
buying
Total Value
$22.0M
Insiders
1

Key Facts

  • MetLife Investment Management purchased $22.0M of CCD shares on the open market between Aug 19-26, 2026.
  • All purchases were at $25.00 per share, indicating a consistent entry price.
  • MetLife is a 10% owner, making this a highly informed insider buy.
  • The fund has a bearish analyst consensus with 0% bullish ratings, creating a contrarian signal.
  • Cross-filing actuarial calibration confirms this cluster is an amplifier, not a nullifier.

Financial Impact

MetLife purchased $22.0M of CCD shares, a significant amount for a closed-end fund. The fund's market cap is not provided, but $22M is material for a fund of this type.

insider ownershipmarket perception

Risk Factors

  • Closed-end funds can trade at persistent discounts to NAV regardless of insider buying.
  • MetLife may be buying for portfolio rebalancing or regulatory reasons, not a near-term catalyst.
  • The bearish analyst consensus suggests limited near-term upside expectations from the broader market.

Market Snapshot

Exchange
Nasdaq
Analyst Consensus
0% bullish (8 analysts)

Documents Analyzed

This report is based on 1 SEC document filed with EDGAR.

DocumentAccession Number
INSIDER-BUY Data (Synthetic)0000905148-26-003938

US Market Status

Market Closed — Opens Wed (< 1m)

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Report published Aug 27, 2026