Key Takeaways
- • Dynex Capital ($DX) is scheduled to report Q3 2026 earnings before market open on Monday, October 19, 2026, with analysts expecting revenue of $111,465,570 and earnings of $0.38 per share, according to Finnhub data cited by Quiver Quantitative.
- • Chief Investment Officer Terrence John Connelly Jr. bought 2,500 shares at an estimated $27,950 (about $11.18 per share on September 25, 2026), the only insider open-market trade recorded over the past six months.
- • Institutional holdings show 182 investors adding DX shares and 91 reducing positions in the most recent quarter, with Marshall Wace's 6,201,462-share increase (+2918.8%) in Q2 2026 the largest move.
- • Reported Q4 2025 revenue was $202M, a decrease of 289.55% from the prior-year period, per Quiver Quantitative.
Summary
Insider activity over the past six months is limited. Quiver Quantitative reports one open-market transaction, a purchase by Chief Investment Officer Terrence John Connelly Jr. of 2,500 shares for an estimated $27,950. Publisher reporting dates the purchase to September 25, 2026, at $11.18 per share. No insider sales were recorded in the period.
Institutional positioning shows a net pattern of accumulation in the most recent quarter. Quiver Quantitative reports that 182 institutional investors added DX shares and 91 reduced positions. Among the largest Q2 2026 moves, Marshall Wace added 6,201,462 shares (+2918.8%), an estimated $81,301,166; Millennium Management added 4,262,649 shares (+154.8%), an estimated $55,883,328; and BlackRock added 2,355,906 shares (+14.6%), an estimated $30,885,927. Qube Research & Technologies removed 1,908,113 shares (-51.5%), while Sixth Street Partners, Ameriprise Financial and Wellington Management also increased holdings.
On the financial side, Quiver Quantitative reports Q4 2025 revenue of $202M, though the article describes this as a 289.55% decrease from the prior-year period, a figure that should be read with caution given possible data anomalies noted by the publisher.
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