PERPETUA RESOURCES CORP

Pinnacle Wealth Management Group added 1,300 shares of Perpetua Resources this quarter, growing its position to 52,910 shares. Its stake's reported value fell by $352,861 anyway — the largest single dollar decline in the filing — because the stock's own price dropped roughly 26% over the same stretch, based on the math embedded in several unchanged positions across the register. Pinnacle remains the largest tracked holder at 19.1% of the $5.8 million in institutional value 13F Insight can see. The real buying story belongs to Harbor Investment Advisory, which added 19,844 shares — an 87% increase — worth roughly $412,000 in genuine fresh purchasing, the clear standout of the quarter. Cardinal Point Capital Management and Hickory Point Bank & Trust also built real positions (up 6.1% and 38.9% respectively). Steadtrust LLC was the one meaningful seller, cutting 5.7%, and Salem Investment Counselors nearly exited entirely, down 93.5% to just 300 shares. With 18 institutions holding the stock and no new entrants this quarter, the register's real activity centered on one large, genuine buy at Harbor even as a falling share price made almost every other position look like a loser on paper.