CAPIX Calamos Aksia Alternative Credit & Income Fund Insider Trading

John P Sr Calamos (Global CIO) executed 7 purchases totaling 29,358 shares for $306,453.66 across 2023-2026; pre-transaction position was short 27,873 shares, moving to net long 798 shares.

John P Sr Calamos, Global CIO at Calamos Aksia Alternative Credit & Income Fund, filed 7 separate purchases totaling 29,358 shares for $306,453.66 between June 2023 and October 2025, alongside 2 sales totaling 686 shares for $7,296.20 executed in March and June 2026. The pre-transaction holding of -27,873 shares indicates a short position that was substantially reduced through these purchases, resulting in a post-transaction long position of 798 shares. Across his broader open-market history (all tickers), his 17 prior sells achieved a 90-day well-timed rate of 100.00%, suggesting a pattern of disciplined exit execution. The filing reflects a multi-year reshaping of exposure in this fund, moving from short to long exposure, with subsequent modest partial liquidation in 2026.

VP John S. Koudounis purchases 11,715 shares of CAPIX at $10.67 for $125,000.00; position grows to 141,077 shares.

Koudounis, a Vice President, acquired 11,715 shares of Calamos Aksia Alternative Credit & Income Fund (CAPIX) at $10.67 on 2024-12-02 for a total value of $125,000.00, increasing his holdings by 11,715 shares from 129,362 to 141,077 shares. His open-market trade history shows 4 prior buys and 1 prior sell across all tickers; at CAPIX specifically, he has made 5 prior trades (4 buys, 1 sell dating back to 2023). The transaction represents a continued accumulation pattern at this fund, though prior trade outcomes at CAPIX remain unmeasurable. As a closed-end fund holding alternative credit and income strategies, CAPIX is a thematic fit for a financial services executive, but the transaction size and frequency do not signal an exceptional conviction signal relative to his historical activity.

VP Koudounis buys 9,389 shares of CAPIX at $10.65 for $100,000.00; holds 129,362 shares post-transaction (+7.8%).

Koudounis purchased 9,389 shares in Calamos Aksia Alternative Credit & Income Fund at $10.65 on 2024-10-08, increasing his stake by 7.8% to 129,362 shares total. This is his second purchase of CAPIX within the past five weeks, following a buy on 2024-09-04; he also held a sale at this ticker on 2024-09-03. His cross-ticker track record shows 3 prior buys and 1 prior sell across all holdings, indicating a net acquisitive posture historically. Outcome assessment is limited: none of his CAPIX trades yet have 90-day measurable returns, and his timing track record cannot yet be evaluated at this ticker.

VP Koudounis executes offsetting transactions at CAPIX: sold 108,248 shares at $10.64, bought 108,146 shares at $10.65.

On 2024-09-03 and 2024-09-04, Koudounis John S., Vice President at Calamos Aksia Alternative Credit & Income Fund (CAPIX), sold 108,248 shares at $10.64 and bought 108,146 shares at $10.65 in separate transactions on consecutive days, netting a reduction of 102 shares from his 120,074-share position. The transactions are nearly identical in size (differing by 102 shares) and price (separated by $0.01 per share), with near-equivalent dollar values ($1,151,764.15 sold, $1,151,764.17 purchased), resulting in minimal net holding change (-0.1% of his pre-transaction position). His cross-ticker track record shows 2 prior buys, and his prior CAPIX trades (July and June 2023) remain unmeasured at the 90-day outcome window. The contemporaneous sale and purchase structure suggests portfolio management activity rather than a directional conviction signal.

VP John S. Koudounis buys 11,825 shares of CAPIX at $10.57 for $125,000.00

Koudounis purchased 11,825 shares at $10.57 on 2024-07-24, increasing his holdings from 107,452 to 119,278 shares. This represents an 11.0% increase in his position. The transaction constitutes only his second open-market purchase on record (1 prior buy across all tickers) and his second trade in CAPIX specifically (prior buy on 2023-06-22). Limited buying history and the lack of measurable prior outcomes at this ticker provide minimal basis for pattern assessment. The trade reflects an ongoing accumulation approach in a closed-end fund vehicle, though the infrequency of prior purchases and absence of measurable prior performance data at this specific ticker limit the signal strength.