Before you quote, enter five RFQ facts and get a clear QUOTE, CLARIFY, or HOLD decision with the next buyer question. The core check runs locally with no login, upload, or tracking; optional AI follow-up uses your own OpenAI-compatible API Key.
Insider Radar reads SEC Form 4 filings every morning and surfaces the one signal that matters: insiders buying their own stock on the open market. It filters out grants and option exercises, flags clusters where multiple insiders buy the same ticker, and ranks each by role (CEO/CFO/director/10% owner) and dollar size. Includes notable discretionary insider selling. Not investment advice.
Daily scan of ~5,700 US stocks for three publicly-known Qullamaggie chart patterns — Episodic Pivot, Breakout, Parabolic. Interactive bilingual dashboards, per-ticker pattern characteristics, earnings-catalyst checks and a market-regime gauge. Reports objective pattern data and historical statistics only — no entry/stop/target, no position sizing, no "best" pick. Screening & education, not investment advice.
Turn dated short-video analytics into an evidence-backed WAIT, CONTINUE, ITERATE, HOLD, or END_CANDIDATE decision—without posting or changing an account.
Your AI feed says everything happened. It never says what mattered. This Agent searches live across model releases, funding, regulation, research and tooling, then grades each item by signal strength and names who it hits. Every claim carries a source link. Primary sources beat aggregator rewrites. At most two items a day can be graded high signal, and most days that is zero — it says so, instead of inflating a quiet day into a crisis. Ends with what to do this week.
Track top public market voices on X and turn scattered stock opinions, news, fund flows, and disclosed trades into a daily market consensus dashboard. See who is bullish, bearish, or has no clear stance on the same stock, then compare their reasoning, disagreements, and evolving views. Supports multilingual reports and cross-account stock analysis. Public information only—not investment advice.
By the time a theme has a name, the story is old news. Give this agent a technology term, a basket of stocks, or a filing quote, and it tests whether the public evidence points to a real structural theme or a coincidence — regrouping companies by shared supply chain and customers, not industry codes. It scores the evidence (STRUCTURAL SIGNAL / EARLY-UNCONFIRMED / LIKELY COINCIDENCE) and returns a self-contained HTML report. Evidence, not stocks: no buy/sell calls, no targets, no sizing.
Puts SEC Form 144 proposed-sale notices next to Form 4 reported insider sales and shows the gap: unpaired notices, unpaired sales, and matched pairs.
Which sectors truly attract capital, and which rise only because nobody sells. Method: sector trading-value share divided by market-cap share, crossed against price. Up + up = real inflow Up + down = capitulation Down + up = fragile, no new money Down + down = abandoned Quadrant three is the edge: most watch price alone and mistake fragile rallies for real. One rule it will not break: trading value is not inflow. Every trade has two sides. Real net flow shows only in investor-type data.