Magnitude
Scale the event against revenue, market value, average volume, or prior activity.
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Signal Deck / Alternative intelligenceFollow the evidence.
Follow the evidence.
Not the score.
One company brief that connects market movement to ownership filings, company disclosures, federal demand, source freshness, and the next verification step.
Primary-source provenance Live status and latency Evidence before interpretation
Querying the source stack for NVDA…
Alternative-data mapEight signal lanes.
Eight signal lanes.
One research standard.
The live lanes resolve a company and query its source stack now. Source maps expose the official path and methodology while additional connectors are brought online.
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LiveInsider filings
Recent Form 4 filing events from the SEC company submissions feed.
Open source02
LiveGovernment contracts
Prime contract award matches from the official federal spending database.
Open source03
LiveMarket tape
Price, return windows, and relative volume beside the source events.
Open source04
Source mapCongress trading
Official House and Senate disclosure trails, with filing-lag awareness.
Open source05
Source mapLobbying
Lobbying Disclosure Act filings mapped to clients, issues, and registrants.
Open source06
Source mapInstitutional holdings
13F holdings and disclosed position changes, anchored to EDGAR filings.
Open source07
Source mapPatents
Published patent evidence for product, technical, and competitive research.
Open source08
Research laneAttention signals
News and search attention separated from primary operating evidence.
Open sourceThe Shark standard
Signal is not thesis.
An official disclosure can be late. A contract can belong to a subsidiary. An insider filing can reflect compensation, taxes, or a planned sale. Every event stays attached to its date, source, method, and caveat so the member can verify before acting.
Observed eventPrimary recordIndependent contextThesis breaker
Interpretation guide
Turn a signal into a decision-ready brief.
A filing, contract, price move, or ownership event is evidence—not a thesis. The useful work is deciding whether it changes future cash flow, competitive position, valuation, or risk.
Novelty
Separate genuinely new information from a routine filing, renewal, grant, or previously announced event.
Persistence
Ask whether the effect lasts one quarter, one cycle, or changes the company’s long-term earning power.
Confirmation
Look for independent evidence across filings, customers, competitors, suppliers, hiring, and management language.
Ticker matching
Names, subsidiaries, funds, and similarly named entities can create false connections.
Headline value
Contract ceilings and framework awards are not the same as funded revenue.
Insider intent
Sales may reflect taxes, diversification, plans, or option mechanics; purchases can be symbolic.
Open the source
Read the filing, award, transcript, or release before interpreting a summary.
Normalize the event
Compare it with the company’s size, history, expectations, and disclosure cadence.
Write the countercase
State the strongest reason the signal may not matter.
Set the next trigger
Define the evidence that would confirm, weaken, or invalidate the thesis.