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A senator's trade, a warning on page 84, a shipping lane closing half a world away. The market's insiders see it first. ALAN reads it all the day it happens and tells you what it means for the stocks you actually own. In plain English.
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You were never supposed to see it coming.
Members of Congress must disclose their trades by law. The disclosures arrive as unreadable government paperwork. So nobody reads them.
The sentence that sinks a stock is usually in the filing weeks early. On page 84.
By the time a world event reaches the news you read, the move already happened.
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RTX jumped on overseas escalation. It is in two of your funds.
+1.8%Two House members bought RTX. One reported it 41 days late.
filedA shipping lane was restricted, so oil now travels further to reach market.
watchNVDA put a supply warning on page 84 of its annual report.
flagInflation figures at 08:30. Three of your companies report tonight.
calendarWatch the people who write the rules trade the market.
ALAN reads every congressional trading disclosure the day it lands, ties each trade to the company behind it, and flags the ones filed late. Follow any member and get their trades in your inbox. Every row links to the actual government document, so you never have to take our word for it.
Filed 41 days after the trade. The law allows 45. Nothing here is an accusation, and all of it is public. It is simply that almost nobody reads it.
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Company figures are parsed first-hand from the government's own filing system, and congressional trades from the official House and Senate systems. Nobody resells us the data, so nobody can quietly change it.
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