Aeon

Aeon turns public trading filings into plain words, each with a link to the original document. It reads SEC insider filings (Form 4 and Form 144), big stakes (Schedules 13D and 13G), quarterly fund holdings (13F), House and Senate trade reports, the President's and Vice President's trade reports (OGE 278-T), federal contract awards from USAspending, and lobbying reports. Ask Claude things like: - What did insiders buy this week, and who were they? - What has been filed about NVDA, and which big funds hold it? - What has a member of Congress reported trading? - What did Berkshire Hathaway change last quarter? - What are Aeon's strongest signals right now, and why? - How did Aeon's past signals do beside the S&P 500? Nine read-only tools: search filings, signals, the signal record, one stock, one person, federal contracts, lobbying, find a fund, and what a fund changed. The connector can read what your plan allows and cannot change anything in your account. A signal is Aeon's own count of insider buying and related filings, published before anyone knows how it turns out. Answers carry no prices. Returns appear only at set points (1 week, 1 month, 3 months and 6 months after a filing became public) beside the S&P 500. Returns calculated by Aeon. Data sourced by Tiingo (https://www.tiingo.com). Sign in with an Aeon account, by emailed link or Google. A free account works: its answers are 24 hours behind and reach back 30 days. Aeon Pro is live with full history. Fund search is part of the Business and Scale plans. Information, not advice. Filings are days to months behind the trades they describe.