I built InsiderWatch because of the trades I kept missing out on . When the U.S. government took a stake in Intel last year, the stock ran, and I watched it happen from the outside. Same with MP Materials after the Pentagon deal. The information was public before the move. If I had seen it in time, and with enough confidence to act on it, I would have been in. Instead I read about it like everyone else, after the chart had already gone vertical. That is who I built this for: everyday people who are not up to date on market news all day and cannot always tell which headline actually moves a stock. The signal is almost always public first, a Form 4 insider buy, a Congress trade, an activist stake, a policy announcement. It just lands in filings nobody reads at the moment it lands. You should not need a terminal and a free afternoon to hear about it. InsiderWatch watches 19 government and market sources every minute and uses Claude in two passes, a cheap one to throw out the noise and one to judge what survives. Alerts arrive by email and Telegram in plain English, usually within a minute of the source publishing. The confidence part mattered most to me, because a tip you cannot trust is worthless. Every directional call is scored against real market prices afterward and published, misses included, at insiderwatch.ai/track-record. 158 scored alerts so far, 61% hit rate as sent. If a call is wrong, the ledger says so. Watchlist is $6/month for up to 10 tickers, Pro is $15/month for the whole market. Both include a 7-day trial. Happy to answer anything!

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Insider filings, Congress trades and policy moves, alerted

Insider filings, Congress trades and policy moves, alerted