Hi everyone, I am the maker. OQRO started from a simple annoyance: the SEC and the House and Senate disclosure sites are hard to read, and a raw list of trades says nothing about whether one is unusual. OQRO compares each insider purchase with the company's own filings since 2006 and writes what happened, in plain words, next to the official document. Last week (Oct 5 to 11): insiders filed 247 open-market purchases worth about $358M; ten stood out against their company's record, and the largest was $67.5M of Lennar by Berkshire Hathaway (a 10% holder, not an executive). What is new: a context line on each filing built only from facts in our tables (the company's own 8-K reports, days since results, the price before and after), checked by a validator so no number or name is invented; an assistant that cites every row; and an MCP server so Claude or Cursor can ask the same data (it is in the official MCP registry). OQRO never says what to buy or why someone traded. The weekly recap and rare-trade page are free with no account. I would love to hear what is confusing or missing.

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Insider and Congress trades, read against their history

Insider and Congress trades, read against their history