Where the data comes from, and how fresh it is

Everything on this site is derived from public data. This page lists each source, what we take from it, and how often it is refreshed, so any claim can be checked against the original.

Primary text

• Truth Social posts — public posts from the accounts we monitor. The original post is embedded in every analysis, and the analysis is timestamped to the post.
• Global events — GDELT 2.0 event files (15-minute batches). Headlines, outlets and the reporting window are shown on event cards.
• SEC filings — EDGAR Schedule 13D / 13D-A, used for ownership and control signals.

Market data

• Quotes and daily history come from public quote endpoints (Nasdaq, with a secondary source as fallback).
• Sessions follow the US Eastern calendar (America/New_York); pre-market, regular and after-hours are distinguished.
• The 24-hour decision window counts regular-session minutes only.
• When a quote is unavailable at settlement time, the call stays marked as pending rather than being filled with a stale price.

Freshness

• Posts are collected continuously; a new analysis is queued as soon as a post is stored.
• Event batches are polled every 5 minutes; filings are re-checked several times a day.
• Every article shows the time it was published and, if it was rewritten, the time it was last updated.
• The news sitemap covers the last 48 hours; the main sitemap lists every published article.

What we never do

• No paid placement, no sponsored tickers, no undisclosed promotion of a stock.
• No data from non-public sources.
• The published list of names is limited by the subscription tier, but the underlying analysis is never altered to fit a tier.

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Keep reading

• How we score a post
• Data sources
• Editorial policy
• All analyzed posts