[NEW] Congress trades just hit the app

Hello my friends,

On launch day I made you one promise: the app improves every week. That was twelve days ago. More than twenty features have shipped since. Here are the most important ones.

Congress trades, tracked. Every stock trade House members disclose now lands in the app: who bought what, in which dollar range, and how long they sat on the news before filing. The names Congress is buying get crossed with our own boards, so you see when a politician’s pick also fires on a screen the same day. And if a member trades a name on your watchlist, the app tells you.

The smart money desk got five times bigger. The Whale books now track more than 100 funds: Buffett, Burry, Druckenmiller, Oaktree, ARK and the rest. New on the page: Consensus buys, the names the most funds bought last quarter, and Consensus sells, the crowded exits. Every fund now has its own page, with its full disclosed book and the stakes it just opened and closed. The desk also cross-reads our own screens: which fund favorites sit in a dip today, which names two or more funds bought at the same time, whose past buys actually went on to beat the index, and which insiders are buying their own beaten-down stock. Filings carry up to a 45-day lag, so read all of it as a map of where the big money leans, and let the screens time the entry.

The name page got deeper. The screen I showed you last week kept growing. Every covered name now opens with a PI Score, one number out of 100 that blends the technicals, the fundamentals and the smart money read, with the good signs and the warnings spelled out under it.

My favorite of the batch is the scenario builder. You set your own growth, margin and exit multiple, and the implied five-year value recomputes as you type, bear, base and bull, prefilled from the company’s reported numbers. Next to it, a read of what growth rate is priced into today’s multiple against what the company actually delivered. The gap between the two is the conversation. Add a comps table against industry peers, and how the stock has behaved by calendar month next to its volatility and drawdown, and the two-minute check became a full dossier.

The market got its own floor. A Market map now tiles the biggest US names by size and colors them by the session’s move, so you spot where the money ran in one glance. Click any tile and you land on the name.

Next to it, a Market monitor puts the whole tape on one screen: indices, sectors, industries, funds, countries and macro, with returns across every horizon, trend reads, and where the options money leans on each. Filter it down to what is holding its 200-day, what is overbought, or where the calls are crowding, and export any of it to CSV.

And your own book got tools. Set an alert on any name, a price level or a condition, like the day it lands on one of our boards, and it comes to you instead of you refreshing charts. Watchlists went multiple, one list for holdings, another for hunting, and every name you follow now carries its latest headlines, its next earnings date and its fresh SEC filings.

Here is why I am showing you all this three days before the deadline. Members woke up to each one, and nobody paid a cent more. That is what the membership is: the tool as it stands today, plus everything it becomes. The list of what is coming is longer than the list above, and the price will follow the product up. It will never be cheaper than it is right now.

The honest word from launch day still holds: the app brings the work, and the judgment stays yours. More features widen what you can see. What you do with it is still the job.

Until Sunday, July 19, the founding offer is still open: 50% off your first year, $100 instead of $200, which works out to about $8.33 a month. After Sunday the price is $200 a year, and the founding rate does not come back. If a year up front feels like a lot, there is a monthly option, cancel any time in one click, so you can start small and see it for yourself.

Claim the founding price

Daniel

P.S. The building does not stop on Sunday. The only thing that changes is the price you lock for your first year.