SEC filings
10-K, 10-Q and 8-K filings from EDGAR. Financial figures keep their source tag, filing date and currency, and stale data is flagged.
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Evidence driven market intelligence
Stock research, portfolio tracking, options analysis and AI insights—all in one place.
A research tool, not a broker or investment adviser. Read the disclaimer.
Built on public sources
- SEC EDGAR filings
- Earnings call transcripts
- Congressional trading disclosures
- Market prices & options chains
Who it’s for
For individual investors who want to check the evidence themselves.
Most stock tools give you a rating. SignalzIQ shows the filings, statements and disclosures behind it, organized by company and by date, so you can form your own view.
It is a research workspace. It does not manage money, hold your assets, or tell you what to buy.
- Read what a company actually reportedFundamentals pulled from SEC filings, with the filing and date for each figure.
- Hear what management saidEarnings call transcripts alongside the numbers they discuss.
- See who else is tradingCongressional trades, dated by when they became public.
- Understand the options marketOption chains and contract details, with delayed data labeled as delayed.
Product
One workspace for company, portfolio and options research.
SignalzIQ gathers the sources an investor would otherwise pull from a dozen sites and keeps each one traceable.
Earnings call transcripts
Quarterly call transcripts linked to the same company and period, so commentary and results sit side by side.
Congressional trades
Stock trades disclosed by members of Congress, matched to tickers and dated by disclosure, the day the public could first know.
Options research
Option chains with bid/ask, volume, open interest, implied volatility and Greeks where provided. Missing fields stay missing.
Portfolio context
Watchlists and portfolios that show how a company fits with what you already own. Brokerage holdings can be imported read-only.
Track record, shown honestly
Scores carry a calibration label based on how past outcomes compared with what was expected, including when the record is weak.
How we handle evidence
Rules the software follows, so you can trust what you see.
Dated by when it was known
Every item is placed on the timeline by the date it became public, which prevents hindsight from creeping into the research.
Missing means missing
If a source has no data, SignalzIQ says so. Gaps are never filled with estimates or treated as neutral.
Scores are explained, not oracles
Scores summarize evidence coverage and quality. They don’t measure a company’s value or predict returns, and each one shows its track record.
Security & privacy
Your accounts stay yours.
SignalzIQ is designed to need as little of your information as possible, and to protect what it does hold.
No new password
Sign in with Google through Cloudflare Access. Every request is authenticated before it reaches the application.
Read-only connections
Brokerage holdings are imported through Plaid. You log in with Plaid, so we never see your password. It is read-only and cannot move money or place trades.
Encrypted keys
Access tokens and API keys are encrypted at rest and never shown again after you save them.
Never sold
We don’t sell or rent your data, and your portfolio is never shared with other users.
Access
SignalzIQ is in private beta.
We’re opening access gradually by invitation while we finish testing. Tell us a little about how you invest and we’ll be in touch.
- Availability
- Invitation only
- Sign-in
- Google account
- Scope
- Research tools
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is SignalzIQ financial advice?
No. SignalzIQ is a research tool that organizes public information. It is not a broker-dealer or a registered investment adviser, and nothing in it is a recommendation to buy or sell a security. See the full disclaimer.
Where does the data come from?
Company filings come directly from the SEC’s EDGAR system. Prices, options chains, earnings call transcripts and congressional trading disclosures come from third-party market-data providers and official disclosure sources. Each item shows its source and date.
Options data may be delayed. When it is, SignalzIQ labels it as delayed research data, not a live quote.
What do the calibration labels mean?
SignalzIQ keeps a record of its past research outputs and later checks them against what actually happened. The calibration label summarizes that record:
- Positive calibration
- Past outcomes have generally matched what the evidence suggested.
- Mixed calibration
- Past outcomes have been inconsistent, sometimes matching and sometimes not.
- Weak calibration
- Past outcomes have often run against what the evidence suggested. Treat the related score with extra caution.
- Insufficient history
- There aren’t enough completed outcomes yet to judge.
Calibration describes past behavior only. It does not predict future results.
Does SignalzIQ hold my money or place trades for me?
No. SignalzIQ never holds your money or securities, and the public product is a research tool. Brokerage connections through Plaid are read-only and can’t move money or place orders. You can disconnect them at any time.
Do you sell my data?
No. We don’t sell or rent personal information, and your watchlists, portfolios and connected accounts are visible only to you. The privacy policy explains exactly what we collect.
How do I get access?
SignalzIQ is invitation-only during the beta. Use the and we’ll reply by email.