Why we built it
Good public information about companies exists: SEC filings, earnings calls, congressional disclosures, options markets. The problem is that it is scattered across many sites, in many formats, and rarely lined up by date. Most retail tools skip the evidence and hand you a rating.
SignalzIQ was built to do the opposite: gather the primary sources in one place, keep every figure tied to where and when it came from, and be honest about what the data does and doesn’t show.
What SignalzIQ is, and isn’t
- It is a research workspace for reading filings, transcripts, disclosures and options data side by side, alongside your own watchlists and portfolio.
- It is not a broker, a fund, or an investment adviser. It does not hold money or securities and does not make recommendations to you personally.
- It shows its work. Scores come with an explanation of what they measure and a track record of how past research compared with real outcomes, including when that record is weak.
Who’s behind it
For questions about SignalzIQ or its operator, contact support@signalziq.com.
Where we are today
SignalzIQ is in private beta. We’re opening access gradually by invitation, focusing on research tools first, and adding features only once they have been tested properly.
Get in touch
Questions, feedback or access requests: support@signalziq.com. More options are on the contact page.