GetSignal: Congress & Insiders

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Public companies, corporate insiders, institutional fund managers, and members of Congress are all required to disclose. Those filings are public, but they land scattered across regulators, at odd hours, in formats nobody reads for fun. GetSignal collects them, structures them, and puts them in one feed.

WHAT GETSIGNAL SURFACES
Insider transactions from SEC Form 4 filings, including open market buys and sales.
Congressional trades disclosed under the STOCK Act, with the trade date and how many days later it was actually reported.
Institutional 13F holdings and quarter over quarter position changes.
13D and 13G stake disclosures.
Earnings, analyst rating changes, dividends, and company news from licensed market data providers.

FOLLOW WHAT YOU CARE ABOUT
Search any US listed company, fund manager, or member of Congress and add them to your watchlist. Your feed then carries their activity and nothing else. Filter it by category: Congress trades, insider trades, 13F moves, earnings, analysts, dividends, or news.

ALERTS ON YOUR TERMS
Get a push the moment a profile you follow files something new. Set quiet hours, cap how many pushes you get in a day, or pause everything at once. GetSignal also flags events as Notable or Major from their type and size, so you can triage a busy morning quickly. A flag is context, not a recommendation.

PROFILES THAT SHOW THE WORK
Company profiles carry price history, filings, financials, and analyst coverage. Fund profiles carry AUM, the full holdings list from the latest 13F, and what changed since the prior quarter. Congressional profiles carry disclosed trades and the reporting lag on each one.

WE EXPLAIN OUR OWN NUMBERS
GetSignal ships a methodology screen: where each figure comes from, which ones are estimates derived from range based disclosures, and why a 13F reflects last quarter rather than today. Links to SEC EDGAR and the House and Senate disclosure portals are built in, so you can check the primary record yourself.

OFFICIAL SOURCES
All government sourced information in GetSignal comes from the official public records, which you can consult directly:
SEC EDGAR filings: https://www.sec.gov/edgar
US House financial disclosures: https://disclosures-clerk.house.gov
US Senate financial disclosures: https://efdsearch.senate.gov/search/

GETSIGNAL PRO
GetSignal is free to use, and some features require a paid subscription.
A free account includes 15 follows, one alert rule that covers everything you follow, and the complete history of every filing.
GetSignal Pro adds unlimited follows, up to 20 alert rules with their own scope and settings, and price alerts.
GetSignal Pro costs $14.99 per month or $119.99 per year, and both plans start with a 7 day free trial. The trial converts into the plan you picked unless you cancel before it ends. Subscriptions renew automatically. Manage or cancel any time in Google Play subscription settings.

NOT A GOVERNMENT APP
GetSignal is an independent app from Signal Technologies Ltd. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any government entity, including the SEC, the US House of Representatives, or the US Senate. It republishes public records from the official sources listed above.

Informational only. Not investment advice.
GetSignal executes no trades, holds no funds, and gives no personalized recommendations. It surfaces public regulatory filings and licensed market data for informational purposes only. Data may be delayed or contain upstream errors. Always do your own research.

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What’s new

More is free now. The 30 day history window is gone, every account reads the full archive and every profile, and free accounts follow 15 names instead of 10.

Congress trade rows carry the stock's move since the trade date. That is the stock's move, not the member's result.

Rebuilt watchlist and profiles, analyst coverage grouped by firm, and a real dividend record.

When a listing stops being priced, GetSignal now says so and names the date instead of showing a stale number as today's.