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Politician trades, insider filings, regulator statements, macro releases, and news — surfaced raw and cited for every US-listed stock. You pick the stocks. You set the filters. Avarieux never recommends.

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The problem

The signals that move markets are public.
But scattered, noisy, and unverified.

The cause of the next move is sitting in public records right now. A politician’s trade filed quietly on a Friday. An insider purchase buried in a Form 4. A regulator’s aside at a hearing. A macro release at 8:30 a.m. The flap was public the whole time — just dispersed across a dozen tabs, half of them unreliable.

By the time the wave reaches the chart, you’re seeing the consequence. The cause was visible earlier, somewhere. Just not all in one place.

That’s where Avarieux lives. Every public ripple in one place — raw, sourced, and yours to filter.

The feed, shown

Surfaced raw. Cited. Yours to filter.

Each card is one factual public event — the source named, the timestamp attached, a grounding badge on every cited number. You select the tickers you follow. You set the filter chips. Sorted by recency. No relevance ranking exists.

Ripple feed · NVDA + watchlist sort: recency
All sources
Sen. Warren
Insider activity
Last 30 days
2025-11-25
Public-actor disclosure
Sen. Warren reported a financials-sector trade on a periodic transaction filing.
KRE ✓ cited STOCK Act disclosure
2025-11-19
Regulatory filing
10-Q filed. Q3 free cash flow rose 18.4% YoY to $11.2B.
NVDA ✓ cited SEC filing
2025-11-14
Public-actor disclosure
Sen. Warren co-signed a public statement on capital requirements for mid-sized banks.
KRE ✓ cited Senate press release
2025-11-12
Insider activity
Form 4 purchase reported by a director: $4.1M, open-market.
NVDA ✓ cited Form 4
2025-11-08
News
Earnings call transcript published; guidance language tightened on data-center backlog.
NVDA ✓ cited Newswire
2025-11-05
Macro indicators
CPI release: headline 3.1% YoY, core 3.4%; both in line with crowd-implied print.
SPY ✓ cited BLS release
Sorted by recency. No relevance ranking exists.
The chat, one exchange

Cited research. And a refusal.

Ask anything about a US-listed company in plain English. The chat plans the research, pulls live data from public sources, synthesizes the findings into a cited brief, and audits every numeric claim against its source before delivery. Then ask what to buy and watch what happens.

You
What changed in NVDA’s most recent 10-Q?
Avarieux
Three things shifted from the prior period. Q3 free cash flow rose 18.4% 10-Q · 2025-11-19 year-over-year. Operating margin held at 60.4% 10-Q · 2025-11-19 despite higher R&D spend. Forward guidance language tightened on data-center backlog, removing the prior “in line with expectations” framing. All 3 claims verified
You
Should I buy NVDA?
Avarieux
I won’t answer that. Avarieux is a publisher, not an adviser; recommendation calls are yours. If it’s useful, I can pull the current price action, recent filings, the cited valuation range across three models, and the active public-actor disclosures touching the ticker. Want any of those?

The refusal isn’t a bug. It’s the line.

The publisher posture

The line.

  • Surfaces public events.
  • Cites every source.
  • Timestamps every entry.
  • Archives every fact.
  • Recommends.
  • Ranks by relevance.
  • Assigns direction.
  • Groups events into patterns.
  • Scores in a black box.
0 recommendations made. Ever. By design.
Pricing

Three tiers cover most. Two more on the pricing page.

Free
$0/mo
  • Research chat with daily message limits
  • Watchlist up to 10 tickers
  • Public archive access
  • Citation surface on every answer
Pro · recommended
$20/mo
  • Real-time chat & full citation surface
  • Filterable feed across every source category
  • Three-model valuation
  • User-defined filter alerts
  • Read-only paper-trading import
  • 15 days free for waitlist members
Pro+
$50/mo
  • Everything in Pro
  • Higher-cadence filter alerts
  • Deeper feature set
  • Permanent timestamped ledger surfaces

Bloomberg is $24,000 a year. This is $20 a month.

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Common questions

Before you commit your inbox.

Does Avarieux give buy or sell recommendations?

No. Avarieux operates as a publisher of bona fide financial commentary under Section 202(a)(11)(D) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. It surfaces public events with their sources cited; the interpretation is yours. Asking “should I buy NVDA” produces a polite refusal and an offer to show the data instead. By design.

What public events does Avarieux surface?

Congressional trades disclosed under the STOCK Act, Form 4 insider filings, SEC regulatory filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K), regulator statements, macro releases, and news — for every US-listed stock. Each event is a raw individual fact with its source named and a grounding badge attached.

Is the feed based on what stocks I own?

No. The catalog is universal. You pick which tickers to follow and apply filter chips. Your watchlist is navigation, not personalization. Avarieux never assembles content around what you own. New ripples matching your filters land automatically — your watchlist is your filter.

How does the chat avoid hallucinated numbers?

Every numeric claim in chat output is automatically verified against the underlying source before delivery. Unverifiable claims are flagged with a badge, never silently passed. Hover any cited number and a tooltip shows the source category and timestamp.

Can I import my brokerage tickers?

Yes, read-only and as a starting watchlist only. We don’t monitor your holdings, we don’t request trade permissions, and we don’t assemble content around what you own. Import is for convenience, not personalization.

How is this different from Bloomberg, FactSet, or generic AI tools?

Bloomberg costs $24,000 per year and serves institutions. Avarieux is $20 a month and serves self-directed investors and small RIAs. Generic AI tools hallucinate numbers; Avarieux verifies every claim against source data before delivery. Detail at /compare.

What does Avarieux do with my email?

We email you one launch notification with a personal access link and 15 days of Pro pre-applied. No marketing list rental, no third-party sharing beyond the payment processor for billing if you upgrade. You can unsubscribe at any time.