AdCho · Filings, news & sentiment — read by AI
AdCho reads the record behind the flow: SEC filings — institutional 13F holdings, 10-K/10-Q report text, 8-K earnings releases — together with market news and sentiment and the quantorb 13F & money-flow datasets, and turns them into plain-language tear sheets and full multi-analyst engine reports for the signals you already watch.
AI-powered readings of the SEC record — no price targets, not investment advice.
Coverage and method, end to end — from raw sources to a labelled reading. Every stage below runs in the engine behind each report.
Coverage — what we read
Institutional 13F-HR holdings, 10-K/10-Q report text and 8-K earnings releases — via the QuantOrb document corpus.
Ticker and global news flow around each signal — the headlines and catalysts next to the filings.
Social chatter on X and event-market pricing on Polymarket, weighed against the written record.
The quantorb 13F & money-flow datasets on the S&P 500 — the signal this reading sits on top of.
Method — the multi-analyst engine
Output — what you get
Every stage above runs in one multi-analyst engine, and every reading is labelled as AI. Context, not proof.
Named sources we read:
Market & news: Yahoo Finance · S&P 500 · Reuters & Bloomberg items as syndicated
Social & events: X (Twitter) · Polymarket
Filings & macro: SEC EDGAR · Federal Reserve FRED
Two artifacts, both free. No strings attached to reading them.
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Per-ticker tear sheets, free to read once created. Each is a document-grounded synthesis of SEC filings — 13F institutional holdings, 10-K/10-Q report text, and 8-K earnings press releases — with nothing in the sheet that isn’t in the documents. Where a full engine run exists, the sheet links to its complete six-section report.
/sheet/{TICKER} · new sheets appear as coverage builds
Browse a tear sheet →Four sections, every sheet, every ticker.
Where the company stands right now, in plain language — assembled only from what the filed documents say.
How institutional 13F holdings moved in the latest reported quarter, diffed and synthesized from the filings themselves.
What management put on the record in earnings press releases filed with the SEC — tone, priorities, and flagged catalysts.
The risk factors the company states in its own 10-K/10-Q filings, condensed and attributed.
Every section is a document-grounded synthesis of SEC filings — if it isn’t in the documents, it isn’t in the sheet. Context, not proof.
