Confluence: one ticker, multiple independent streams

One filing is a data point. The same ticker showing up in two or more independent data streams within ten days is worth a closer look. This page lists exactly that, computed daily under fixed rules, with every contributing signal linked to its official source.

The rule, fixed in config: A confluence case = at least 2 independent source types (for example a congress purchase plus an insider buy cluster, not two congress members) firing above the fixed alert threshold on the same ticker within 10 days.

The independent source types:

  • congress: Congress stock trades (House PTR filings)
  • insider: Corporate insiders (Form 4 buy clusters and Form 144 planned sales)
  • activist: Activist stakes (SEC 13D filings)
  • corporate: Material corporate events (SEC 8-K filings)
  • institutional: Hedge fund positioning (SEC 13F filings)
  • government: Federal contract awards (USAspending.gov)
  • regulatory: FDA drug approvals (openFDA)

Cases

This page is a 7-day archive of confirmed cases. The current ranked view is public too, at /reasoning.html, so freshness is not what a subscription buys. Every published signal set is committed to a public hash chain, so any case here can be checked after the fact by anyone. DataSignals Pro adds the full reports instead of previews, a daily alert mail instead of the weekly digest, and 2000 MCP calls a month instead of 50. Active cases in today's window: 0.

No active confluence cases in the current window. That is normal: real cases are rare by design, because the bar is two independent source types above threshold on one ticker.

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