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The day's market news, counted, read and set next to the filings. Free, with no account.
The daily desk: it gathers the news from outlets and official feeds, picks out the tickers, counts the independent outlets behind each story, reads its tone and writes a short note on what it could mean. When a story names a ticker members of Congress traded, it says that too.
Screens
Mockups · fictional companies and peopleSample story: central bank publishes the minutes of its last meeting
Sample story: exchange sets new custody rules for institutional clients
Sample story: regulator opens a consultation on disclosure deadlines
Today's desk, exactly as it looks without an account.
Sample story: central bank publishes the minutes of its last meeting
A short, arguable reading of the story in plain words. Never a recommendation, never a price target.
Every story shows its outlets and a note written to be argued with.
Sample story: chipmaker wins a large federal supply contract
3 trades on ACME by 2 lawmakers: 2 purchases, 1 sale.
Who and when: Congress Tracker →The count is free for everyone. Who traded and when is in the Congress Tracker.
With the free account: follow tickers and switch on alerts.
How it works
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We read the day
Crypto, macro, regulation, ETFs, commodities and geopolitics, from the outlets and official feeds we follow, central banks and the SEC included.
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We tag, count and read
Tickers picked out, independent outlets counted, tone scored from −100 to +100, the most important stories marked.
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You read it next to the filings
A short note on what it could mean and what could flip it, and the Congress trades on its tickers. Following tickers needs nothing more than a free account.
What you see
- Crypto, macro, regulation, ETFs, commodities and geopolitics in one place.
- The tickers each story names, one click to see every story on them.
- How many independent outlets carry each story, shown before you read it.
- The tone of every story, from −100 to +100, and the day's mood per category.
- A plain-language note on what it could mean, written to be argued with, and what could flip it.
- Important stories are marked, so they stand out from the noise.
- The full archive, page by page, filterable by category and ticker.
- Any story shared as a card that links back to its source.
Where the news meets the filings
- When a story names a ticker that members of Congress traded, the desk says so: how many trades, how many lawmakers, purchases and sales, disclosed in the 14 days before the story.
- The count is free for everyone. Who traded and when is in the Congress Tracker.
- A fact about public filings placed next to the news. Not a signal, and not a claim that one caused the other.
Free, and what free means
- Reading the desk needs no account and no card.
- A watchlist and alerts come with the free account, which is also free.
- It stays free. It is not a trial with a clock on it.
What it does not do
- No price calls, no targets, ever.
- No story marked confirmed on a single source.
Whale Orbit organizes information that is already public. It does not provide investment advice, recommendations or signals.