Guide · TRADE
How to copy what insiders and Congress buy with Claude, on paper first
By Ben Lane
Footage: Liquid, from its Co-Invest launch film
Company insiders and members of Congress have to tell the public when they buy shares, and plenty of people would like to follow them. Doing it by hand means reading filing tables every day. This guide sets Claude up to do the reading for you. Every weekday morning it checks the newest insider and Congress filings, compares them with what you hold, and gives you a short list of trades worth copying, each with the reasons. You approve the ones you like with one tap, using pretend money first, so you can watch the whole thing run before a penny is at risk. It takes about half an hour to set up with two services: Quiver Quantitative for the filings and Liquid for the practice account.
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