Tracks insider buys, Congress trades and fund moves from US filings, explained in plain English.
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What is OQRO?
Insider and Congress trades, read against their history.
OQRO reads the documents US law obliges companies, insiders, members of Congress, funds and agencies to publish — SEC Forms 4 and 144, 13F fund filings, Congress trade reports, 8-K events and federal contracts — and explains each filing in plain words with a link back to the official document.
Each insider purchase is compared with the company's own filings since 2006, so a rare one stands out: a first buy in years, the largest ever, or several insiders acting in the same week. Fund moves show quarterly adds, cuts and new positions from 13F and 13D/13G disclosures, and federal contracts from USAspending.gov show money awarded to public companies.
OQRO also offers written context on every filing, baskets benchmarked against the S&P 500, alerts on new disclosures, an assistant that answers questions citing every row, and an MCP server that connects the filings data to Claude or ChatGPT in about a minute. Coverage spans 4,987 US-listed companies. OQRO is an information service, not investment advice.
Pricing: free preview with no account required, then a 3-day free trial followed by OQRO Pro at $9.99/month. Cancel anytime.
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OQRO Key Features
Insider trade analysis vs. history
Insider buys and sells from SEC Forms 4 and 144 are compared against the company's own filings since 2006 to flag rare signals: first buy in years, largest ever, or several insiders in the same week.
Congress trade tracking
House and Senate members' stock trade disclosures with official reported amount ranges, each linked to the official document.
Fund moves
Quarterly 13F filings plus 13D/13G 5%+ ownership disclosures, showing each fund's adds, cuts and new positions.
Federal contracts
Federal contracts awarded to public companies from USAspending.gov, with cumulative committed amounts.
AI assistant and MCP server
Ask OQRO answers questions about the filings and cites every row it references; connect via the MCP server to ask Claude or ChatGPT about the data in about a minute.
Alerts and watchlists
Follow specific people, funds and companies, and get alerted when new disclosures appear. Insiders' SEC filings are read roughly every five minutes on US trading days.
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Who uses OQRO?
Individual investors, finance researchers and journalists who follow US public disclosures
Judge whether an insider buy, politician trade or fund move is truly unusual before doing further research.
Plans and access
OQRO Pricing
Freemium
$9.99/mo OQRO Pro after a 3-day free trial; free preview available with no account or card.
Common questions
OQRO FAQs
Is OQRO investment advice? Can I trade on it?
OQRO is not a broker and is not a financial advisor. It only reads and explains public US disclosures (SEC filings, Congress trade reports, federal contracts). It does not recommend any trade.
How do I know if an insider buy is actually unusual?
Each insider purchase is compared against that company's own insider filings since 2006, so unusual signals stand out: a first buy in years, the largest buy on record, or multiple insiders buying in the same week.
Do I need an account to see any data?
No. OQRO offers a free preview of real filings with no account or card required. After that there is a 3-day free trial, then OQRO Pro costs $9.99/month.
Which markets and companies does OQRO cover?
OQRO covers 4,987 US-listed companies using SEC EDGAR, House and Senate disclosure filings, and USAspending.gov. It is US-market only; it does not cover non-US exchanges.
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