AeonData

AeonData brings Aeon's feed of public trading filings into ChatGPT. Ask about a stock, a company insider, a member of Congress or a large money manager, and get answers built from the filings themselves, with links to the original documents or to Aeon's page for each item.

What you can ask about:

• Trades by company insiders (SEC Form 4), planned insider sales (Form 144) and stakes of 5 percent or more (Schedules 13D and 13G)
• Stock trade reports filed by members of the House and the Senate
• What large money managers opened, sold out of, added to and trimmed each quarter (SEC Form 13F)
• Federal contract awards of $10 million or more to listed companies, and what companies report spending on lobbying
• Aeon's strongest signals: insider buying ranked by rules published at aeondata.io/method, with a public record of how each entry did after it was published

Aeon checks the SEC and congressional sites around the clock, and new insider and Congress filings appear within minutes.

Who it is for: investors, traders, journalists and researchers who follow insider buying, Congress trading and fund moves.

Limits: filings are days to months behind the trades they describe. Insiders have two business days to file, members of Congress up to 45 days, and money managers 45 days after each quarter ends. Congress reports give dollar ranges, not exact amounts. Returns appear only as percentages at set points beside the S&P 500, never as share prices. AeonData is information, not investment advice. It does not recommend what to buy or sell, place trades or connect to a brokerage account. Sign in with your Aeon account to use it.