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Civic-Financial Intelligence — built entirely on public data

What it is

Quorum connects three public data streams — congressional trade disclosures (STOCK Act), SEC Form 4 insider filings, and executive branch actions — to surface patterns that have historically preceded meaningful price movement. Every data point is sourced from government records or official filings.

What it isn't

Quorum is not a brokerage, not a financial advisor, and not a trading platform. Nothing here is investment advice. All observations are correlative — they reflect patterns in public records, not evidence of wrongdoing or guaranteed outcomes.

How signals work

A signal fires when data from two or more streams converges on the same stock in the same direction. A congressional trade alone is weak signal. A congressional trade + committee jurisdiction + related bill + insider activity in the same window = strong signal. The Trust Score reflects how many streams are corroborating.

Key definitions

Disclosure date
The date a trade became publicly known — not the transaction date. Signal windows start here.
SIG-001
Committee Proximity Trade — member trades a stock under their committee's oversight jurisdiction.
SIG-003
Bipartisan Convergence — opposing parties trade the same stock in the same direction.
EXA
Executive Action proximity — trade occurred near a federal regulation, contract award, or policy shift affecting the stock.
INS
Insider convergence — corporate insider and member of Congress traded the same stock within 30 days of each other.
Trust Score
Composite signal strength (0–1) combining all corroborating streams. Higher = more evidence, not more certainty.
All data is sourced from public government records. Correlative observations only — not evidence of coordination or wrongdoing, and not financial advice.