Evidence-linked disclosure intelligence

See what changed, why it matters, and whether it was already disclosed.

Pure News Intelligence compares consecutive 10-Ks, identifies material changes, and connects every classification to the original filing evidence.

First-time workflow

Turn one disclosure into a defensible research record.

  1. 1ChooseCompany, category, or theme
  2. 2PrioritizeReview the highest-attention change
  3. 3InspectRead the original evidence
  4. 4Check noveltyLook for earlier disclosure
  5. 5PreserveSave or export the record

Chosen for evidence diversity and clarity—not later market performance.

Curated research layer

Built for review, not volume theater

The primary interface loads only the frozen disclosure-change set. Large SEC and headline archives remain lazy-loaded in the experimental workspace.

150issuer-disjoint companies and consecutive 10-K pairs
995evidence-backed disclosure changes
629high-confidence changes at the fixed threshold
1,990verified excerpt-offset checks

Analyst review queue

Ranked disclosure changes

Prioritize by filing-time evidence. Novelty means “new within the frozen, searched corpus,” not new to the world.

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Data and research boundaries

At filing time: prior and current 10-K language plus strictly earlier 8-Ks and news headlines.

System interpretation: deterministic category, materiality, novelty, direction, confidence, and evidence linkage.

Analyst interpretation: the user decides relevance, validates context, and reaches the final conclusion.

Observed later: ex-post outcomes are labeled separately and were never used to rank, classify, or select cases.

Frozen study: 150 companies; 150 pairs; 995 changes; 629 high-confidence; 394 previously disclosed; 342 corpus-bounded genuinely new; 243 partially anticipated; 16 unclear; eight case studies; zero point-in-time violations.