ProBors

ProBors puts insider filings, congressional trades, and whale moves on a single live feed, then hands you an AI assistant to make sense of them. Instead of refreshing SEC pages or stitching together who bought what, you watch the disclosures land and ask plain-English questions about the ones worth a second look.

What ProBors actually does

The feed is the core, but the part that saves time is being able to interrogate it without learning a query language.

• Track insider Form 4 filings, congressional disclosures, and whale moves as they hit, all on one feed
• Filter by ticker, sector, person, or trade size to cut through the noise
• Overlay trades on price charts to see what the market did before and after a disclosure
• Ask the AI assistant plain-English questions about any filing, trade, or market trend
• See which data sources the assistant used, so you can verify the reasoning yourself
• Pull a full trade detail view with price chart, performance since disclosure, and filing context side by side
• View full portfolio snapshots for any politician, including holdings, buys, and sells over time

Each trade row opens into a detail view with estimated trade value, price per share, and percent change since the anchor close. Comparing the before-disclosure and after-disclosure price action is the fast way to judge whether someone's timing was worth following, or just noise dressed up as a signal. Politician portfolios chart value over time against reported trade volume by year, alongside sector allocation and historical filing patterns.

Speed is the whole point. A Form 4 or a congressional disclosure is only useful while the move is still fresh, and ProBors is built to put it in front of you the moment it files rather than the next morning in someone's newsletter. The filters are what keep that feed from turning into a firehose, so you can watch a single ticker, one politician, or every trade above a size threshold and ignore the rest.

Who it's built for

ProBors is for retail investors who already follow smart-money signals and want them in one place instead of five browser tabs. People who track congressional trading get full portfolio history rather than a single headline filing. And anyone who likes to verify before acting will appreciate that the assistant shows its sources rather than asking you to take its word for it.

The entry tier is $49 and includes 100 monthly finance chat credits, politician and whale trade tracking, real-time political portfolios, unlimited AI-powered stock analytics, advanced alerts, and 24/7 support. If you have been paying a monthly subscription for any one of those feeds, this is worth a look. Grab it while the deal is live.