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Vibistic TL;DR
SEC filings, fund holdings and arXiv papers, in plain English.
Pick a category to see what comes straight from the source, then summarize the rest with your own AI key. Every point in a summary is checked against the original.
SEC filings
Earnings, insider trades, proxy statements and more, straight from SEC data.
- Key numbers, earnings releases, quarterly and annual reports
- Insider trades and planned sales (Forms 4 and 144)
- Holders of more than 5% (13D and 13G)
- Proxy statements with the executive pay table
13F holdings
What big funds hold, and what they bought or sold since the last quarter.
- The biggest positions of well-known managers, or any filer by its SEC number
- New, exited, increased and reduced positions since the previous quarter, computed by code
- The manager's stakes of more than 5% in single companies (13D and 13G)
- A plain-language explanation of the holdings with your own AI key
arXiv papers
New research papers, in plain language.
- Browse the newest papers in 44 fields, or paste an arXiv id or link
- The abstract and details as posted, with no AI
- A plain-language summary of the abstract with your own AI key, every point checked against it
- Preprints: not peer reviewed unless a journal reference is given
Visa Bulletin
The monthly US visa bulletin: what moved, in plain language.
- The latest cut-off dates by category and country
- What moved compared with the previous month, computed by code
- A plain-language explanation of the bulletin with your own AI key
1. Figures from the source
Where a document has numbers, they come from the source's own data and are calculated by code, never written by an AI, so they cannot be invented.
2. Your key, your browser
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3. Checked against the source
The AI must back each point with a word-for-word quote. We look every quote up in the real document and tell you which ones were found and which were not.