Every Friday, three briefs land in your inbox: company news for your
holdings, moves from the super-investors you follow, and insider trades
in your names. Pulled from SEC filings, earnings calls, and reputable
sources. No dashboard. No prompts. Every item linked.
Three filters on one watchlist.
Company news. Super-investor moves. Insider trades.
Not a headline scraper or a stock-picking newsletter. Sourced monitoring
you can scan in one pass, with the filing or article one click away.
Can you keep up with your whole portfolio?
What did the investors you follow just buy or sell? Which of your holdings
had insider activity this week? It's spread across SEC filings, earnings
calls, investor letters, and headlines. It piles up faster than anyone can
read, and the signal gets buried in the noise. Newsletters give you someone
else's view. Research platforms make you do the work. Signal Brief is the
Friday scan on your book, done for you.
Three briefs. One inbox. Your full watchlist.
Every Friday, three separate emails land in your inbox. Together they cover
every company and every super-investor on your list. No dashboard. No feed
to check.
Signal Brief · Portfolio PulseCompany news for your holdings
2
Signal Brief · Investor WatchYour super-investors this week
3
Signal Brief · Insider ActivityInsider trades at your companies
Brief 1 Covers your companies
Portfolio Pulse
The week's news for every company on your list. Articles, press releases,
SEC filings, and podcasts in one pass so you do not miss material company news.
Reputable publishers only
Material stories surfaced, not every mention
Every item links to the source
Brief 2 Covers your super-investors
Investor Watch
The investors you need to follow: owners in names you hold, or otherwise
relevant to your book. SEC trades, letters, podcasts, and interviews.
13F and 13D/G where applicable
Commentary plus filing activity
Your list, not the whole market
Brief 3 Covers your companies
Insider Activity
A weekly insider trading digest from Form 4 and related filings for your
portfolio companies, in plain language. Conviction insider buying up front.
Routine vesting collapsed so signal is not buried.
No checking sites ticker by ticker
Open market buys highlighted
Direct link to every SEC filing
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There is so much information to follow for a portfolio of companies.
By looking at what our companies are saying and doing, what smart
investors are saying and doing, and what management is doing with
their shares, it helps filter signal from noise. I get all of that
into my email each week for my portfolio. It saves me time and
increases the quality of my work.
Standard or Plus
Same three briefs either way. Standard follows our model book. Plus runs
on the portfolio you actually hold. Built for managers, family offices,
and small teams who need Friday prep without operating another tool.
Standard
$99 $79/mo
Launch pricing for early subscribers
Follow our editorial model portfolio. All three briefs on a curated
book of 16 companies and 10 super-investors. See the methodology before
you upgrade to your own list.
Your companies. Your super-investors. Your inboxes. The same three
briefs built around the portfolio you actually hold, up to 20
companies and 10 investors. Done for you every Friday; we set up
your watchlist.
A curated model book of 16 holdings and 10 super-investors. All three
briefs run on this list every Friday until you upgrade to Plus with
your own portfolio.
The editorial model book every Standard brief runs on.
01AAPL
AppleNASDAQ
02MSFT
MicrosoftNASDAQ
03AMZN
AmazonNYSE
04GOOGL
AlphabetNASDAQ
05META
MetaNASDAQ
06NVDA
NVIDIANASDAQ
07TSLA
TeslaNASDAQ
08BRK.B
Berkshire HathawayNYSE
09V
VisaNYSE
10MA
MastercardNYSE
11COST
CostcoNASDAQ
12UBER
UberNYSE
13JPM
JPMorgan ChaseNYSE
14TSM
TSMCNYSE
15MC.PA
LVMHEuronext
16NFLX
NetflixNASDAQ
10 super-investors on the list
The names serious holders track every week.
01WB
Warren BuffettBerkshire Hathaway
02BA
Bill AckmanPershing Square
03SD
Stan DruckenmillerDuquesne Family Office
04MB
Michael BurryScion Asset Management
05RD
Ray DalioBridgewater Associates
06HM
Howard MarksOaktree Capital
07CI
Carl IcahnIcahn Enterprises
08DL
Daniel LoebThird Point
09DT
David TepperAppaloosa Management
10SK
Seth KlarmanBaupost Group
Portfolio Pulse, Investor Watch, and Insider Activity all run on this
book. Plus swaps in your companies and your super-investors.
Early stage offer
Your companies. Your super-investors. Your brief.
Standard runs on our editorial model book. Signal Brief Plus runs the
same three briefs on the portfolio you actually hold. It's for managers
who need coverage scoped to their book, not a shared feed or another
platform to operate.
Custom company and super-investor lists
Up to 20 companies · 10 investors
White-glove watchlist setup
Three briefs every Friday, zero prompting
$299$259/moLaunch pricing for early subscribers
Common questions
What is Signal Brief?
Weekly portfolio monitoring delivered as three Friday email briefs:
Portfolio Pulse (company news), Investor Watch (super-investor moves
and 13F filings), and Insider Activity (insider buys and sells). Every
item links to its primary source. Factual research, not a stock-picking
newsletter or investment advice.
What's the difference between Standard and Plus?
Standard ($79/mo) runs all three briefs on a curated editorial model
book of 16 companies and 10 super-investors. Plus ($259/mo) runs the
same three briefs on your own custom watchlist of up to 20 companies
and 10 investors, with white-glove setup.
How is this different from an investment newsletter?
Newsletters sell an author's opinion, thesis, or model portfolio.
Signal Brief monitors your watchlist (or our model book on Standard)
with sourced facts: what happened this week on your companies, the
investors you follow, and insider activity. No picks. No commentary
voice. Complements deep research; replaces the Friday scan.
How is this different from an AI research platform?
AI research platforms require you to log in, configure agents, and
prompt for output. Signal Brief is done-for-you: three briefs arrive
every Friday on your watchlist whether you ran a query or not. Same
job as Friday prep, with less operating overhead.
Where does the research come from?
Briefs are compiled from public sources: SEC filings (including 13F,
13D/G, and Form 4), earnings calls, investor letters, reputable news,
and podcasts. Every item links to the original source.
Is Signal Brief investment advice?
No. Signal Brief is factual research compiled from public sources. It
is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any
security.
Get your first Signal Brief free
Standard includes one free week, no credit card needed. For Plus,
drop your email and we'll walk you through setting up your custom watchlist.
Factual research from public sources. Not investment advice.