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Privacy policySentimentor combines multiple categories of market and public-record evidence. The interface describes the data, its coverage and the research operation that used it; internal vendor or connector names are not presented as if they were the source of the investment conclusion.
Coverage includes current and historical prices, OHLCV bars, screeners, movers, market breadth, forex, futures, crypto, indices and technical indicators. Exchange schedules, delayed feeds, symbol mapping and subscription entitlements can affect freshness and availability.
Research can include fundamentals, analyst recommendations, institutional ownership, Form 4 activity, executive compensation, congressional disclosures, lobbying, contracts, patents, credit evidence, debt maturities and solvency measures. Filing dates and reporting periods are preserved because a newly retrieved filing may describe an older economic event.
Available operations include options activity, IV rank, put/call trends, dark-pool levels, volume delta, CFTC positioning, news sentiment and social signals. These are contextual indicators, not proof of intent; unusual activity can have hedging, liquidity or event-driven explanations.
Coverage differs by symbol, market, date and plan. When evidence is unavailable or an article does not contain enough accessible text, the product reports insufficient content instead of assigning unsupported meaning. Generated analysis should always be checked against the displayed evidence and timestamp.
Read every data point together with its source date, reporting period and market session. A filing retrieved today may describe an earlier quarter, an exchange quote may be delayed, and an options or sentiment signal may reflect hedging rather than directional conviction. When sources disagree, the discrepancy is useful evidence rather than something to hide. Confirm material conclusions against the cited filing, exchange record or issuer disclosure before using them in research, and treat unavailable coverage as an explicit limitation of the analysis.