Varys runs a valuation model on 8,241 equities, then cross-references what the 535 people who write the rules are quietly buying. The names that clear both screens are the names worth reading about. Eight cleared today.
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“Data-center revenue re-accelerated last quarter; sector breadth widening. Seven members of the House and Senate bought this name in the last ninety days — without a single sell.”
A continuous valuation engine runs on 8,241 U.S. equities, scoring each on cash flow, balance-sheet quality, and sector momentum. You get a four-tier call — Strong Buy, Buy, Hold, Sell — with a conviction number and a short, plain-English thesis.
Every U.S. House and Senate disclosure, normalised and cross-linked to the names in your feed. When a lawmaker buys a ticker the model already likes, the overlap gets flagged at the top of your Discover page.
Follow tickers or members of Congress. Get a push when the model upgrades a name you follow, when a new disclosure lands on one you own, or when bipartisan buying stacks on top of a Strong Buy call — the rarest, strongest set-up.
Every U.S. House and Senate stock-trade disclosure, pulled within an hour of filing, attributed to the member, cross-referenced against the names the model already likes. Both chambers. Both parties. Every dollar range.
Last thirty days — 60 disclosures, 42 buys, 18 sells. When bipartisan buying stacks onto a Strong-Buy call, that name gets pinned to the top of your Discover page until something meaningful changes.
The value is in neither, alone. It is in the rare moment they point at the same ticker, on the same week. Varys lives on that overlap — and nowhere else.
“If you want to know what is going to trade well next quarter, watch what the people writing the rules are buying this quarter. It is not insider information. It is reading.”
Every market day, Varys runs its valuation engine across 8,241 U.S. equities — twelve inputs per name, from free cash flow to sector breadth to balance-sheet quality.
Every STOCK-Act disclosure is pulled, parsed, and attributed to the filing member within an hour of release. Both chambers, both parties, every dollar range.
Where the model's highest-conviction names line up with active congressional buying, the trade is flagged at the top of your Discover page. That rare overlap is the whole pitch.
Founding invitations get the app first at launch, priority access to new features, and a direct line to shape what gets built next. Twelve seats this quarter.
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