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Indriol collects public market data that's slow and hard to read, tests what it really means, and shows you how to use it alongside an index fund. Every number links back to its source.
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Raw data is everywhere.
Usable evidence isn't.
Filings and government data are public, but they're scattered and easy to misread. Indriol does the slow work, so you get an answer you can use.
We gather the raw record.
SEC filings, government oil data and official releases, straight from the source.
We check what really happened.
Each idea gets a pass mark before the test runs. Ideas that fail stay published.
You use it before you act.
Read a company's reported numbers, see what it just filed, and check what your portfolio is made of.
What the record
says right now.
One test we ran, and three readings from this week's public data.
Low tanks were meant to lift oil over the next 13 weeks. It worked in 2011–18 and reversed in 2019–26.
Don't lean on storage alone.
Change in commercial crude stocks over the latest week.
Source: EIA, weekly.
Share of the latest 8-K filings that report earnings results.
Source: SEC EDGAR, Item 2.02.
Executive or board changes in the latest 8-K filings.
Source: SEC EDGAR, Item 5.02.
Watch company news
reach Washington.
Every major company event has to be filed with the SEC. The map shows where the latest filings came from and what they say, as they arrive.
Source: SEC EDGAR. Labels come from each filing's official item code. Dots show each company's home state.
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