A free account opens most of Bargo: the Congress log, attention on X, the podcasts that matter, company fundamentals, prices and the news feed. The subscription adds what takes real work to collect — the institutional record, the live earnings tape, SEC filings depth and the AI compute economics.
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Free covers the daily surface: the Congress disclosure log, attention on X, the Substack and YouTube podcasts that matter with their transcripts, company fundamentals with quarterly P&L and earnings results, live quotes and daily bars, technicals, correlation buckets, sell side ratings, the news feed with per ticker sentiment, Polymarket odds and web search. The subscription adds the parts that take real work to collect: 13F holdings with position changes, hedge fund and activist letters, Form 4 insider trades, earnings calls captured live off the IR feed, SEC XBRL financials and guidance, and the AI compute economics.
It answers out of Bargo's own store rather than from memory, and it cites what it used, with the date the figure was filed or captured. When a source has nothing for your question it says so instead of filling the gap.
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It depends on the source, and every answer says which one it used. Earnings calls land the same day. Insider Form 4s arrive within two business days of the trade. Congressional filings run on the STOCK Act's disclosure window of up to about 45 days. 13F holdings are quarterly and lag the quarter end by 45 days.
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