Finance and markets introduction
Market sentimentSee how language moves markets before price does.
- Pulp measures how coverage, commentary, and filings are likely to land with different segments of the market: retail sentiment, institutional analysts, or activist positions. It reads them the same way Critical Decisions measures resonance across any audience.
- You see not just what's being reported, but how confident, cautious, or urgent it's likely to read to the people trading on it.
Filing & disclosure analysisRead SEC filings, earnings calls, and disclosures the way traders do.
- Pulp structures dense regulatory language into claims, commitments, and risk factors, so nothing important is buried in boilerplate.
- Track how language changes quarter over quarter. A shifted risk disclosure or a softened forward-looking statement often says more than the numbers beside it.
Narrative trackingFollow how a story moves through the market before it moves the price.
- Pulp traces a claim from its first mention through the outlets, analysts, and forums that pick it up, the same lineage-tracing approach used in Critical Decisions applied to financial narratives specifically.
- See which narratives are gaining independent confirmation and which are just being repeated.
Signal synthesisTurn scattered coverage into one clear read on sentiment and risk.
- Pulp pulls filings, news, transcripts, and social commentary into a single view, scored and organized the same way regardless of where it originated.
- Teams get one coherent picture of market sentiment instead of piecing it together from a dozen open tabs.