Global Disclosure Intelligence
Financial markets leave a trail of disclosures. RealitySeller organizes that trail into a single research workflow so investors can move from an institution or issuer to the underlying filing and source.
What is disclosure intelligence?
Disclosure intelligence is the process of turning public regulatory and exchange disclosures into a structured view of who reported what, for which security or issuer, under which rule and on which date. It is different from trying to infer every trade from a headline.
The major disclosure families
Institutional portfolio reports such as Form 13F describe reported holdings. Beneficial-ownership filings such as Forms 13D and 13G address substantial ownership. Insider forms disclose transactions by company insiders. Corporate reports and exchange or takeover notices describe issuer events and control situations.
Why provenance matters
A useful terminal should keep the source attached to the record. RealitySeller separates filing date, report period and event date and avoids presenting an inferred transaction as a sourced fact.
Explore the terminal
Use the terminal to search institutions, issuers, filings and disclosure workflows. Then use the research desk to understand the rule behind the record.