ROME is a living intelligence for markets. Eight specialist minds inside one system that learns from contradiction, holds two beliefs at once when the evidence is split, and rewrites its own playbook every week. It discovers names worth attention, runs deep theses against them, argues the bear case, and tells you when to skip.

How is ROME different from a stock-picking newsletter?

ROME is a living intelligence that models markets as reflexive, regime-conditional, and compounding. Every claim traces back to a primary source or a tool result. The system surfaces written theses you can argue with, and written reasons to skip. It pauses itself when conviction is hollow, and rewrites its own rules from the trades it ran and the trades it missed.

What data does ROME use?

SEC EDGAR filings (13F, 13D, Form 4, Form D, NPORT-P), ICI weekly fund flows, FRED macro series, the options tape, and curated X intelligence. The same primary-source data desks pay tens of thousands per year to access.

Is ROME investment advice?

No. ROME provides research and analytical tools for informational purposes only. Nothing on the site or in the app is investment, legal, or tax advice. Trading involves substantial risk, including loss of principal.

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01Capital convergence ✓ 5 priority funds aligned

02Mechanism ✓ Constraint binding

03Regime fit ✓ Liquidity tailwind

04Graph walk ✓ 7 entities · 2 fragile links

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A team of smart agents.
One living intelligence.

Each agent is a cognitive role, not a feature. They argue with each other so the system cannot fall in love with its own ideas. The whole machine runs overnight and hands you what survived.

Agent 01

Explorer

The peripheral vision. It watches the full field constantly, tracking what is forming against the patterns the system has already learned. You have the names that earned focus.

Agent 02

Analyst

The deep attention. Hands it any name and it runs the full institutional pass against everything the system already knows. A written thesis you can argue with.

Agent 03

Ontologist

The relational mind. Every company, mechanism, theme, and capital flow is a node in a knowledge graph the system has built and reweighted from its own history. When you ask about a name, it walks the graph and tells you

Agent 04

Phenomenologist

The horizon auditor. Every act of attention has an edge. This one maps it. Compares what moved against what the model believed, writes the counterfactual, and logs what was real but outside the frame. Watches not what the model believes, but what it has forgotten to doubt.

Agent 05

Playbooks

Named trade archetypes, each with defined triggers, scoring logic, and exit conditions. When a name surfaces, it is scored against every archetype simultaneously. A thesis is not assembled from scratch. It is a match against a pattern the system has already lived through.

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Also inside

Liquidity vector
Consensus gap
Reflexivity check
Cross-section detector
Clonal memory

The retail-vs-institutional gap was never about intelligence.

It was about who could afford the data. Hedge funds spend millions a year so their analysts can see what you're about to. We collapsed that stack into one app.

What the desk pays for

The institutional stack.

Bloomberg Terminal seat ~$24K / yr

FactSet / Refinitiv workstation ~$12K / yr

Senior equity analyst ~$400K / yr

13F + flow scraping team in-house

Macro / strategy desk in-house

What you sit down to

Your seat.

Ticker pipeline · unlimited passes included

200+ funds tracked, live included

Insider clusters · options flow included

Macro regime read · daily included

One app. One screen. What a hedge fund analyst uses

An intelligence that cannot lie to itself.

Every number has a source. A runtime guard rejects fabricated metrics before they reach you. The model does not get to invent numbers it would prefer to be true.

It pauses when conviction is hollow. Circuit breakers halt new entries on stale theses, broken mechanisms, regime gates, and exhausted patterns. The trade you do not take is alpha you keep.

It cannot only look where the story is. The stress detector watches every sector, every factor, every cross-asset bucket. It catches the thing the desk was not yet looking at, before the narrative arrives to point at it.

Built by a PM. Lived in by one. Not a vendor. The same intelligence we run our own book through is the intelligence you sit down to.