Loep reads the filings, the deeds, the census tables and the tape, then plots what it finds where a regular person can read it. A house, a ticker, a market cycle, surveyed to the last decimal.
Research, never advice.
Every home in the US with its price, taxes, rent, flood zone, schools and a full underwriting model, plotted on one map. The pins above are placeholders; the sheet is real.
A full report from SEC filings and market data, with every claim linked to the page it came from. Unweighted claims get one tick each; Loep never invents a magnitude.
This is a sample sheet. The notes in the margin are how Loep explains a number it has read.
10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, Form 4 and 13F, pulled from EDGAR the hour they post.
Prices, options, put/call and volume, on a fifteen-minute clock, never real time.
ACS rent tables, FEMA flood layers and county assessor rolls, matched to the parcel.
A mechanical signal with its rule shown, and an underwriting stamp you can argue with.
TDPS is on the bench. Five more are being calibrated and arrive one a day through the week. Each one ships with its method written out, so you can check the reading yourself.
The analyst is still being ground. Reserve a seat and Loep emails once when it opens.
Loep Pro runs 60 property lookups an hour and 30 ticker reports an hour, with all four sheets and the indicators. Every new account starts with 7 days on the full plan, no card. Explorer, the free plan, keeps the scanner and the reports at 3 a day.