Stock Companion vs Quiver Quantitative
Both tools help you decide what to do with a stock, and they go about it differently. This page says which is which, including the parts where Quiver Quantitative is the better choice.
What Quiver Quantitative is
Tracks congressional stock trades, insider buying, government contracts and other alternative datasets — in their own words, so traders can "be the first to react".
What Quiver Quantitative does better
Depth on government data. Quiver covers government contracts, lobbying and patent filings alongside congressional trades, and if that dataset is the reason you are shopping, they have more of it than we do.
What we do that they do not
We put the same congressional and Form 4 data next to a sentiment score and a signal for the same ticker, on one page, so a filing becomes a decision rather than a datapoint. And the position-size and risk-reward calculators that turn it into a trade are free and need no account.
See it for yourselfPrice
| Stock Companion | Free tier, no card · $29 / month · $250 / year |
|---|---|
| Quiver Quantitative | Published on their own site.We do not restate it here, because a price copied onto someone else's page goes stale without anybody noticing. |
Which to pick
Stock Companion is the better fit for someone who wants filings in context rather than a filings firehose. If what you want is the thing Quiver Quantitative does better above, use Quiver Quantitative — plenty of people sensibly use both.
Nothing here is investment advice. Our method is written up in full on the methodology page.