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How to Read Convergence Scores
What the numbers mean and how to use this dashboard

What is a Convergence Score?

Each ticker gets a score from 0–100 based on how many independent data sources are pointing in the same direction. A single congressional trade is noise. But when Congress buys, institutions accumulate, lobbyists spend, and contracts land on the same company — that pattern is harder to ignore.

Higher scores mean more sources are aligned, with more recent activity and stronger directional agreement. Scores update daily as new data arrives.

What Counts as a Source?

Congress 13F Holdings Insider Trades Lobbying Gov Contracts Options Flow Policy Federal Jobs Technical

Proximity Levels

Imminent 85–100 Strong multi-source alignment with recent, high-value activity
Near 70–84 Multiple sources converging with clear directional bias
Developing 55–69 Pattern forming across several sources, worth monitoring
Early Below 55 Initial activity detected from 2+ sources, early stage
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