About AlphaYou

AlphaYou organizes public records from sources such as insiders, funds, Congress, government awards, and market voices. The product adds context so a disclosed event can be investigated without treating it as a trade instruction.

Every public page should make the evidence, timing, and important caveats easier to inspect. A source record can be useful context, but it is never a promise that a security will rise or fall.

AlphaYou also publishes public buy calls when the same research checks are met. The call and its conclusion are the same for every reader. Personal circumstances never change the verdict.

AlphaYou Research owns the public explainers, source-coverage notes, product copy, and corrections process. We aim to name the underlying public record whenever it is available and to show an updated date on content that can become stale.

AlphaYou was founded by Vansh Batra, a product and strategy operator with seven years of experience across consulting, payments, fintech, and digital assets. He writes and edits the site's public research.

Public explainers, source-coverage notes, and buy-call write-ups are published under his byline. Each is held to the editorial policy, source standards, and corrections process linked below. AlphaYou does not present an independent reviewer where one has not reviewed the work.

Research starts with public records such as SEC filings, congressional disclosures, USAspending awards, and dated company materials. AlphaYou preserves the source link and reporting time, then separates what the record states from the interpretation added around it.

Data-assisted and AI-assisted tools may help organize records or draft explanations. The named author remains responsible for the published facts, source selection, wording, and corrections. Material updates receive a new visible updated date; cosmetic changes do not.

AlphaYou does not provide personalized investment advice, manage money, execute trades, or change a stock conclusion for one person. Its public calls and research are informational publications, not instructions tailored to your objectives, risk tolerance, liquidity needs, or tax position.