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Fiscal.ai continues its dataset launches. 7,000+ Letters!
Introducing Fund Letters from Social Leverage Fund IV company Fiscal.ai. Fund Letters aggregates the letters written by 780 prominent investors around the world and over 7,000 rich content letters. The best part is you can get the letters on their terminal, via API, and via MCP.
How do you keep up with reading the letters from hedge fund managers? How do you know what they are investing in, why they are making the investments, and their quarterly performance?
I did a simple MCP pull, asking Claude, what did Dan Loeb invest in recently, and what are some of the takeaway commentaries from his latest investment letters? Any recent activist campaigns or letters of mass destruction? Any CEOs retreating to their waterfront mansion to hobnob in the Hamptons?
This is another powerful dataset now available via MCP from Fiscal.ai. They started with structured data like fundamentals & KPIs and now we are getting the unstructured data. Putting context and insights around why investment managers are making the investments they are making. For example, Dan Loeb and Third Point recently exited $CSGP ( ▼ 0.65% ). Why? From the Fiscal.ai MCP:
“Fully exited CoStar Group — bearish, blaming the CEO's "reckless spending" on Homes.com and a board that entrenched rather than checked him, which invalidated Third Point's original activist thesis.”
Looking forward to incorporating monitoring all the investment managers’ newsletters that I have enjoyed reading over the year, and creating skills to get summaries as well as find overlap across managers.
7 Stocks to Buy Before the Robots Take Over
The next AI trade may not be another chatbot.
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This is where AI gets a body.
And as labor shortages, wage pressure, and supply chain stress push more companies toward automation, these stocks could move before the robotics story becomes impossible to ignore.
The report normally sells for $29.97, but it is free for a limited time.