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Wren reads the same SEC filings, press releases, ratings, insider trades and prices you see on Quantisnow, answers in a few plain sentences, and links the story or filing it got each fact from. When you ask, it follows stocks and sets alerts for you, one confirmed tap at a time.

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How much of GME's volume was short this week?
GMEShort share of volume54.0%

2026-11-06: 1.3M shares short. FINRA daily trades, not short interest.

Across the four sessions FINRA has for GME (Nov 3 to Nov 6), about 52.1% of volume was short sales: 5.42M of 10.40M shares. Nov 2 is not in the data, so this is not a full five-day week. Daily short share ranged from 48.1% (Nov 5) to 54.0% (Nov 4 and Nov 6).

Five questions, asked on Nov 7, 2026

These are Wren's actual answers, word for word, with the cards it showed. The numbers come from our data on that day, so newer filings will change what it says today.

Asked Nov 7, 4:29 PM ET

What did Palantir report in its Q3 earnings release?
  • Searched Palantir's press releases
  • Read the Nov 2 release
Palantir reported Q3 2026 results on Nov 2 after the close (press release via BusinessWire). Revenue was $2.313 billion, up 96% year over year. U.S. commercial revenue was $984 million, up 148%, and surpassed U.S. government revenue for the first time. GAAP EPS and adjusted EPS were both $0.44.
It raised full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $8.530 to $8.534 billion. Q4 revenue guidance is $2.649 to $2.653 billion.

Asked Nov 7, 4:18 PM ET

Have insiders been buying or selling AAPL lately?
  • Searched Form 4 insider trades
  • Searched insider purchases
Insiders have been selling AAPL, not buying. The latest sale I found was filed Nov 5 by SVP Jennifer Newstead, and every sale in the feed since Oct 5 was made under a pre-agreed trading plan. The purchases feed has no AAPL entries. The largest sale was Executive Chair Timothy Cook's $63.8M on Oct 5.

Asked Nov 7, 4:18 PM ET

How much of GME's volume was short this week?
  • Pulled FINRA short volume
GMEShort share of volume54.0%

2026-11-06: 1.3M shares short. FINRA daily trades, not short interest.

Across the four sessions FINRA has for GME (Nov 3 to Nov 6), about 52.1% of volume was short sales: 5.42M of 10.40M shares. Nov 2 is not in the data, so this is not a full five-day week. Daily short share ranged from 48.1% (Nov 5) to 54.0% (Nov 4 and Nov 6).

Asked Nov 7, 4:18 PM ET

Alert me when MRNA has FDA news
  • Checked the stocks you follow
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Asked Nov 7, 4:18 PM ET

Should I buy PLTR?
  • Read the PLTR company page
  • Searched analyst ratings, insider trades and filings
I can't tell you whether to buy PLTR. Here is what's on file:
Analysts: Five rating changes since Jul 2, all to Buy or Overweight. Two initiations came in October.
Insiders: Two director sales in the last three weeks, both marked as made under pre-agreed trading plans: Alexander Moore on Oct 20 and Lauren Friedman on Nov 5.
Filings: Palantir filed its 10-Q and an earnings 8-K on Nov 2.

It only knows what Quantisnow has on file

Wren does not search the web or guess. It looks things up in our feeds while you wait, and when the answer is not there it says so, as it did when we asked about Moderna's FDA news and the last item on file was from 2020.

SEC filings
8-K, 10-Q, 10-K, 13D, S-1 and the rest, as EDGAR posts them, with 8-K exhibits
Press releases
Business Wire, PR Newswire, GlobeNewswire and more
Insider trades
every Form 4 buy and sale, with the insider's title
Analyst ratings
upgrades, downgrades, initiations and price targets
FDA news
approvals, advisory committees and safety notices
Prices
quotes and daily bars
Short volume
FINRA's daily short share of volume

You can see what it is doing

While it works, the wren beside the chat shows which job it is on, and the line next to it says the same in words.

  • Reading the filingIts eye tracks the line it is on.
  • Getting pricesThe tail ticks like a needle.
  • Finding the companyIt hops while it looks around.
  • Changing your alertsA nod, then it waits for your tap.
  • ThinkingHead cocked, brow up.
  • Waiting for youBlinks, and flicks its tail now and then.

How much you can ask

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What it will not do

It does not give investment advice. Ask whether to buy and it says it can't tell you, then lays out the recent ratings, insider trades and filings, as in the PLTR answer above. It never predicts a price.

It changes nothing without your tap. Following a stock or turning alerts on shows a Confirm button first. It cannot touch billing, passwords or your subscription.

It can be wrong. Wren is an AI model working from our data, which is why every answer links its source. Chats are saved and reviewed by our team; see the privacy policy.

Why a wren

Wrens are small, loud for their size, and among the first birds singing before sunrise, around the time the first pre-market releases cross the wire. A short name you can say in one breath also helps: ask Wren about NVDA.