Intelligence for your money
Do you know what you actually own?
Your money lives inside funds you’ve never looked through. Kurto looks through them, and watches the world for the few things that truly touch it. With receipts, not guesses.
$550,000, as the statement shows it.
What Kurto does
The Mirror.
See every company you actually own, across all your funds, in one list.
Enter your funds. See what’s really underneath: the bets you didn’t know you were making. It works on ETFs, index funds, and mutual funds alike, reading the same filings the funds themselves publish.
Nothing today touched your money in a way that matters at your horizon.
108 events screened against this goal ·
¹ The near-misses, the events that came closest, appear here as footnotes, each with its source. Kept small, kept honest.
Kurto
The Quiet.
A daily briefing that usually says: nothing happened. So when it speaks, you listen.
A briefing every day. Most days it says: nothing touched your money. When something does, you’ll see exactly why.
The Watch.
Fees, drift, and crowding: the slow things that decide what your money becomes.
The slow, structural things that quietly decide what your money becomes, watched for you.
Kurto’s view today
So far, an ordinary pace for this hour. Yesterday: An ordinary day.
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The Morning
Tech spending surge and US-Iran sanctions lead Monday news flow
Composed 9:15 a.m. ET, August 31 · read the full edition →
Tech capex surge and mixed earnings
right 39 of every 100 · 70,394 checks
US-Iran sanctions escalation
right 21 of every 100 · 5,131 checks
AI-driven cybersecurity demand
right 38 of every 100 · 1,082 checks
Gold sector performance
right 13 of every 100 · 931 checks
Energy infrastructure constraints
right 20 of every 100 · 1,311 checks
Casino sector consolidation
right 97 of every 100 · 1,373 checks
20,227 companies · $16.8T tracked · 3,168 articles read today
We grade our own readings against what markets do next — and publish every grade, including the ones that embarrass us.
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Every claim links to its source. Not investment advice.
How it works
The day, sifted.
Every article is read; almost all of it is dismissed. What remains is checked against real holdings, path by path: deterministic, with receipts.
Each day Kurto reads 3,168 articles, merges them into 234 events, checks each against real fund holdings by company, sector, theme and country, and dismisses nearly all of them. Most days: nothing needs your attention.
3,168 articles read today.
We read the official filings of the major US funds, holding over .
Under your own key
Sailing at sixty.
VOO$18,40038 shares
VTSAX$12,65087 shares
SCHD$9,200312 shares
QQQM$6,10029 shares
ARKK$4,65071 shares
$51,000 across five funds.
Sailing at sixty.
VOO$18,40038 shares
VTSAX$12,65087 shares
SCHD$9,200312 shares
QQQM$6,10029 shares
ARKK$4,65071 shares
$51,000 across five funds.
What we store is unreadable without your key.
A representative dossier. The whole note, including what this doesn’t mean →
Kurto never holds your money.
Never sells your data.
Never tells you what to buy or sell.
It shows you what you own, what it costs you, what’s quietly changing, and what in the world actually touches it, with evidence for every word. The decisions stay yours.