# intel

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{% tab title="News" %}
Recent news articles relevant to the selected market, fetched via Brave Search API.

* Up to 5 articles per market
* Search queries are sector-aware (sports markets search for injury reports and odds; political markets search for polling data)
* Each article shows headline, source, snippet, and publication date
* Articles are fetched at analysis time and cached
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{% tab title="Comments" %}
Community discussion from the Polymarket platform. Shows recent comments on the selected market from other traders. Useful for gauging crowd sentiment and catching information you might have missed.
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{% tab title="Holders" %}
Top holders for both YES and NO positions.

| Data Point              | Description                                                         |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Top 10 YES holders**  | Largest YES position holders with wallet addresses and share counts |
| **Top 10 NO holders**   | Largest NO position holders                                         |
| **YES/NO ratio**        | Aggregate balance between YES and NO holders                        |
| **Concentration (HHI)** | Herfindahl-Hirschman Index measuring holder concentration           |

High concentration (few large holders) can mean:

* **Informed money**: Large holders may have better information
* **Vulnerability**: A single large exit could move the price significantly
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Dates" %}
Key dates relevant to the market:

* **Market creation date**
* **Resolution date** (when the outcome will be decided)
* **Days remaining**
* **Market age and maturity stage** (New, Young, Mature, Veteran)
  {% endtab %}
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### Using Intel Data

The Intel panel provides the fundamental context that quantitative models can't capture alone:

1. **News as catalyst**: Fresh news that models haven't priced in yet is where edge lives
2. **Holder conviction check**: If top holders are heavily concentrated on one side, follow the money
3. **Timeline awareness**: Markets near resolution behave differently than long-dated ones
4. **Community signal**: Comments often surface local knowledge and contrarian views


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```
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```

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Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.