Frequently asked questions

Strategies, Prime, research workspace, access, and data timing.

What is Investivoq?

Investivoq is a stock and ETF strategy research platform for exploring historical strategies, backtesting investment ideas, analysing risk metrics and monitoring market data. You can browse published strategies, Watch the ones you want to follow, and review strategy entries and exits in your personal workspace. Prime is included as a featured strategy in the same catalog. Investivoq is not an investment adviser, broker, fund or trading service.

How does Investivoq identify strategy entries and exits?

Investivoq applies predefined research rules to public market data and identifies strategy entry and exit events. These events are provided for research and historical analysis and are not personalized investment recommendations.

What is Smart Money?

Smart Money covers strategies built from public filings — congressional trades, insider Form 4 filings, activist stakes, government contracts, lobbying, and related sources. Some strategies have variants (Mirror, 21D, 60D, 120D) so you can compare exit approaches on the same underlying event. Published Smart Money portfolio figures use a fixed-capital sleeve: new entries use available cash only, open positions are not rebalanced, and full exits return cash that later entries can reuse.

What is Investivoq Prime?

Prime is Investivoq's featured, more selective strategy. It sits in the Strategies catalog and uses the same Watch, Current, Closed, Signals, and About flow. It typically publishes fewer strategy events — around 2 new entries per month on average; actual frequency depends on market conditions. It is included in Monthly and Annual — not a separate subscription. It is not a managed account and not a brokerage.

What is the difference between Monthly and Annual?

Both plans include the strategy catalog, including Prime. Monthly lets you start following every strategy from today: up to 5 existing active positions per strategy and every new published strategy event while subscribed. Annual unlocks the complete current portfolio immediately and includes every new published strategy event.

When do backtests enter trades?

Backtests only enter a trade after the filing is public. We do not use information that was not yet available at the time. Historical backtest performance is not a guarantee of future results.

How do I get access?

Create a free account, then buy Investivoq Monthly or Annual from Pricing or Account → Subscription. Both plans include the strategy catalog, including Prime. Checkout is self-service: card via Creem, crypto via NOWPayments (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH), or Telegram Stars. Access opens automatically after a successful payment. Payments are non-refundable.

What payment methods do you accept?

Three methods: card via Creem, crypto via NOWPayments (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH), and Telegram Stars. Access opens after the provider confirms payment. Card subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel.

Can I get a refund?

Cancellation stops future automatic renewals without refunding the paid period. Access remains available until that period ends. When upgrading a card subscription from Monthly to Annual, Creem may refund the unused portion of the month as part of its proration and charge the annual price.

How do I get notifications when strategy positions change?

Create an account, tap Watch on the variants you want to follow, then open Account → Notifications. Connect Telegram or enable email. Watching a strategy does not send an external alert unless the channel is connected and enabled. The public channel t.me/investivoq is editorial — it is not a replacement for personal alerts.

Where is the Investivoq Telegram channel?

Public channel: t.me/investivoq. Bot for alerts, Stars, and support: t.me/investivoq_bot. The same links are in the site footer and on Contact.

Is this investment advice?

No. Investivoq provides research tools and historical simulations for information only. Past backtest performance does not guarantee future results. Consult a qualified advisor before making investment decisions.

Where does the data come from?

Published strategies use public sources such as congressional disclosures, SEC Form 4 insider filings, activist 13D/13G stakes, government contracts, and lobbying. Prime is a featured strategy with its own selected list of research events; prices and history use market data.

Do I need an account to browse?

Anyone can view the landing page, pricing, and a public strategy catalog preview. A free account unlocks deeper previews, notification setup, and checkout.