Problem: Retail traders and independent analysts read the same financial news feeds as institutions but lack tools to detect when media narratives are distorting price action. When a story is framed with heavy bias or sentiment shifts rapidly across outlets, prices can move before fundamentals justify it. Bloomberg Terminal serves institutions at institutional prices and does not expose a simple bias-and-drift score aimed at individuals. Solution: Econic News Alpha Signal scores financial news articles for narrative bias and sentiment drift, flagging media-driven price distortion so a trader can separate signal from noise. The named product, Econic News Alpha Signal, delivers an alpha signal layered on top of raw news. MVP: ingest financial news feeds, run sentiment and bias scoring (the community interest in Python Newspaper, TextBlob, and media bias detection shows the base techniques are accessible), and surface a per-article and per-ticker bias and sentiment-drift score through a web dashboard and alerts. Revenue: SaaS subscription for retail traders and independent analysts, likely tiered by number of tickers tracked and alert frequency. Econic itself is reported at roughly $4802/mo MRR (payment-verified via Stripe), and comparable Pluma at roughly $1423/mo MRR (payment-verified via Stripe), suggesting the model can reach paying customers. GTM: reach traders through the same YouTube and data-science communities already discussing AI finance news bias detectors, where creators are literally testing these tools on camera. Growth loops: shareable bias scorecards on specific tickers and news events give traders social proof to post, pulling in more traders who want the same edge.