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Signal through the silt.

Stocks, crypto and news catalysts, ranked into decisions

Follow market prices, charts and current catalysts without an account. When you need a decision workflow, move into ranked intelligence with data-quality checks and risk-aware review.

Public markets
Stocks · Crypto · NFTs
Catalysts
Source attributed
Member intelligence
Risk gated

Automated Market Intelligence

News Catalysts Mixed Directly with Stock Signals

Trade setup intelligence

Charts, patterns, liquidity, and profile weighting stay together before a setup is surfaced.

News aggregation engine

Market-moving headlines are normalized, scored, and matched to the stocks they can move.

Automated controls

Automation is gated by data quality, risk limits, and explicit confidence thresholds.

Signal Workflow

Built Around the Decision Path

01

Ingest

Market headlines and bars enter one data-quality boundary.

02

Score

Catalysts are separated into bullish, neutral, and bearish context.

03

Rank

Opportunity boards blend catalyst impact with chart and risk signals.

04

Control

Execution-facing actions stay behind operator and risk checks.

Current Catalysts

Latest Market Headlines

Source-attributed headlines captured in the last hours, each linked to the public stock and crypto pages it mentions. Browse all market news

  1. The Motley FoolSean Williams

    Social Security's Historic 2027 COLA: Here's Everything You Need to Know

    Social Security beneficiaries will receive a 2027 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) announcement on October 14, 2026. Independent estimates project a 3.5% increase, which would be the sixth-largest raise in 35 years and add approximately $73 monthly to average retired workers' benefits. However, despite above-average COLAs, beneficiaries have experienced a 36% loss in purchasing power since 2000 due to inflation outpacing the CPI-W index used for calculations. Rising inflation is driven by Trump's tariff policies, the Iran war affecting oil supplies, and AI infrastructure demand creating chip shortages.

  2. The Motley FoolJohn Bromels

    $1,000 in Each of These 6 Quantum, Air Taxi, and Satellite Stocks Could Be Worth This Much by 2030

    The article examines six high-risk, high-reward stocks in emerging industries including quantum computing, eVTOL air taxis, and satellite networks. While these stocks have fallen over 60% from all-time highs and could potentially triple by 2030, each faces significant risks that could further depress share prices. The featured companies are D-Wave Quantum, Rigetti Computing, Archer Aviation, Joby Aviation, AST SpaceMobile, and SoundHound AI.

  3. The Motley FoolJeremy Bowman

    Domino’s Pizza U.S. Same-Store Sales Grew Just 0.3%. Here’s Why New CEO Joe Jordan Says the Company’s ‘Next Chapter Will Be Our Strongest Yet.’

    Domino's Pizza reported disappointing Q3 results with U.S. same-store sales growth of just 0.3% and international comparable sales up 0.2%, reflecting ongoing challenges from inflation, competition from delivery platforms, and weakening consumer spending. New CEO Joe Jordan, who took over in October, aims to improve customer relationships and franchisee profitability, but analysts note that returning to the strong growth of the 2010s will be difficult.

  4. Globenewswire IncDelveinsight

    Medical Marijuana Clinical Trial Landscape Expands as 60+ Leading Companies Accelerate Drug Development | DelveInsight

    Over 60 pharmaceutical companies are advancing more than 65 medical marijuana pipeline therapies across multiple clinical development stages. Key players including Harmony Biosciences, Cardiol Therapeutics, Incannex Healthcare, and others are developing treatments for conditions ranging from chronic pain and neurological disorders to psychiatric conditions. Recent milestones include FDA approvals for Exilby (first European cannabis-based chronic pain treatment) and Syndros, with several Phase III trials underway for conditions like Fragile X Syndrome, autism spectrum disorder, and obstructive sleep apnea.

  5. The Motley FoolDavid Jagielski, Cpa

    The Surprising Way Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chatbots Are Giving Walmart's Business a Boost

    AI chatbots frequently recommend Walmart as their default answer for shopping queries, with UBS analysis showing it as the preferred retailer for everyday consumption. While this trend could drive traffic to stores and 34% of consumers are willing to use AI for holiday gift recommendations, analysts question whether this boost will be significant enough to justify Walmart's current valuation of 40x trailing earnings, given the company's modest growth rate.

Real signals or no signal

The system only ranks opportunities when real market and catalyst data is available. Missing data produces a clear unavailable state instead of noise.

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