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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 FoolLawrence Nga

    This Up-and-Coming Tech Company Just Delivered 44% Revenue Growth, and It Has Nothing to Do With AI.

    SoFi Technologies achieved 44% year-over-year revenue growth in Q3 2026, reaching $1.4 billion in adjusted net revenue and $241 million in GAAP net income. The fintech company is expanding its platform across banking, lending, investing, and digital payments, with 17.1 million members and 26.7 million products held. The article emphasizes that SoFi's growth strategy relies on deepening customer relationships and diversifying revenue streams rather than AI, but investors should monitor whether the company can sustain profitability as it expands.

  2. The Motley FoolBram Berkowitz

    History Says Berkshire Hathaway Stock Rewards Patience: It Rose in 50 of the Last 61 Years

    Berkshire Hathaway has demonstrated exceptional long-term performance, rising in 50 of the last 61 years with a 6,099,294% total return (19.7% compounded annually) since 1965, significantly outpacing the S&P 500's 10.5% annual return. Under new CEO Greg Abel, the company maintains its long-term investing philosophy and decentralized structure, though investors may demand greater capital allocation and shareholder returns than Buffett provided in his final years.

  3. The Motley FoolJohnny Rice

    Why Oracle Stock Is Down Today

    Oracle stock fell 6.9% after announcing a $20 billion capital raise ($10 billion in new stock and $10 billion in bonds) to fund its AI infrastructure buildout. While the raise aligns with Oracle's previously announced $20 billion limit through fiscal 2030, investors remain concerned about whether this will be the final raise and whether capital spending could expand while data center revenue faces delays from construction issues and political opposition.

  4. The Motley FoolBrendan Coffey

    Axon Enterprise vs. Monday.com: Which Industrials Stock Is a Better Buy for 2027?

    Axon Enterprise and Monday.com represent different investment approaches: Axon commands a premium valuation (P/E 55.7x) with strong 33.5% revenue growth and expanding cloud services in law enforcement, while Monday.com trades at a discount (P/E 17.2x) with slower 26.7% growth but superior cash generation. The article concludes Axon is the better choice for 2027 due to stronger momentum, despite Monday.com's attractive valuation and AI platform expansion.

  5. The Motley FoolRich Smith

    Why Did SpaceX Stock Just Pop?

    SpaceX stock surged 4.3% after reports that Elon Musk's company is in talks to buy Boost Mobile or use its network to enter the $235 billion wireless market. After being rejected by AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, SpaceX is pursuing a 'back door' strategy through Boost Mobile, which itself leases network access from AT&T and T-Mobile. This move follows SpaceX's recent FCC approval for 15,000 direct-to-cell satellites and $8 billion spectrum license acquisition, positioning Starlink as a potential fourth major U.S. mobile carrier.

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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