News-to-stock research alerts
Know which stock news deserves your attention.
TickerWaves turns your feeds and watchlist into source-backed research prompts, showing affected tickers, evidence, and watch-vs-act context before you decide.
General research only. TickerWaves helps organize evidence; the investment decision stays with you.
The loop
From headline to research prompt.
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Connect
Add the RSS and market news feeds you already follow.
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Analyze
AI reviews each update and maps the stocks it may affect.
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Review
Get notified when a tracked source creates a research prompt worth reviewing.
Track Record
Review whether past calls held up across 1D, 1W, and 1M checkpoints.
Track historical signal behavior after the fact, while keeping the not-a-guarantee framing visible. This gives amateur analysts a way to judge the workflow without turning past movement into a performance promise.
Read methodology
Why it helps
News is noisy. TickerWaves shows what changed, which stocks may be affected, what may already be priced in, and why.
Keep the source, affected stocks, current price context, and reasoning visible before you decide what to watch or act on.
Aggregate stock-specific news
TickerWaves watches trusted RSS and market news feeds, groups relevant articles by watched stock, and keeps original sources visible for review.
Keep evidence visible
Dashboard evidence trays show the linked articles, source names, timestamps, and source links beside the analyst read.
Review current opportunity
Check whether a move may already be priced in, whether the setup is still actionable, and when watch is the better posture.
Review whether past calls held up
Track Record shows 1D, 1W, and 1M checkpoints so you can inspect historical behavior without treating past results as a guarantee.
Important notice
TickerWaves is in beta. It provides general, non-personalized research workflows only and is not an investment adviser or broker; features, analysis behavior, and availability may change as we test and refine the product. You remain responsible for investment decisions.