An automated engine that reads your watchlist through every trading session — technicals, options positioning, short interest, insider filings, dilution and fundamentals — and emails you the moment something changes. No charts to babysit, no tabs to keep open. Before the open, it also ranks the 5,000 most traded US stocks, so you see what is moving beyond your own list.
Technicals tell you what is happening. Options flow, short interest, and insider activity tell you who is behind it. PulseAlert runs both, continuously.
Both of these are rendered from the running code. The company is invented — this page never shows a reading on a real stock.
A ticker you do not hold yet can be looked up on demand — the card works for any symbol, not only the ones on your list.
High short interest alone doesn't tell you much. Heavy call open interest alone doesn't either. But high short interest and heavy call positioning at the same time is a genuinely different setup — a possible squeeze in the making. PulseAlert watches both, automatically, and tells you when they line up.
Build your watchlist →Every signal PulseAlert works out itself is backed by a documented formula and threshold, written out on the dashboard — not a hidden model you are asked to trust. The methodology page spells out each rule and the number it turns on. Where a reading is somebody else's opinion, the card says whose: the analyst consensus, and the third-party Danelfin signal, are labelled as theirs rather than ours. Where the sources disagree, they are shown side by side rather than averaged into one confident answer.
It is already reading the market, hourly, through every trading session.
Start with one symbol you already watch.