tickercrew
A team of robots watches your stocks and crypto around the clock. By morning, you get a briefing on what moved, why it matters, and what would prove each idea wrong.
40,000 ETH moved onto an exchange. Inflows this size often come before selling.
Analyst upgrade on NVDA to Outperform, price target raised to $165.
Two TSLA insiders filed Form 4 sales this week. Worth knowing before the open.
NVDA futures holding above its 50-day average on heavy pre-market volume.
Desk Chief: three robots flagged NVDA overnight. It's at the top of your list today.
Each robot has one job. The Desk Chief reads everything they find and decides what's worth your time.
Connects the dots and writes your briefings
Price, volume and technical setups
Earnings, SEC filings and insider trades
Big wallets and exchange flows
Headlines, analyst calls and macro events
Social buzz on Reddit, X and Stocktwits
Joins later
Your desk takes over. Each robot starts watching the tickers and coins on your list.
Filings, headlines, wallet moves and price action get checked as they happen, in plain code first, so nothing slips by.
The Desk Chief writes up what matters, what the robots agree on, and where they disagree.
Only the signals worth interrupting you for. Quiet means nothing changed.
No vague "cautiously bullish." Each alert says what happened, how sure the robot is, what would prove it wrong, and where the evidence came from.
Chartist flagged NVDA
$142.18, up 2.4%, 2:41 PM
Price closed above its 50-day average on 2.1 times normal volume.
The 50-day average is the stock's typical price over the last ten weeks. Crossing above it with far more trading than usual suggests buyers are serious, not just drifting.
We're starting with a small group of day and swing traders. Stocks and crypto, research only.