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- 18 Live alert channels
- 31 Research capabilities
- 11 Daily recaps published
Real-Time Scanners
Everything You Need to Stay Ahead of the Market
Every scanner runs in its own Discord channel, so unusual activity reaches you where you already are — no extra terminal, no extra tab. Open any channel to see a real alert in the format it arrives in.
- All-in-One Scanner Every scanner below, merged into one stream. Nothing worth seeing gets buried in a channel you were not watching, and repeat alerts on the same ticker are numbered so you can tell a first print from a fifth.
- News Scanner Market-moving company and sector headlines the moment they break, tagged by ticker and scored for tone.
- Social Media Scanner Tracks the accounts traders actually watch — squawk desks, breaking-news feeds and the tickers gaining traction in discussion.
- Volume Scanner Unusual trading volume and sudden shifts in activity, with the float, market cap and relative volume attached so you can size the move immediately.
- Squeeze Scanner Names showing the characteristics associated with short-squeeze setups, scored on borrow fee, short interest and recent price behaviour.
- Whale Scanner Outsized individual prints, sized against the float and market cap so a $282K order on a 1.62M-share float reads as what it is.
- Top Gainers Leading movers across pre-market, regular hours and after-hours, plus rolling multi-day boards for the names that keep running.
- SEC Filings New filings pushed as they hit EDGAR — offerings, 8-Ks, 6-Ks, proxy material and correspondence — each linked to the source document.
- IPO Scanner Upcoming listings, direct listings and offering updates — including the status changes most calendars quietly overwrite.
- Insider Scanner Form 4 activity, including cluster detection — when several insiders at the same company trade inside a 30-day window, the alert says so.
- Halts Scanner Volatility and news halts the second they print — and the resumption alert that follows, so you are not guessing when it reopens.
- Block Trades Scanner Institutional-size prints crossing the tape, with the strike price, share count and notional value of each block.
- Zero-Borrow Scanner Fires the moment available shares to borrow reach zero, alongside the borrow fee and short interest behind it.
- Earnings Scanner The earnings calendar ahead of the print, and the surprise figures against consensus immediately after.
- Economic Calendar Scheduled macro releases with actual, forecast and previous side by side, plus a plain-English note on what the print means.
- Congress Scanner Congressional trade disclosures as they are filed, with the reporting lag made explicit rather than buried.
- Reg SHO Scanner The daily threshold list — additions, removals and how long a name has been on it — instead of a raw file you have to diff yourself.
- Voice Scanner A live audio channel reading out breaking market headlines, so you keep your eyes on the chart and still hear the tape.
Beyond the Alerts
The Context Behind Every Alert
An alert tells you a ticker moved. These tell you what has been happening to it all session, whether anyone else has noticed, and what alerts like it went on to do. Agentic Calls post a setup as a plan and track it to its outcome. Plus 31 research commands, pulled on demand without leaving the server.
#tr-intelligence
One card per ticker per session, edited in place as the day develops.
When a ticker starts firing, Ticker Intelligence opens a single card for it and keeps that one card current for the rest of the session. New activity edits the card rather than posting another message, so a busy name does not bury the channel, and whatever you scroll back to is the current state rather than a message from forty minutes ago. It gathers the things you would otherwise go and look up — how the alerts are stacking, the float, the borrow, the chatter — onto one surface.
$0.6369 (+13.66%)Since first alert: $0.6194 → $0.6369 (+2.83%)Scanner events: 2
Alert follow-through (scanner-observed)
- Prior supported alerts
- 1
- ≥5m first observation
- n=0 (no supported observations yet)
- Observed since alert
- best +2.8% / worst +2.8% / latest +2.8% (1 obs over 0m)
- State
- INSUFFICIENT DATA
Float
- Reported float
- 18.6M
- Latest scanner volume window
- 46.7K
Social pulse
- Noise
- 19/100 — QUIET
- Trend
- Falling
- Confidence
- Medium
- As of
- 07:30 ET
Historical context
- Similar RTH QUIET-confluence alerts
- n=174
- Observed ≥5m follow-through
- positive 139/174
- Median observed move
- +8.1%
Context only — not a trade signal.
#social-pulse
How much attention a ticker is drawing right now, measured against its own normal.
Social Pulse scores how much retail chatter a ticker is attracting, against that ticker's own baseline rather than the market's. A quiet small-cap suddenly lighting up registers; a name that is always busy does not trip the same wire for being busy. It posts when the reading breaks out of a ticker's normal range, and attaches to the Ticker Intelligence card the rest of the time.
Fresh burst detected
Why posted
velocity 6.93× spike · rapid acceleration (explosive)
- Confidence
- HIGH
- Trend
- Explosive ↑↑↑
- Velocity
- 6.93× normal
Windows (×norm)
- 5m
- 6.93×
- 15m
- 3.35×
- 60m
- 0.84×
Platforms
- X
- —
- StockTwits
- 54 MODERATE ↑↑↑
- 17 QUIET →
- Primary source
- StockTwits
- Cross-platform
- None
- Participants
- 26
Sentiment
- Bullish 25%
- Bearish 13%
- Neutral 62%
Scanner ↔ social
MARKET → SOCIAL — Scanner activity preceded the social surge by ~27m
Attention metric — not a trade signal.
#squeeze-reports
What the Squeeze Scanner's alerts actually did afterwards, posted after every session.
The Squeeze Scanner reporting back on itself. Once a trading day settles, the channel posts what every alerted ticker went on to do — how many reached +5%, +10%, +20% and +50%, the typical run, the typical drawdown against you, and how long the moves took — split by whether the tape was fully covered or the alert landed in extended hours. Weekly roll-ups follow the same shape. Losses are reported as prominently as gains, and every figure carries the sample size behind it.
Alerts
- Total
- 3
- Complete
- 3
- Insufficient
- 0
Coverage
- Full
- 1
- Premarket
- 2
- After-hours
- 0
Data quality
- Insufficient
- 0
- Incomplete hist
- 0
Full-coverage follow-through · n=1
- Reached
- +5% 100% (1/1) · +10% 0% (0/1) · +20% 0% (0/1) · +50% 0% (0/1)
- Max run
- median +5.3% · p25 +5.3% · p75 +5.3% · avg +5.3%
- Adverse
- median −0.8% · p25 −0.8% · p75 −0.8% · peak→trough −2.1%
- Timing
- →+5% 1777m · →+10% — · →peak 1777m
- Peak
- same-session 0% (0/1) · next 100% (1/1)
- Shapes
- immediate 0 · delayed 0 · dump→run 0 · no-follow 1
Top
- $XHLD
- +5.3%
Weakest
- $XHLD
- +5.3%
Premarket · n=2
- Extended
- scanner-observed (n=2) · insufficient sample
- Regular follow (n=2)
- open→high +0.5% · +10% from open 0% (0/2) · open→close −0.9%
Performance reflects observable post-alert market activity. Extended-hours scanner observations are discrete and may not capture every price move.
#tr-agentic-calls
An automated system posts momentum setups as calls, then tracks each one to how it ended.
TickerRoom’s automated system looks for momentum setups and posts each one as a call: the entry zone, the trigger, the stop and the targets, with the reasons in plain English. It then follows the call and posts each update — triggered, a target reached, stopped — through to how it ended: STOPPED, COMPLETE, or EXPIRED if it never triggered. A call shows the system’s own plan so you can watch a setup play out. It is not a recommendation to trade.
CALL — 3 setups
- Grade
- B_SETUP (v2.0)
- Strategy
- first-pullback + vwap-reclaim + breakout-pullback
- Status
- WAITING FOR TRIGGER
- Entry zone
- $2.34–$2.42
- Trigger
- break+hold $2.34
- Stop
- $2.00
- Base hit
- $2.51 (+0.5R)
- Targets
- T1 $2.85 · T2 $3.19 · T3 $3.70+
- R:R
- T1 1.50R · T2 2.50R
Why
- RVOL 39.10x
- +18% move
- fresh breakout structure
- tight spread
- near HOD
Setups on this move
- first-pullback (B_SETUP)
- trigger $2.34 · stop $2.00 · T1 $2.85
- vwap-reclaim (B_SETUP)
- trigger $2.34 · stop $2.00 · T1 $2.85
- breakout-pullback (B_SETUP)
- trigger $2.35 · stop $2.00 · T1 $2.88
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Company Intelligence What a company is, what it just announced, and what is coming next.
What a company is, what it just announced, and what is coming next.
- Company profile
- Sector, exchange, headcount and what the business actually does.
- Detailed stock data
- The full quote — range, market cap, float and averages.
- Latest news
- Recent headlines with their source and timestamp.
- Upcoming earnings
- When the next report lands, and whether it is before or after the bell.
- IPO calendar
- Which listings have priced, and when they start trading.
- Symbol changes
- Tickers that have been renamed, so an old symbol still finds the company.
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Short & Dilution The float-side picture: borrow availability, short exposure and share-count history.
The float-side picture: borrow availability, short exposure and share-count history.
- Shares available to borrow
- How much stock a broker can still lend to short sellers.
- Borrow fees
- The annualised rate charged to hold a short position.
- Short interest
- How much of the float is sold short, and how long it would take to cover.
- Outstanding share history
- How the share count has moved over time — the dilution record.
- Fails to deliver
- Trades that did not settle on time.
- Squeeze score
- A composite ranking of the conditions associated with squeeze setups.
- Stock splits
- Past splits, forward and reverse, with their ratios.
- Split calendar
- Splits already announced, and the dates they take effect.
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Trading Activity Where the volume is actually going, and who is moving size.
Where the volume is actually going, and who is moving size.
- Largest trades
- The biggest individual prints of the session.
- Trading volume
- Today's volume against the levels that are normal for the name.
- Volume history
- How volume has behaved across previous sessions.
- Relative volume
- Today's pace as a multiple of the usual.
- Off-exchange activity
- The share of volume printing away from the lit exchanges.
- Short vs. long volume
- How much of the day's volume went through short-side.
- Insider trades
- Buying and selling by officers and directors, as filed.
- Top gainers & losers
- The session's biggest movers in both directions.
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Sentiment & Attention Which names the market is watching, and how the mood is shifting.
Which names the market is watching, and how the mood is shifting.
- Social sentiment
- How the tone around a ticker leans across trading discussion.
- Fear & greed
- A broad read on where risk appetite currently sits.
- Most mentioned
- The tickers being talked about most right now.
- Most viewed
- The tickers drawing the most eyes.
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Research & Analysis Screen, compare, chart and verify without leaving the server.
Screen, compare, chart and verify without leaving the server.
- Stock screener
- Filter the market down to names matching your own criteria.
- Price comparison
- Put several tickers on the same axis.
- Charts
- Price history rendered on demand, without opening a platform.
- Technical analysis
- The standard indicator read on a name.
- SEC filing lookup
- Pull a company's filings straight from the record.
Cards rebuild past output in TickerRoom's own components to show the format. They are illustrative, not live market data. Where a card reports follow-through or historical context, it is describing what was observed after previous alerts, with the number of observations printed beside it — a record of what happened, never a forecast of what will.
Open by Design
Nothing to Take on Trust
What an alert service can ask you to believe, and what TickerRoom does instead.
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Instead of a highlight reel of the alerts that worked
Every alert, in public
The delayed feed shows every All-in-One Scanner alert from the last two trading days, 15 minutes after members saw it. Nothing is hand-picked.
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Instead of a win rate with nothing beside it
The misses, in the same report
After every session, the Squeeze Performance Tracker posts what the Squeeze Scanner’s alerts went on to do: the levels reached, the move against them and the count that never followed through, each with its sample size.
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Instead of tips to copy, with no plan and no record
Activity and plans, never advice
An alert reports what happened — a volume spike, a halt, a new filing — with the figures behind it. A call is the automated system’s own plan for a setup, and the daily recap lists every one with how it ended, stops included. Neither is a recommendation, and a score describes a setup, never an outcome.
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Instead of output you have to decode by yourself
Every number explained
18 alert channels and 63 commands each have a page: what it fires on or returns, and what the figures mean.
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