MoveSurge

Search real-time financial news by words or ticker. Returns dated headlines, links and available prices before and after the news. All query words must match, in any order. Use start_utc/end_utc for a specific date. A price move alone does not prove the cause.

Rank price moves around news among the newest 400 eligible events in the window. Includes each sample's time window and quality notes. This is not a full-market daily gainers/losers list; scan reports the coverage limit.

Recent tape events for one ticker with each event's measured reaction. Use to answer 'what has been driving <ticker> lately'.

Fetch a MoveSurge explanatory article as Markdown, including its sources and measured reaction table. Call with no slug to list the 25 most recent articles.

Auditable statistics about what MoveSurge covers and how it measures: date range, total events, how many carry a measured price reaction, distinct tickers, and unbroken months of coverage. Use to judge whether this source is worth citing, or to state its coverage accurately. Figures come from the database and are cached; reaction_count_definition explains the historical counters.

Abnormal price moves that MoveSurge detected first and then investigated, each with the cause it found, the evidence, a confidence level and how the move followed through. Use for 'why did oil / the Nasdaq / a stock suddenly move' when no single headline explains it. Only moves whose cause was established with medium or high confidence are published.

Reported earnings with EPS and revenue against the consensus estimate, the beat/miss outcome, guidance direction and, where measured, the price reaction to the release; plus who reports next. Use for 'did NVDA beat', 'how did the stock react to earnings' or 'who reports this week'.

Released economic data (CPI, payrolls, PMIs, central-bank decisions and more) with actual vs forecast vs previous, the surprise direction and the measured market reaction in the minutes after the release; plus the scheduled releases ahead. Defaults to high-impact releases. Use for 'what did CPI come in at and how did markets react' or 'what data is out this week'.

Recent Truth Social posts by President Trump as they crossed the tape, with available prices before and after the post. Use for 'what has Trump posted today' or 'did his tariff post move markets'.

Find news where an initial price move reversed, faded by at least half, or continued by the later sample. Or find published analysis of exposure for other companies (read-through), separately from price evidence. Supports ticker, topic and dates. Uses a bounded event sample, not all stocks; returns the actual numbers and headline links, never trade recommendations.