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Decision clarity for value investors
Only interrupt me when the market might be wrong.
Smart Alerts watches for stacked signals, not noisy price moves: selloffs, valuation compression, insider activity, quality checks, and unusual volume. When the rules fire, it drafts the research brief.
Unofficial Yahoo Finance data
Run a first-pass alert scan.
The MVP pulls quote, chart, valuation, financial, earnings, and insider modules through a local Yahoo Finance data layer.
Signal score
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Enter a ticker to see if the alert deserves attention.
Market and valuation metrics will appear here.
Triggered rules
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Auto-generated research prompt
Is market wrong?
EODHD screener + fundamentals
Find quality value candidates before they become alerts.
Start with EODHD's built-in screener, then rank the survivors with a local second pass: cash to market cap, five-year average free cash flow yield, return on equity, shareholder yield, and revenue growth.
Configure
EODHD_API_TOKEN, then run a screen to rank candidates.
Early access
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Join if you want larger watchlists, scheduled scans, email or Telegram delivery, alert history, and exportable research briefs.
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Signal over noise
Alerts require context.
Drawdown filter
Price must be meaningfully below the recent high before it deserves interruption.
Value confirmation
Low multiples, book-value compression, or valuation range breaks add context.
Insider and event layer
Insider-style activity, earnings modules, and unusual volume help separate fear from opportunity.
Research brief
Every alert becomes a structured memo: what happened, what may be priced in, and what to verify.
Monetization path
Sell fewer, better alerts.
Free users can scan a few tickers. Paid users get watchlists, Telegram or email alerts, report history, exports, and deeper AI-written memos.
Early investor plan
$19/mo
50 watchlist tickers, alert delivery, and full "Is market wrong?" reports.