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MoveSurge

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Ultra low latency market moving headline with the price move

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Ultra low latency market moving headline with the price move

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Backed by ~$130k/month in source access. In our benchmark, MoveSurge was first on 98.5% of tracked market-moving headlines. MoveSurge is a real-time market intelligence feed built for professional trading workflows. Seven market specialists monitor global markets and U.S. stocks. Eligible stories add the original source, measured price/volume reaction, probabilistic read-through to related names, options activity, cross-asset context, smart filings and replayable history. AI used on read-through

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Launch tags:News•Fintech•Investing

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I started building MoveSurge around a pretty simple frustration: getting the headline fast is only the first part of the problem. When something hits markets, I usually want to know four things immediately: 1. what actually happened? 2. did the market care? 3. what else could be affected? 4. what should I be watching next? Most workflows still mean jumping between a news feed, X, charts, an economic calendar and a bunch of research tabs. MoveSurge tries to collapse that into one screen. Today it includes: • a low-latency feed of market-moving macro, geopolitical and company news • links back to the original source whenever possible • measured 1m, 5m and 15m market reactions • probabilistic equity read-through — if an event hits one company, which related names could benefit or suffer, and why • Market Pulse, which reads the current tape across equities, FX, rates and commodities • a two-minute brief showing the catalysts driving markets now and the next scheduled risks • unusual options activity alongside recent catalysts • Replay & Learn, where you can practice with real historical market-moving events We've also spent a lot of time measuring speed instead of just calling the product “real time.” In our benchmark, MoveSurge was first on 98.5% of the market-moving headlines we tracked. The part I'm especially interested in getting feedback on is the read-through. If a headline hits NVDA, AMZN, oil, rates, etc — is showing the first-order move enough, or would you also want to immediately see the likely second-order winners and losers? Would love to hear how you currently solve that.

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