MoveSurge guide

How to read the news feed

See the headline, its exact time and what price did next. MoveSurge puts those pieces together so you can inspect a move, compare affected markets and research earlier events. Start with a reaction chart in the live news feed; use this guide for the details.

Real cards, frozen at the dates shown · updated September 2026

1What you'd actually use it for

Four situations from real trading days. Every card and number below is shown later on this page.

A name on your screen starts moving, and you don't know why.

Type the ticker in the search bar. On Aug 7, searching NVDA returned eight dated headlines from the last 45 days — the freshest on top with its measured price reaction — plus an options summary of the day: $21M traded, 88% calls, 137 sweeps. Inspect the event and its surrounding activity in one place. Section 13 shows it.

It's 8:29 and the number hits at 8:30.

Check the scheduled release in the calendar, then compare Act | Est | Prev when the actual arrives. On Aug 5, ISM Services missed slightly and futures dipped before recovering. Open the reaction to inspect whether an initial move held. Section 7.

Earnings night on a name you watch.

Aug 6, after the close: Microchip's numbers appear in a structured panel — EPS beat, revenue beat, guidance above street — with the after-hours move attached: +7.6% in the first minute, +10.3% by ten minutes in the dated example below. Read the figures and the observed move together. Section 6.

Knowing how a recurring risk actually trades.

Search Hormuz for earlier headlines and their available price measurements — like Jun 9, when WTI rose 1.9% in the minute after a Trump post about a downed helicopter. Compare the timing and the path across dated events. Section 5.

2The workspace

The clock uses your local timezone. Tap its zone label to switch every feed time to Eastern Time (ET); tap again to return to local time. Your choice is saved in this browser. Headline, broker, research, Market Brief and calendar times update together, using a 24-hour clock.

The header has two rows: market levels and your account above, the workspace and feed controls below. Open Desk on any screen to reach Replay & Learn, Options Flow, this guide and the Economic Calendar, plus Broker Moves and Institutional Research when included in your plan.

  • Live Feed is home. Headlines in your selected feed arrive newest first.
  • Broker Moves and Institutional Research are separate workspaces in the Desk menu. Section 10 explains broker calls; research opens the available analyst notes. Select Live Feed to return to the news feed.
  • Filters narrow the feed to Market Reactions, Earnings, M&A, FDA or IPO. On phones, swipe the filter row to reach more options.
  • The bookmark button shows only your watchlist names.
  • Curated is the core market-moving feed. Full Flow adds eligible specialist and broader company coverage (Pro). On phones, that choice lives inside the Desk menu, leaving Market Reactions within easy reach.
  • Search takes any ticker, company, person, or theme — sections 12 and 13 show the live and research workflows.

3One card, up close

A real card from July 22, 2026 — Alphabet raising its capex guidance. One of the most repriced headlines of that week:

A real headline card: Alphabet sees FY CAPEX $195 bln to $205 bln, saw $180 bln to $190 bln. Equities chip, market cap ~$4.2T, market reaction line showing GOOGL down after news, 1m -1.9%, 10m -2.3%, price path 340.10 to 333.50 to 332.42, 10m volume 153.4x normal. 1 1Date and time. Shown in your local time in the live news feed. 2 2Category. Filters key off this chip. 3 3The headline. Numbers first: new range vs old range. 4 4Market cap. 2% of $4.2T is a big deal. 5 5The observed move. Down 1.9% in the first minute, 2.3% after ten. 6 6Real levels. Before → 1 min → 10 min in this dated card. 7 7Volume. 153x the usual activity in the stated window.
Jul 22, 2026. The red left edge marks a Critical event — rare by design. When you see it, read the card.

4The reaction line

For an eligible headline, the reaction line names the instrument, its observed move and the actual measurement window. The first-minute and later returns use the same baseline. A single stock, an acquisition's two companies and a macro basket use the same presentation.

  1. Open Chart ↗. Tap the reaction line to expand the price chart. A Headline marker locates the event in time.
  2. Choose an instrument. Switch between the affected markets without leaving the headline. The selected instrument's prices appear below the chart.
  3. Inspect the path. Available one-minute candles show the trading range. If only individual prices are available, the chart labels those samples; it does not invent candles between them.

Charts load when opened and are reused when reopened. Selected public examples let guests try this interaction. Each measured price names its own window. Volume appears only when available, with units and its own window; price and volume windows can differ. A volume multiple describes relative activity, not conviction or a forecast. Moved with the broader market identifies an ambient move.

Read the window printed on the row. New reactions measure at 1 and 10 minutes. Historical rows with only a 15-minute measurement still say 15 min. A first-minute-only row reports that observation while later prices remain unavailable. Headlines measured from the opening bell say from market open. Small moves print quietly; broader-market and already-underway labels remain visible. Missing trades are never presented as a measured zero. An observed move does not prove that this headline caused it. Earlier screenshots in this guide show the layout at the time they were captured.

5Trump's posts, direct

MoveSurge carries direct, real-time access to President Trump's Truth Social account. Desks watch it because one post can reprice crude, futures, and gold in seconds. June 9, 2026:

A Truth Social Direct card: Trump posts that Iranians shot down a US Apache helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz. WTI futures early rise, +1.9% in the first minute, path 86.39 to 88.06, with Nasdaq futures, Dow futures and gold all moving in the cross-asset row below. 1 1The direct feed itself. Not a repost of a repost. 2 2Crude jumped 1.9% in 60 seconds. The 10m window was still forming. 3 3One post, everything moves. Futures and gold, priced in the same minute.
Jun 9, 2026. You don't have to guess whether a post mattered — the measured move is attached to it.

Open a real headline. Inspect what price did next.

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6Earnings

Earnings panels organize the available results, estimates and guidance for quick comparison. Microchip, August 6, 2026, after the close:

A real earnings card: Microchip Tech Fiscal Q1 results. Earnings panel marked Final with Adj EPS 0.76 Beat vs 0.69 est, Revenue USD 1.49B Beat vs 1.46B est, and Q2 guidance above street. Market reaction: MCHP up after news, +7.6% in one minute, +10.3% in ten, path 75.27 to 81.01 to 82.99. 1 1The market's answer. +7.6% in a minute, +10.3% in ten — real levels shown. 2 2Final = all numbers are in. 3 3Each line vs the street. Compare the result and guidance with estimates.
Aug 6, 2026, after hours. Beat on EPS, beat on revenue, guided above street — repriced +10.3% in ten minutes.

The panel state matters on earnings night: Developing means numbers are still landing, Updated means something changed, Pending means we are still waiting on a figure the provider has not sent, and Final means the picture is complete. Use the Earnings chip to isolate the lane during the busy weeks.

7Macro numbers

Economic data appears only when the actual number is out. At rest it's one compact row — a dozen prints can land in a single minute:

A compact macro row: US ISM Services PMI with a red ACT: 54.1 chip.
Aug 5, 2026. The chip color shows the surprise direction before you even open it.

Tap it and the full print opens:

The same macro row expanded: US ISM Services PMI, ACT 54.1, EST 54.5, PREV 54.0. 1 1Act vs Est is the surprise. Prev is the trend. 54.1 vs 54.5 expected: a slight miss, activity flat.
The same row, expanded in the August layout. Compare the surprise with the observed price path; an initial dip can recover.

8FDA news

Biotech moves on trial results, panel votes, and approvals more than on earnings. Rhythm Pharmaceuticals, August 4, 2026:

A real FDA catalyst card: Rhythm Pharmaceuticals Phase 2 trial results with a PHASE Phase 2 badge, FDA category chip, market cap ~$7.0B, and reaction RYTM up after news +4.6% in ten minutes, path 103.30 to 108.01. 1 1The stage badge. A Phase 2 readout is not an approval — the badge saves you the parse.
Aug 4, 2026. Trial data landed; the stock repriced +4.6% in ten minutes. The FDA chip filters the whole lane.

Market cap helps you compare the scale of the companies behind each story. Names under $2B sit outside Curated — switch to Full Flow (Pro) to include them.

9Deals

A merger reprices two stocks at once, so deal cards price both sides. August 6, 2026 — a governor moving to intervene in a live utility deal:

A real M&A card: Virginia's governor says she will formally intervene in the Dominion–NextEra merger. The market reaction line shows both legs: D +0.1% 1m +0.2% 10m and NEE +0.1% 1m +0.2% 10m. Red critical edge. 1 1Both sides of the deal, priced separately. You care which one absorbs the news.
Aug 6, 2026. Announcements, regulator moves, financing, break fees — the M&A chip isolates the lane.

10Broker Moves

The Broker Moves tab (Pro) groups a firm's rating and price-target changes in one card. Filter by firm or company, then expand a batch to see each company's old and new target, rating and publication time. Times use the same zone as the clock at the top of the feed.

Goldman Sachs · September 4, 2026
CompanyOld → new targetRating kept
LULULululemon Athletica$111 → $95Neutral
FIVEFive Below$257 → $306Buy
IMAXImax$42 → $50Neutral
RAREUltragenyx Pharmaceutical$28 → $19Neutral
Four calls in one batch: two targets raised and two cut. Each target and rating belongs to its named company.

Target vs previous close compares the broker's price target with the stock's previous closing price. Broker calls do not receive automatic market-reaction calculations.

11Market Pulse

Headlines show individual events. Market Pulse notes bring the session's developments together when there is a substantive update:

A real Market Pulse card: 'Gold pushes above 4306 as oil slides, tech leads and Japan rates stay hot', with a context panel listing exact levels — XAUUSD 4306.06 +1.56%, WTI 76.63 -0.99%, GER40, HK50, US100, JP225 — plus the morning's macro print and an SK Hynix capex headline. 1 1Exact levels, not adjectives. Doubles as a session dashboard.
Aug 7, 2026. Read it at your open, after a quiet stretch, or when the news has been fast and you need the thread.

Start typing any ticker, company, person, source, or market theme. After the second character, the panel updates with up to eight of the newest matching events from the last 45 days — without taking you away from the live news feed.

The live MoveSurge search panel for Truth Social, showing All, High Impact and With Reaction filters, dated matching headlines, category and source chips, and compact measured-reaction chips such as MU plus 0.49 percent and XAUUSD plus 0.32 percent. 1 1Type the subject. Ticker, company, person, source, or theme; results refresh as you type. 2 2High Impact. Only events assessed High or Critical. 3 3With Reaction. Only results with a qualifying measured move attached. 4 4The compact receipt. Instrument, direction, and signed move. Open the result for the full price path.
Aug 29, 2026. A live search for Truth Social, filtered to results with measured reactions.
  • All — recent matching headlines within the available search coverage, including events with no measurable reaction.
  • Critical — importance first. It keeps only events whose assessed importance or impact is High or Critical. This answers “which matching headlines deserved attention?” It does not promise that a liquid market moved.
  • Market Reactions — market response first. It keeps only events with a meaningful measured market reaction; muted, unavailable, and suppressed reactions are excluded. Open a result to inspect the tracked instrument and signed move.
Read the reaction chip as a receipt, not a causal verdict. It says the instrument moved in the measured window after the headline. It does not, by itself, prove that the headline caused the move. Open the result to inspect the timing, baseline, full path, related assets, and any attribution caveat.

Start with All to understand the story, use Critical to isolate consequential updates, then Market Reactions to see how prices moved. The August screenshot above preserves the filter names used when it was captured.

The live feed tells you what's crossing now. Search returns earlier coverage, with measured reactions where available. Any ticker, company, or theme returns the dated headlines of the last 45 days of the published feed. Full search is part of Pro; on other plans, search shows a short preview of the matches.

Real search results for NVDA: 8 dated matches from the last 45 days, and a Search Intelligence panel with a matched-headlines view, a reactions-only filter, an options flow summary showing $21.0M traded at 88% calls with 137 sweeps, a deep-dive article, and a headline-to-price-reaction proof card.
A real search, Aug 7, 2026: NVDA. Every result carries its date, category, and — where one exists — its measured reaction.

The dark panel on top is Search Intelligence — the research shortcuts for whatever you typed:

  • Matched headlines — the dated headlines themselves. This is your event history for the name.
  • Reactions only — one tap drops everything that didn't move a price. What's left is the list of headlines the market actually traded.
  • Options flow — the day's positioning in the name: $21.0M, 88% calls, 137 sweeps. The flow and the news, side by side.
  • Deep dive and proof — the long-form article on the name and the public headline-to-price receipt.

What to type: a ticker (NVDA, MU), a company (easyJet), a theme (tariffs, CPI, Hormuz), a person (Powell). Each returns the same thing — dated events plus measured reactions — which is exactly what you want before touching a name.

A session, start to finish:
  1. Before the open — the calendar for today's prints, the latest Market Pulse for the overnight thread, and a search on your names for anything you missed.
  2. During the session — the live news feed, filtered your way; watchlist on when it's busy. A red Critical edge means read now.
  3. Something moves — search the ticker: catalyst, measured reaction, options context. Ten seconds.
  4. After the close — earnings panels as they land, and Replay & Learn to drill the vocabulary on real, dated history.

14Options Flow

Two surfaces, one dataset: a compact live summary on the feed itself, and the full board.

The panel at the top left of the feed tracks the current options session live — you don't have to keep the board open:

The Options Flow panel on the feed: session premium $63.6M across 25 names, 79% calls vs 21% puts, Technology holding 81% of premium, repeated strike STX $760C, and session standouts — MSFT with a 15-day calls build, AMZN, GOOG, and NVDA at $3.4M with its recent catalyst and measured reaction. 1 1How the session leans. $63.6M so far, 79% of it in calls. 2 215 straight days of call buying in one name. 3 3The catalyst behind the flow — with its measured reaction.
Captured live, Aug 7, 2026. Session totals, the sector taking the money, repeated strikes, and standout names with multi-day builds.

The full board lists every big print, ranked by premium — where size is positioning right now:

The Options Flow board: rows ranked by premium — a $22.2M Corning September call block, an $8.1M Adobe November call block marked OPENING with earnings 9/10, NVDA and AMD sweeps — with columns for contract, block or sweep type, bid/ask side, size and open interest. 1 1Real dollars spent. Ranked by premium. 2 2OPENING = a new position. ER = earnings ahead. 3 3Block = one negotiated print. Sweep = urgent, hits every exchange at once. 4 4Size vs open interest. This print vs everything outstanding.
The board as captured Aug 6, 2026. Included in Pro. On phones, each print becomes its own card.
Read it straight. A big print tells you where size is active. It does not tell you it's right — large trades are often hedges. We show the print and its context; the call is yours.

15Choose your access

  • Free — The market-moving news feed, 1 minute behind, with the measured price move beside eligible stories: prices before and after the headline, the path, volume and the 1-minute chart.
  • Pro, $199/month or $499/quarter — Everything in the free account, the moment it crosses instead of 1 minute later, across 5,663 tickers: reaction tables, earnings figures beside the analyst estimates, Broker Moves with firm and price targets, macro and FX research from global banks, Options Flow, filings, search, archive, watchlists, and alerts.

Free visitors can inspect selected public reaction charts and try Replay & Learn. Signed out, each price move in the feed is a one-line summary; a free account shows the whole measured move and its chart. Pro delivers every headline the moment it crosses. Full Flow, Broker Moves, Institutional Research, Options Flow and full search are in Pro. Compare plans on the pricing page.

Every screenshot on this page is a real card or a real search from the live product, frozen at the date shown; prices have moved since. Information only — MoveSurge never gives investment advice or trade recommendations, and an unusual options print is a fact about positioning, not a forecast.

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