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AI Stock Alerts That Explain Why Events Matter

Most stock alerts are blunt instruments. They fire on a price threshold or a news headline, and leave you to figure out whether the event is worth your attention. AI alerts can do better — they can tell you why something happened and how meaningful it is.

Beyond the threshold

A number was crossed. Then what?

Price alerts tell you a number was crossed; they do not explain why. News alerts tell you an article was published; they do not tell you whether it is a routine update or a material development.

Fig. 01Ranked by importance
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  1. NRTHGuidance raised on contracted freight volume9/10

    Major

  2. BCNGGrid interconnection permit delayed a second quarter8/10

    Notable

  3. CRVATrial enrolment completes ahead of schedule7/10

    Notable

  4. HLDNAnalyst initiates coverage at hold3/10

    Routine

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Importance scoring

Every event is scored from 1 to 10 based on the type of event, its potential market impact, how recent it is, and the tone of the coverage.
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Your threshold

You set the threshold. Routine items stay in your feed; high-importance events trigger a notification. The score is a filter, not a recommendation.
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AI explanations

Each alert ships with a short plain-English explanation: what happened, why it could matter, and what to watch next.
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Every event, scored 1 to 10.

Vero scores every event from 1 to 10 based on the type of event, its potential market impact, how recent it is, and the tone of the coverage. You set the threshold. Routine items stay in your feed; high-importance events trigger a notification. The score is a filter, not a recommendation.

1–0the scale every event is scored on, before your threshold decides what gets through

How it works

Three steps, then only what matters gets through.

  1. 01

    Set the score that may reach you

    You choose the importance threshold. Anything below it stays in your feed instead of interrupting you.

  2. 02

    Vero scores each event

    Every event is scored 1 to 10 on the type of event, its potential market impact, how recent it is, and the tone of the coverage.

  3. 03

    The alert explains itself

    What happened, why it could matter, and what to watch next — with the source articles linked inline so you can verify the claim or read further in one click.

Questions

About alerts.

How is this different from a price alert or a news alert?
Price alerts tell you a number was crossed; they do not explain why. News alerts tell you an article was published; they do not tell you whether it is a routine update or a material development. Either way the investor has to do the interpretation, often on a phone, often without the source in front of them. Vero's alerts tell you why something happened and how meaningful it is.
How is the importance score calculated?
Vero scores every event from 1 to 10 based on the type of event, its potential market impact, how recent it is, and the tone of the coverage. You set the threshold. The score is a filter, not a recommendation.
Can I check the source behind an alert?
Yes. The source articles are linked inline in every alert, so you can verify the claim or read further in one click.

Start free

Hear about the events that matter. Let the rest wait.

Free plan, 3 stocks, no card. You set the score that is allowed to reach you.