Stock alerts
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.
- NRTHGuidance raised on contracted freight volume9/10
Major
- BCNGGrid interconnection permit delayed a second quarter8/10
Notable
- CRVATrial enrolment completes ahead of schedule7/10
Notable
- HLDNAnalyst initiates coverage at hold3/10
Routine
Importance scoring
Your threshold
AI explanations
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.
How it works
Three steps, then only what matters gets through.
- 01
Set the score that may reach you
You choose the importance threshold. Anything below it stays in your feed instead of interrupting you.
- 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.
- 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?
How is the importance score calculated?
Can I check the source behind an alert?
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.