Type a ticker. In plain English you'll see what has been driving the price, which kinds of news move it, how it reacted after past news, and a realistic price range for the next week, month and quarter.
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Catalyst Atlas explains why a share price moved. Type a US or UK ticker and it splits each move into the part caused by the whole stock market, the sector and interest rates, and the part caused by the company's own news. It then shows how the shares reacted after each kind of news in the past, from the day of the news to three months later, and a likely price range for the next week, month and quarter.
The actual move is the real change in the share price. The move vs market is what is left after taking out the effect of the whole stock market (scaled by how strongly the share usually follows it), its sector and interest rates. It shows what the company's own news did, so one news day can be fairly compared with another.
The tool looks for days when the company's own move (after taking out the market) was unusually large, plus every results day. Results are labelled as a beat or a miss against analyst forecasts. Other big days are labelled from news reports; when the news does not clearly explain a move, it is shown as unexplained.
The range uses how much the share price has been moving recently, or what the options market is pricing in where that is available. It shows a 7 in 10 range and a 9 in 10 range for one week, one month and three months ahead. It shows how far the price might move, not which way.
Yes. Enter UK tickers with .L at the end, for example SHEL.L for Shell or BARC.L for Barclays. For UK shares the market adjustment uses the FTSE 100.
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No. It is an educational research tool. It shows what has happened in the past and does not recommend buying, selling or holding any investment. Past patterns do not guarantee future results.
Educational research only. Fintiq Ltd is not authorised or regulated by the FCA and nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any investment. Past patterns do not guarantee future results, and prices can fall as well as rise. News labels are produced automatically and can be wrong. Data may be delayed or inaccurate.