MoveAlerts.ai

News & Sentiment — Paid

Telegram alert service that uses AI to summarize news, SEC filings and X posts on 10,000+ stocks.

AI-summarized stock alerts delivered inside Telegram

Overview

MoveAlerts.ai sends stock alerts to Telegram. It watches news, SEC filings and social posts for more than 10,000 stocks and pushes only the items it judges likely to move a ticker. It is for investors and swing traders who want to hear about a filing or a headline on their watchlist without living in a news feed. It is known for one thing: short alerts with a sentiment call attached.

Each alert has a headline, a two-line AI summary, a bullish, bearish or neutral tag with the reasoning, a timestamp and the source, such as Bloomberg or SEC EDGAR. You also get alerts when a stock starts trending on Reddit or in the news, a rolling 7-day sentiment score for each ticker you follow, and reminders before earnings. Everything runs inside Telegram on phone or desktop. No app to install, no dashboard to learn.

The catch: nobody is named behind it. No team, no company, and no reviews on the major platforms. The sentiment tag is a machine's opinion on a headline, not a trade signal, and the site says the alerts are informational only. Pricing is simple: 14 days free, then $19 a month, with no free plan. Skip it if you do not use Telegram or you already pay for a real-time news terminal.

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Is MoveAlerts.ai Legit? FAQ

Is MoveAlerts.ai legit?

MoveAlerts.ai is a working product, but it is new. It has fewer than 10 reviews on Trustpilot, G2, the App Store and Product Hunt, so there is no public track record yet. We list it because it has a real AI feature, not because it paid us. The biggest drawback we found: No named team or company on the site.

How much does MoveAlerts.ai cost?

MoveAlerts.ai is listed at $19/mo. There is no free plan. Prices change, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Does MoveAlerts.ai have a free trial?

Yes. MoveAlerts.ai offers a free trial, so you can test it before paying.

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