Stock Signals Feed

A stock signals feed is a chronological list of technical events across the market. Where a screener answers “which stocks match my rules?”, the feed answers “what just happened, and to which stock?”. Each entry shows the stock, the signal, its direction (bullish or bearish) and when it fired, with a link to the chart.

• Trend changes: short-term trend upgrades and downgrades; strong up- and downtrends.
• Momentum shifts: MACD signal-line crossovers and early MACD histogram inflections.
• Moving-average crossovers: EMA 12/50, Golden Cross and Death Cross.
• RSI extremes: oversold and overbought readings, including dips within an uptrend.
• Highs and lows: stocks near recent highs and not overbought; new local lows.

US stocks trade about six and a half hours a day, and most swing and position traders decide on daily closes. A daily-interval feed filters out intraday noise and gives you a clean list of what changed in each session, ready to review before the next open.

• Review after the close or before the open. Scan the new bullish and bearish signals.
• Look for confluence. Two or three signals on the same stock pointing the same way beat a single signal.
• Filter to your watchlist or portfolio to see only stocks you hold or follow.
• Confirm on the chart, then size the trade with a stop-loss.

Stock signals are automated alerts that fire when a stock’s price or indicators meet a defined technical condition, such as a Golden Cross, an EMA 12/50 crossover or RSI falling below 30. They describe what has already happened on the chart and help traders spot potential setups faster than reviewing charts one by one.

The altFINS Stock Signals Feed is a daily stream of technical signals across about 500 large US-listed stocks. It lists trend changes, momentum shifts, moving-average crossovers and RSI extremes in time order, each published as soon as it triggers on the daily interval, with a link to the stock’s chart.

The feed runs on the daily interval. Each signal is published as soon as it triggers, so new entries appear as stocks meet their conditions rather than in a single end-of-day batch. Most traders review the feed after the US close or before the next session opens.

The Signals Feed is event-based: it shows what triggered, in time order, on the daily interval. Signals Summary is state-based: it shows which stocks currently match a setup across 4 time intervals. Use the Feed to see what changed today and the Summary to build a strategy shortlist.

Yes. Filter the Stock Signals Feed by your watchlists or portfolio to see signals only for those stocks. You get an early warning when a stock you hold turns bearish or overbought, or when a stock you follow triggers a bullish setup.

Yes. The altFINS API and MCP server include 130+ stock signal types alongside crypto and forex. Developers can pull signals into their own tools, and traders can connect the MCP server to AI assistants such as Claude to ask which stocks triggered bullish signals today.