Big funds have to tell the SEC what they own. Analysts publish a rating on nearly every stock. Every day, real money moves through every stock on the market. All of it is public. Almost nobody reads it.
A Pulse is what happens when someone does. It is a short factual label on a company: where the money moved today, what the analysts who cover it say, what the big funds have disclosed. The filings, the ratings and the flows, read for you and put on the card, so you see what the people who do this for a living already know. Each one says what has been filed or published, and nothing more. Tap a tile to see where it comes from.
The crowdWhere the money moved today, across every stock we track.
MomentumThe biggest gains, the biggest drops, and moves on unusually light trading.
Wall StreetWhat the analysts covering a stock say, counted, not averaged.
Smart moneyWhat big funds have disclosed.
Figures are the app's Sep 9, 2026 session and are not current. We do not rate companies. A Pulse is never a prediction or advice. Not investment advice. You direct your own trades.