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Portfolio Intelligence

Your stock moved hard — and you found out why only afterwards?

The news that moves your stocks — even when their name isn't in the headline

Pick up to 10 stocks. We map each one's sensitivities — oil, rates, suppliers, customers, regulation and more — scan Hebrew and English sources, and email you what changed, why it concerns you and what to check now.

Continue with Google — takes a minute Choose stocks

⏱️ One minute to start
🔒 No quantities or amounts
💳 No cost right now
✉️ One-click unsubscribe

stocks watched: 10
sources checked: Every 10 min
quantity or amount fields: 0
sources scanned: Hebrew + English

Sound familiar?

Your stock fell 6% — and only that evening you learned it was because of a supplier
We follow the suppliers and customers of the companies you pick, and explain the link.
Oil jumped, rates moved, a war broke out — which of your stocks were really exposed?
Every stock gets a sensitivity map. World events link only to stocks with a grounded connection.
Ten articles on the same thing, none telling you what it means for you
Ten articles = one event, with a personal explanation: what changed, why it concerns you, what to check.

Start with one stock

Tap a stock — it goes on your list and you can add more. No sign-up until you want to save.

Why a news feed isn't enough

Too much noise
Hundreds of headlines a day, most irrelevant to you — the important ones get buried.
Indirect effects disappear
A war, oil or a customer's contract moves your stock without its name in the story.
Nobody connects the dots
Three small items from different directions can point to one change — each alone looks minor.

Know what your money depends on — and get an update when something significant changes

Not dozens of headlines a day. A system that knows your stocks, understands what moves them, and messages you only when it truly concerns you.

How it works

Pick stock names
Search in Hebrew, English or by ticker, or tap ready-made groups. No quantities, amounts or purchase prices.
We learn your stocks
Each stock gets an evidence-based sensitivity map: energy, rates, currency, suppliers, customers, regulation — and what's still unknown.
Continuous source scanning
Hebrew and English news, official company filings and real price series (oil, fuel, rates, USD/ILS). Ten articles on one announcement = one event.
An alert with an explanation
What changed, which of your stocks it touches and why, the impact path, what may soften it, what's missing and what we'll watch next. Saved on the site and emailed.

👀 See a real alert from today — on the site and by e-mail

Black Hills × Google: bottom line, analysis and history

What an alert looks like

🧪 Hypothetical illustration only — not a real event or a real company's analysis.

Significant · indirect link

Diesel prices rose sharply in the measurement window

What changed: The diesel price series crossed its documented threshold, with old and new values, time and source.
Why it concerns you: An airline on your list — fuel is one of its largest costs, per the attached source.
Impact path: Fuel price → operating cost → possible pressure on margins
What may soften it: Fuel hedging, contracts and fare increases — current hedging level unknown.
What we'll watch: The company's next report and any fuel-cost update.

The tie-breaker: news that never mentions your stock

The biggest risk or opportunity often comes from a story that doesn't name the company at all: a stalled supplier, a big customer cutting back, a raw-material price jump. When that happens we show you the evidence for the link — source, date and explanation — and say plainly when the impact is an estimate rather than a fact.

An indirect link is always labelled "documented link" or "industry inference". An inference is never presented as certain and never reaches urgent on its own.

Three alert levels — you choose how many

Every event is ranked by importance, strength of evidence and kind of link. In settings you choose how sensitive the system is.

Urgent
A material event in one of your watched stocks with strong evidence. Sent immediately, up to 3 a day.
Significant
A change worth knowing today. Batched and sent at most once an hour.
Routine
Background and context, no pressure. One digest each morning (Israel time).

6 signals you won't find elsewhere

Built from StockIQ's own engines, no AI. Each fires on a change, never on a standing state — so they stay rare.

Supply-chain contagion
A critical supplier or customer of the stock (per the X-Ray maps) moved sharply today — or several direct competitors moved together. The hint arrives before the news explains it.
Bottom-line flip
The site's jury changed its stance, e.g. positive to mixed. A good moment to re-check the stock.
History repeating (Time Echo)
Today's state resembles past moments after which the stock rose or fell in about 8 of 10 cases, with a real sample.
Crowd extreme
Crowd psychology entered over-excitement, euphoria or panic — phases where risk and opportunity shift.
Abnormal volume
Weekly volume has risen four weeks in a row with no decline, clearly above the usual level — sometimes a hint that something is brewing.
Seasonality
At the start of a month: the stock moved the same way in that month in 8 of the last 10 years. A historical tendency, not a law.

What you get here that a news feed doesn't give

Direct and indirect impact
World events linked to your stock through the business factor that changed.
Evidence, not guesses
Every link has a source and date. Industry-only inferences are labelled as such.
Impact chain
See the path step by step — observed, documented, or still a hypothesis.
What's still unknown
Open questions per stock, updated when an answer arrives.
Events that keep living
One event, updated with versions — open, watching, easing, resolved.
No flooding
Thresholds, cooldowns and de-duplication — small moves don't trigger alerts.

The difference at a glance

	A regular news feed	Portfolio Intelligence
A story that doesn't name your stock	Never reaches you	Linked via the factor that changed
Ten articles on one announcement	Ten headlines	One event
Why does this concern me?	You guess	Impact path with a source
What softens it, what's missing	Not shown	In every alert
What happens next	A new headline	The same event, versioned

Email alerts — at your pace

Urgent
Right away for a material, well-linked event — up to 3 a day.
Significant
Grouped into one email, at most hourly.
Morning summary
Every morning at 08:00 (Israel time).
Welcome email
One email with relevant events from the last 30 days — no flood.

Built on trust

Stock names only — we never ask how much you hold or invested.
Every alert is saved on the site before it's emailed; one-click unsubscribe.
Business analysis, not price prediction.
Corrections are shown as prominently as the original alert.

FAQ

Do I enter quantities or amounts?

No. Names only, up to 10.

Which stocks are supported?

US (Nasdaq, NYSE) and Tel Aviv listings, each with its coverage level explained.

What are the sources?

Hebrew and English news, official company filings and oil, fuel, rate and currency price series — with each source's status shown.

How many emails?

Up to 3 urgent a day, an hourly digest at most and a morning summary — adjustable or one-click off.

Is this investment advice?

No. It explains business links with sources; it doesn't recommend trades or predict prices.

Stop chasing headlines.

Let the system follow your stocks' story — and tell you only what actually concerns you.

Continue with Google — takes a minute Choose stocks

Information only — not investment advice, not a price forecast, not a recommendation.

Start watching — one minute

Information only — not investment advice, not a price forecast, not a recommendation.

Portfolio Intelligence

Your stock moved hard — and you found out why only afterwards?

The news that moves your stocks — even when their name isn't in the headline

Continue with Google — takes a minute Choose stocks

⏱️ One minute to start
🔒 No quantities or amounts
💳 No cost right now
✉️ One-click unsubscribe

stocks watched: 10
sources checked: Every 10 min
quantity or amount fields: 0
sources scanned: Hebrew + English

Sound familiar?

Your stock fell 6% — and only that evening you learned it was because of a supplier
We follow the suppliers and customers of the companies you pick, and explain the link.
Oil jumped, rates moved, a war broke out — which of your stocks were really exposed?
Every stock gets a sensitivity map. World events link only to stocks with a grounded connection.
Ten articles on the same thing, none telling you what it means for you
Ten articles = one event, with a personal explanation: what changed, why it concerns you, what to check.

Start with one stock

Tap a stock — it goes on your list and you can add more. No sign-up until you want to save.

Why a news feed isn't enough

Too much noise
Hundreds of headlines a day, most irrelevant to you — the important ones get buried.
Indirect effects disappear
A war, oil or a customer's contract moves your stock without its name in the story.
Nobody connects the dots
Three small items from different directions can point to one change — each alone looks minor.

Know what your money depends on — and get an update when something significant changes

Not dozens of headlines a day. A system that knows your stocks, understands what moves them, and messages you only when it truly concerns you.

How it works

Pick stock names
Search in Hebrew, English or by ticker, or tap ready-made groups. No quantities, amounts or purchase prices.
We learn your stocks
Each stock gets an evidence-based sensitivity map: energy, rates, currency, suppliers, customers, regulation — and what's still unknown.
Continuous source scanning
Hebrew and English news, official company filings and real price series (oil, fuel, rates, USD/ILS). Ten articles on one announcement = one event.
An alert with an explanation
What changed, which of your stocks it touches and why, the impact path, what may soften it, what's missing and what we'll watch next. Saved on the site and emailed.

👀 See a real alert from today — on the site and by e-mail

Black Hills × Google: bottom line, analysis and history

What an alert looks like

🧪 Hypothetical illustration only — not a real event or a real company's analysis.

Significant · indirect link

Diesel prices rose sharply in the measurement window

What changed: The diesel price series crossed its documented threshold, with old and new values, time and source.
Why it concerns you: An airline on your list — fuel is one of its largest costs, per the attached source.
Impact path: Fuel price → operating cost → possible pressure on margins
What may soften it: Fuel hedging, contracts and fare increases — current hedging level unknown.
What we'll watch: The company's next report and any fuel-cost update.

The tie-breaker: news that never mentions your stock

An indirect link is always labelled "documented link" or "industry inference". An inference is never presented as certain and never reaches urgent on its own.

Three alert levels — you choose how many

Every event is ranked by importance, strength of evidence and kind of link. In settings you choose how sensitive the system is.

Urgent
A material event in one of your watched stocks with strong evidence. Sent immediately, up to 3 a day.
Significant
A change worth knowing today. Batched and sent at most once an hour.
Routine
Background and context, no pressure. One digest each morning (Israel time).

6 signals you won't find elsewhere

Built from StockIQ's own engines, no AI. Each fires on a change, never on a standing state — so they stay rare.

Supply-chain contagion
A critical supplier or customer of the stock (per the X-Ray maps) moved sharply today — or several direct competitors moved together. The hint arrives before the news explains it.
Bottom-line flip
The site's jury changed its stance, e.g. positive to mixed. A good moment to re-check the stock.
History repeating (Time Echo)
Today's state resembles past moments after which the stock rose or fell in about 8 of 10 cases, with a real sample.
Crowd extreme
Crowd psychology entered over-excitement, euphoria or panic — phases where risk and opportunity shift.
Abnormal volume
Weekly volume has risen four weeks in a row with no decline, clearly above the usual level — sometimes a hint that something is brewing.
Seasonality
At the start of a month: the stock moved the same way in that month in 8 of the last 10 years. A historical tendency, not a law.

What you get here that a news feed doesn't give

Direct and indirect impact
World events linked to your stock through the business factor that changed.
Evidence, not guesses
Every link has a source and date. Industry-only inferences are labelled as such.
Impact chain
See the path step by step — observed, documented, or still a hypothesis.
What's still unknown
Open questions per stock, updated when an answer arrives.
Events that keep living
One event, updated with versions — open, watching, easing, resolved.
No flooding
Thresholds, cooldowns and de-duplication — small moves don't trigger alerts.

The difference at a glance

	A regular news feed	Portfolio Intelligence
A story that doesn't name your stock	Never reaches you	Linked via the factor that changed
Ten articles on one announcement	Ten headlines	One event
Why does this concern me?	You guess	Impact path with a source
What softens it, what's missing	Not shown	In every alert
What happens next	A new headline	The same event, versioned

Email alerts — at your pace

Urgent
Right away for a material, well-linked event — up to 3 a day.
Significant
Grouped into one email, at most hourly.
Morning summary
Every morning at 08:00 (Israel time).
Welcome email
One email with relevant events from the last 30 days — no flood.

Built on trust

Stock names only — we never ask how much you hold or invested.
Every alert is saved on the site before it's emailed; one-click unsubscribe.
Business analysis, not price prediction.
Corrections are shown as prominently as the original alert.

FAQ

Do I enter quantities or amounts?

No. Names only, up to 10.

Which stocks are supported?

US (Nasdaq, NYSE) and Tel Aviv listings, each with its coverage level explained.

What are the sources?

Hebrew and English news, official company filings and oil, fuel, rate and currency price series — with each source's status shown.

How many emails?

Up to 3 urgent a day, an hourly digest at most and a morning summary — adjustable or one-click off.

Is this investment advice?

No. It explains business links with sources; it doesn't recommend trades or predict prices.

Stop chasing headlines.

Let the system follow your stocks' story — and tell you only what actually concerns you.

Continue with Google — takes a minute Choose stocks

Information only — not investment advice, not a price forecast, not a recommendation.

Start watching — one minute

Information only — not investment advice, not a price forecast, not a recommendation.

The news that moves your stocks — even when their name isn't in the headline

Sound familiar?

Start with one stock

Why a news feed isn't enough

Too much noise

Indirect effects disappear

Nobody connects the dots

Know what your money depends on — and get an update when something significant changes

How it works

Pick stock names

We learn your stocks

Continuous source scanning

An alert with an explanation

What an alert looks like

The tie-breaker: news that never mentions your stock

Three alert levels — you choose how many

Urgent

Significant

Routine

6 signals you won't find elsewhere

Supply-chain contagion

Bottom-line flip

History repeating (Time Echo)

Crowd extreme

Abnormal volume

Seasonality

What you get here that a news feed doesn't give

Direct and indirect impact

Evidence, not guesses

Impact chain

What's still unknown

Events that keep living

No flooding

The difference at a glance

Email alerts — at your pace

Urgent

Significant

Morning summary

Welcome email

Built on trust

FAQ

Stop chasing headlines.

The news that moves your stocks — even when their name isn't in the headline

Sound familiar?

Start with one stock

Why a news feed isn't enough

Too much noise

Indirect effects disappear

Nobody connects the dots

Know what your money depends on — and get an update when something significant changes

How it works

Pick stock names

We learn your stocks

Continuous source scanning

An alert with an explanation

What an alert looks like

The tie-breaker: news that never mentions your stock

Three alert levels — you choose how many

Urgent

Significant

Routine

6 signals you won't find elsewhere

Supply-chain contagion

Bottom-line flip

History repeating (Time Echo)

Crowd extreme

Abnormal volume

Seasonality

What you get here that a news feed doesn't give

Direct and indirect impact

Evidence, not guesses

Impact chain

What's still unknown

Events that keep living

No flooding

The difference at a glance

Email alerts — at your pace

Urgent

Significant

Morning summary