Catalyst event monitoring
Tracks events across 6,300 companies, grouping developments into 24 types such as product and leadership changes, lawsuits, government actions, and restructuring.
AI-powered stock event research and alerts for self-directed and event-driven traders.
LevelFields is an AI-powered stock research platform that tracks company events and connects them with historical stock-price reactions. It monitors 6,300 companies and organizes catalysts into 24 event types, including leadership and product changes, lawsuits, government actions, and restructurings. Investors can review event patterns, inspect price moves after past events, and create alerts around the catalysts they follow. The service is intended to help self-directed investors find event-driven trade ideas and monitor news relevant to their holdings. It offers both self-directed data and alert workflows and a higher-touch subscription that includes analyst trade ideas and training.
Tracks events across 6,300 companies, grouping developments into 24 types such as product and leadership changes, lawsuits, government actions, and restructuring.
Shows patterns in how stocks have reacted to events, with the site describing five-year backtests. This lets users examine past price behavior around a catalyst.
Users can select event types and configure alerts around desired profit criteria; alerts can be delivered to an inbox.
Watchlists support monitoring news, significant events, growth metrics, and upcoming events for stocks a user owns.
The Level 2 subscription includes analyst-identified trade ideas with rationale and entry and exit points, plus SMS alerts and a weekly macroeconomic news analysis.
Level 2 includes a one-hour training session and access to 25 event-driven strategies, alongside equity and options trade setups.
A self-directed trader can choose an event category, review historical stock reactions, and set alerts to surface new developments for further research.
A longer-term investor can use watchlists to follow company news, growth metrics, and upcoming events for stocks already held.
An options or swing trader can use event patterns and, with Level 2, review analyst trade setups that include proposed entry and exit levels.
Investors seeking event-based research can use categorized alerts to focus on company events rather than reviewing general market news indiscriminately.
The platform tracks 6,300 companies across 24 event types, including product and leadership changes, lawsuits, government actions, and restructuring.
Yes. Level 1 includes customizable alerts, allowing users to select event scenarios and configure alerts around desired profit criteria.
Level 2 adds analyst trade ideas, entry and exit points, SMS alerts, weekly macroeconomic news analysis, a one-hour training session, and access to 25 event-driven strategies.
Yes. The site describes both options and equity trade setups, with many Level 2 trade ideas involving options contracts.
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