The morning brief and level alerts,
in your Slack.
Beagle tracks your tickers - price, news, SEC filings and the macro calendar - drafts the 8am brief, and pings you the second a name moves, every number sourced to the feed it came from.
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- 8am morning brief
- Price & level alerts
- SEC filings & Form 4s
- Every number sourced
Read-only research and alerts. Never financial advice.
The old way.
A dozen tabs, checked by hand, half of them stale by the open.
The morning starts with a dozen tabs - the pre-market movers, the news feed, the economic calendar, the filings page - each checked by hand, half of it skimmed, the alert you set last week long forgotten. By the time you are caught up, the move has already happened.
What lands in your channel.
Not a dashboard you have to open. One Slack channel: the 8am brief, answers with sources on demand, and the alert the second your level breaks. Works the same in Microsoft Teams.
Morning brief. Futures soft - ES -0.4%. On the watchlist today:
- MoversNVDA -3.1% pre, TSLA -1.8%, SMCI +6.1%
- EarningsAAPL after close, NKE before open
- MacroCPI 08:30, Fed minutes 14:00
@beagle what's behind the NVDA pre-market slide?
- Checked the tape - the leg down starts 07:52, right on the headline
- Read both overnight desk notes - targets cut to 950 and 985
- Compared the sector - SMH is only -1.1%, so this is NVDA-specific
A Reuters headline at 07:52 on softer data-centre revenue guidance, and two desks cut their targets overnight. NVDA is -3.1% pre-market at 861.40.
NVDA just broke your 871 level - down 5.3% intraday to 835.12. The leg down started on the data-centre revenue headline 12 minutes ago.
@beagle set the next level at 800 and add SMCI to the watchlist.
Done - watching NVDA at 800 and SMCI is on the list. I'll post here the second either moves.
Form 4 on a name you follow - the CEO bought $2.1M at $34.80, the first open-market buy since 2022.
@beagle what happened after his 2022 buy?
Aug 2022, $860k at $19.40 - the stock closed +22% three months later. That's one buy, not a pattern; the full insider history is a click away.
Every alert is sourced and waits in your channel. Beagle reports the move - it never tells you to buy or sell.
How Beagle runs it.
One teammate across your feeds. No tabs to switch, no alert left forgotten.
- 01
Watches your watchlist
Beagle holds your tickers and the levels you care about and polls price, volume, news and filings on a schedule you set - so the watch happens whether or not you are looking at the screen.
- 02
Grounds every read
It pulls live quotes and fundamentals from a market-data feed, macro releases from FRED, and filings from SEC EDGAR - and answers with the number and the source attached, not a guess.
- 03
Drafts the brief and the alerts
The 8am macro brief, the earnings recap, the 'NVDA just broke your level' ping - written and dropped in your channel the moment it matters, with the headline that moved it.
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Holds the line on advice
Beagle reports what moved and where it read it. It never tells you to buy or sell, and nothing it posts is financial advice - the call stays yours.
The watch stops depending on you remembering to check. The brief is written, the alert already fired - you just trade.
Wired to your data.
Quotes, fundamentals, macro and filings - read live, every number cited. Plus any source with an MCP server.
Common questions.
Can Beagle do market research and send trading alerts?
Yes. Beagle tracks your watchlist, pulls live quotes, news, filings and the macro calendar, drafts the morning brief, and pings you when a ticker moves or a date lands. Everything is sourced and waits in your channel.
Does Beagle give financial advice?
No. Beagle reports what moved and where it read it - the price, the filing, the print. It never tells you to buy or sell, and nothing it posts is financial advice. The call is always yours.
Which market data does it use?
Beagle connects market-data APIs like Polygon and Finnhub for quotes and fundamentals, FRED for macro data, and SEC EDGAR for filings - plus any source with an MCP server. It reads live and cites each number.
Can it watch a stock and alert me in real time?
Beagle polls on a schedule, minute by minute, so it is built for swing and position alerts and the morning brief, not millisecond scalping. Set a level or a condition and it DMs you the moment it is met.
Does it place trades?
No. Beagle is read-only research and alerts. It never touches a brokerage or moves money - it brings you the information and the draft, and you act on it yourself.
Another job, handled.
Expense reports
Receipts chased, charges matched to policy, the report drafted - before the month closes.
Client reporting
Weekly and monthly reports drafted in the account's voice, retention risk flagged before renewal.
Status reports
What shipped, what's stuck, what's next - gathered from the tools and posted on time.
Trade the move,
not the catch-up.
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