Stock news by text, for your stocks

Clara sends stock news by text over iMessage. Tell her which stocks you hold, like "i own nvda, aapl and some shop", and she includes them in a short morning when something happened, with the likely reason. She can also text you when a stock drops, and flag earnings for your US-listed stocks on Sundays.

Yes, when there is a reason to find. Clara matches the move to the news behind it, like an earnings report, a customer delay or an executive leaving. If the whole sector moved together, she says so instead of inventing company news. You can also text her directly, like "why did nvda fall today?"

Clara uses a ratchet. The first text comes when a stock falls 5% from the previous close, or a step you choose between 2% and 25%. Then the reference resets, and the next text needs another full step. A stock that drops once and goes flat stays quiet; one in free fall keeps you posted.

No. Clara only sends them between 8am and 9pm your local time, not in the two hours after your morning, at most two a day and never two within an hour. That protects your sleep, but a move at the US open can reach a West Coast reader later, and readers in Asia rarely get them during US hours.

Yes, for US-listed stocks you track. Clara reads an earnings calendar and can include upcoming reports in her Sunday look at the week ahead, so you know before the numbers land. If an earnings report is big news for your stocks, it can also appear in your regular morning.