Set a rule once. Get a push the moment it fires.
Tell it what you care about once. It watches 2,500 stocks and tells you.
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Closed at 4:00 PM ET. Watching 2,570 stocks, every 15 secondsRules you can set today
21 kinds of rule, watching 2,570 stocks every 15 seconds
- Insider buying filed
- Government trade disclosed
- Earnings within N days
- News catalyst
- When a new filing matches a saved view
- A name enters this scan
- Squeeze setup appears
- New 52-week high
- Pre-market or after-hours move at least
- Volume at least
- Technical score at least
- Quality score at least
- Price at or above
- Price at or below
- Up on the day at least
- Down on the day at least
- RSI at or above
- RSI at or below
- MACD bullish cross
- Trades above the prior session's high
- Trades below the prior session's low
Also in the same account: Congress trades · Insider buys · Quality Score · 13 traits · Market map · Unusual volume · Earnings reactions · Who reports next · The whole thing on your phone
The figures on the alerts page are what past alerts did. Past behavior, not a forecast.
About one stock or the whole market
A rule can watch one name, your whole watchlist, any stock in the market, or a saved scan. Eight kinds of trigger, from a filing landing to a price level.
Push, email, both, or neither
Alerts are optional. On the phone one arrives like any notification. On the desk it arrives as an email. Each alert links to the stock's page with the reason on it.
A record of how each one went
The alerts page keeps what happened 5, 10, and 20 sessions after each alert, so you can see which rules are worth keeping. Past behavior, not a forecast.
Seven days free. No card.
Set your first ruleAlerts are just one page.
You came for the alerts. The same account opens all of these. Every picture below is a real screen from the account.
The scannerEvery stock ranked by Quality Score, rescored every 15 seconds while the market is open.
Insiders and CongressInsider buys, Congress trades, and 8-K filings, the day they hit EDGAR.
EarningsHow the stock moved the last four times it reported, and who reports next.
The mapEvery sector on one screen. Color it by the move over a day, a month, or a year, or by Quality Score.
MoversThe biggest movers in the whole market, from 4 AM through the close.
Every stock's pageThe chart, the score line by line, every filing, and a trade plan you can edit.
2,570 stocks scored631 Form 4s read this week22 Congress filings this week166 earnings reports read this month21 optional alert rules
One plan, $29 a month. Seven days free, no card.
Straight Answers
How does the free trial work?
Seven days, no card. Sign up with your email and you are in; the trial starts that moment, and confirming the address turns on alerts by email and receipts. Everything in the plan is open for the seven days. When it ends the scanner locks until you subscribe, and your watchlist, alerts, and saved scans are kept and come back the moment you do. One trial per person, so a second email or a second device does not start another.
What does it cost?
One plan with everything in it: $29 a month, $69 for three months or $249 a year. The first 100 yearly members pay $199 a year and keep that price. You pick the billing period when the trial ends, and payments go through Stripe, so Breakaway never sees your card.
Can I cancel?
Yes, from the billing page in your dashboard, in two clicks. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Where does the data come from?
Daily bars, quotes, reference data, headlines, and short interest come from Massive, formerly Polygon, a licensed market data vendor. The age of the quotes is shown at the top of every page. Insider trades, notable holders and profits come straight from the SEC. That means Form 4 filings, 13F filings and XBRL financial data on EDGAR. Government trades come from the public STOCK Act and Office of Government Ethics filings. The market-wide headlines on the market line also come from the public headline feeds CNBC, MarketWatch and Yahoo Finance publish, shown as the headline, the source and a link to the article. Splits, dividends, and the financial statements on each ticker page come from the vendor's reference data. The 8-K filings on EDGAR are read for the items that move a price. Five years of history is loaded for every stock. So the 200-day and 52-week traits and the setup odds rest on real history. Options flow is not part of the product.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, and it works well. Breakaway was designed for a phone screen first. You get one column of cards. The movers and your watchlist are strips you swipe. The map's tables scroll sideways. Every control sits within reach of a thumb. Alerts arrive as push notifications on the phone itself. On an iPhone, add Breakaway to your Home Screen first and push notifications work from there. The whole ticker page works one-handed, chart and trade plan included. Nothing overflows and nothing needs pinching.
Is this investment advice?
No. It is a screening tool that ranks technical and news conditions. It does not know your situation and it is not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Please do your own research.
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A screening tool for momentum traders. It ranks technical and news conditions. It is not investment advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell any security.