UMB Financial Corp
What a member sees on UMBF and on every one of the 2,570 stocks. The picture is DELL's page.

Dates come from the 8-K filings the company sends the SEC.
Over its last 4 reports it gapped +0.2% on average and closed -0.3%, finishing higher 25% of the time.
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The two largest lines, with the reason behind each. Every line adds up to the badge; members see all of them.
Average is 5, Above average 10, Strong 14, Exceptional 18.
One check from each of the four groups is shown, on or off. Volume expansion and volume dry-up cannot both be true, so 13 is the most any stock can score.
The moving averages stack in order. Price holds above a rising 21-day line. The weekly chart agrees, and the stock sits near its 52-week high.
Heavy volume when the stock runs, and quiet volume while it rests. More shares change hands on up days than on down days.
The daily trading range gets tight against the stock's own history. Quiet ranges do not stay quiet forever.
Open-market Form 4 filings from the SEC, newest filing first. Grants, option exercises, and tax withholding are left out.
2 insiders bought $135K across 2 filings, and 11 insiders sold $6.8M across 17 filings, in the last 6 months.
Alerts are off until you set one. This is the push UMBF's own filing would have sent.
Your rule: an insider buys UMBF.This is what the push looks like.
21 rules in all, on one stock or on every stock, by push or by email.
UMBF is 80 of 144 by Quality Score. The three highest are ranked; the rest are listed by name, with their scores for members.
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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.
The scan rebuilds every 15 seconds while the market is open, and every five minutes when it is closed. An open scanner tab picks up each rebuild without a refresh. Prices, scores, the ranking and the market line update in place. Nothing flickers when nothing has changed. The whole-market movers refresh every 15 seconds too. News sweeps the whole list every few minutes. Congress filings are checked every hour, insider filings every three hours and earnings every six, and a company expected to report tonight or this morning is checked every five minutes until its filing lands. Short interest, holders, and profits refresh on their own schedules. The ticker page states each schedule beside the figure.
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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. The price, the score, the traits, and the industry rank on this page are delayed at least 19 minutes. Filings are shown as filed, because a disclosure is already days or weeks old when it becomes public. Earnings dates and past reactions are settled sessions.
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| Jul 28, 2026 | after close | +1.6% | +3.0% | +3.0% |
| Apr 28, 2026 | after close | +1.9% | -0.9% | +4.6% |
| Jan 27, 2026 | after close | -2.9% | -0.2% | +2.5% |
| Oct 28, 2025 | after close | 0.0% | -3.2% | -5.3% |
The gap is the move at the next open against the close before the report. The reaction is where that session closed. UMBF closed higher after 1 of its last 4. Past behavior, not a forecast.
Report dates and past reactions come from sessions that have already closed, so none of these figures move.
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About 2,570 US stocks are scored on the same rules every 15 seconds. How we rank stocks.
Price, score, traits, and the industry rank are from a snapshot 19 minutes old. Members see every check, every score line, and where it ranks among all of them.
Money keeps flowing in. The stock closes near the high of the day, and buyers step in on the dips.
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Showing 8 of 19 filings on record. Members get the rest, sorted by date, size, side, or role, and can download the set as a spreadsheet.
An insider has two business days to file a Form 4, so the trade is already days old by the time anyone outside the company can see it. That wait is the filer's, not ours: we read EDGAR through the day and put each new filing on this page as it comes in. Filings are shown as filed, with no delay.
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.