Stock News Alerts From X: Guidance, Filings and Recalls
Get a push when X posts break news about a ticker you hold: guidance changes, SEC filings, recalls, executive exits. Filtered so price chatter doesn't alert.
Short answer: create an AyeWatch X search monitor for the cashtag plus the events that move it, like $TSLA (recall OR SEC OR guidance OR deliveries) lang:en. Add the filter "company news that could move the stock" so chart posts and opinions don't alert. Pair it with a Reddit monitor for retail chatter.
Set it up
- Open Create a monitor → X. Keep Search.
- Type the cashtag with the events you care about.
- In Only alert me about, write "company news that could move the stock".
- Pick a schedule and click Create monitor. One monitor per ticker.

What you get
The first check saves the current posts as a starting point, so you are not flooded with old ones. After that, every check that finds something new sends one alert. The headline is the post itself, or "3 new from …" when several land at once, with a link to each post and its text.


Alerts land in your feed and as push in the AyeWatch iOS and Android app. On Pro and Pro+ you can also turn on email, Slack, or a webhook.
What it costs
X search with the filter is 3 credits a check.
| Check every | Credits a day | Plan that fits |
|---|---|---|
| Twice a day | 6 | Pro |
| A few times a day | 12 | Pro |
| Hourly | 72 | Pro+ with top-ups |
Plans: Free Preview gives you 3 credits to try a monitor on a daily check. Pro is $9 a month for 500 credits and checks as often as hourly. Pro+ is $19 a month for 1,500 credits and adds ASAP mode. Failed checks are refunded, and the form shows the exact daily credit use before you save.
Limits
- Not a price alert. It reads posts, not quotes.
- Not real time. For trading on headlines in seconds, you need a paid news terminal.
- X posts can be wrong. Check the source link before you trade.
Retail sentiment lives on Reddit. See WallStreetBets alerts.
FAQ
Can I get stock news alerts for free?
Free Preview gives you 3 credits to try a daily monitor. Ongoing monitoring starts at $9 a month on Pro.
Can I monitor several tickers in one monitor?
Yes, with OR in the query, like ($AAPL OR $MSFT) guidance. One monitor per ticker keeps alerts easier to read.
Does it cover SEC filings directly?
This monitor covers posts about filings. To monitor the filings themselves, use a webpage monitor on the company's SEC filings page.