About

TheTickerDaily follows 71 widely held US stocks. When one of them makes a big single-day move, we record three things: what happened, the reason reported at the time, and what the price did over the following day, week, and month.

Where the reasons come from

Each session, an automated sweep reads company news wires, analyst rating changes, SEC filings, and retail-forum chatter for every name we follow. When a stock moves, we look for a specific, attributable reason from an identifiable source. If there isn't one, the page says “moved with the tape” instead of inventing a story.

How the returns are measured

Every covered move is stamped with its US market session. Returns are close-to-close percentages 1, 5, and 20 trading days after that session, from end-of-day price data. Until a window has elapsed the tables read “pending”; results fill in on their own and are not edited afterward. Coverage that lands on a weekend or after hours rolls to the last completed session.

Corrections

If we attribute a move to the wrong reason, we fix the page and note the correction, keeping the original date. Return figures are mechanical — they change only if the underlying price data is corrected at the source.

Who runs this

One person, publishing on YouTube and here since May 2026. The pipeline that gathers the data is automated. The writing, and the decision to publish every result, are not.

Nothing on this site is investment advice. We don't publish price targets and we don't make predictions. The track record is there so you can judge the coverage for yourself.