Sentinel for traders — every position, every catalyst, cross-referenced

Example topics to hire on

• Each of your top positions, by ticker. Earnings, guidance, exec moves — material news only.
• Your shorts. Specifically what could squeeze — short-interest reports, retail sentiment shifts, exec changes.
• Sector ETFs you trade. Sector-wide moves that affect every position in the sector.
• The Fed and your relevant central banks. Rate decisions, official statements, balance-sheet operations.
• Geopolitical flashpoints. Events that actually reprice risk assets — not every escalation.
• Commodity markets you watch. Oil, gold, gas, ag commodities — supply/demand changes that matter.

What a typical day looks like

Pre-market: morning briefing rolls up overnight dispatches across every name and topic you watch. Two minutes.

Open: push notifications when material developments hit. Each one shows cross-reference depth so you can weight quickly.

Close: evening briefing wraps the day. Anything that hit post-close is captured.

What changes for you

• You stop using Twitter as your primary trading-news source.
• You react less to rumors that don't hold up — Sentinel doesn't file what isn't cross-referenced.
• You spend the saved time on actual analysis, not aggregation.
• You catch material news on positions you forgot to manually monitor.

Pick Sentinel if you

• Trade on swing or position timescales (not HFT or scalping).
• Manage your own book or a small portfolio.
• Want briefings and pushes, not the firehose.

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