Sell The News

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Site Directory

Every page on Sell The News (sellthenews.org), a free, ad-free US stock market news site with AI analysis: what each page shows, where its data comes from, and how often it updates.

CatalyX

• Events/ today's market-moving events, by category, with the moves of the stocks they name
• Stocks/catalyx/stocks one page per stock: its price chart, and its news, SEC filings, events and WSB notes on one timeline
• Calendar/catalyx/calendar this week's and next week's US economic data, Fed and central-bank decisions, market closures and earnings, with the results of the last week's releases
• Day archive/catalyx/day/YYYY-MM-DD each day's events; an event's date links to it
• Market wrap/catalyx/market/YYYY-MM-DD how US markets traded each day and why; the market card on Events links to it
• AI-written stock research/research earnings previews and reviews and research reports on the CatalyX stocks, and research on industries, macro, strategy, credit, FX and commodities, and derivatives; each analysis at its own address

Reports of the same development from different outlets are merged into one event, and an AI editor ranks the events by how much they matter to markets. Event cards update as new reports arrive.

Live news

• Live feed/live the newest market headlines from every outlet in one timeline, with live blogs pinned on top
• Time Machine/live/timemachine any past day's news, with the AI recaps written for it
• Search/live/search full-text search of every article; add $NVDA to the query for one ticker

Live coverage and articles from The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, The New York Times, Financial Times, CNBC, Reuters, and Yahoo Finance's own newsroom are collected continuously into one timeline (times in your own time zone). Each item links to the original publisher. A market-relevance filter keeps the feed on markets, the economy, and companies; long articles get an AI summary, and every item has a Chinese translation.

Intraday recaps are written by AI whenever enough news has accumulated during the trading day; a daily recap follows at midnight Eastern and a weekly recap each Monday. Each recap is built only from the news collected above.

r/wallstreetbets (WSB)

• Daily analysis/wsb an AI report on the day's discussion thread: the most mentioned tickers, the bull and bear cases, and the community mood

The daily discussion thread is re-analyzed after roughly every 1,500 new comments. Prices quoted in the analysis come from market data (Alpaca), not from the comments.

Options

• Options/stocks/options the options chain read for any US ticker: key levels, gamma exposure, max pain, Greeks, e.g. /stocks/options/NVDA
• Max Pain Today/stocks/max-pain max pain, gamma flip and call / put walls across the most-watched tickers on one page
• All tracked tickers/tickers the default tickers, each with its options page

Options chains for the most-followed tickers are refreshed every few minutes during market hours; any other US ticker is fetched on demand. Quotes, implied volatility, and Greeks come from Alpaca's options feed; open interest comes from Cboe and is updated once per trading day.

• Gamma exposure (GEX) per strike = open interest × gamma × 100 × spot² × 1%, positive for calls and negative for puts (the dealer-short-puts convention). Net GEX is the sum across strikes; positive net GEX tends to dampen moves, negative amplifies them.
• Gamma flip is where dealer gamma crosses zero, found by re-pricing Black-Scholes gamma across hypothetical spot prices.
• Call wall / put wall are the strike above the current price with the most call gamma exposure and the strike below it with the most put gamma exposure (falling back to open interest), commonly read as resistance and support. For the indexes SPX, NDX and RUT they go by net gamma exposure (calls minus puts): index options carry large box spreads, and matching call and put positions on one strike largely cancel out.
• Max pain is the settlement price (tested at each listed strike) at which the total intrinsic value of expiring options is smallest — where option holders, in aggregate, lose the most.
• Implied move is the at-the-money straddle mid price, as a dollar amount and a percentage of the forward price.

Settings

• Settings/settings appearance, card style, language, and push notifications

Use the data from AI assistants (MCP)

All of the above is available to AI assistants through a public Model Context Protocol server at https://mcp.sellthenews.org/mcp (Streamable HTTP, no sign-up): live news, news search, WSB analyses, options data, and daily and weekly recaps.

Disclaimer

Analyses on this site are generated by AI models from public sources and may contain errors. Nothing here is investment advice. News belongs to its publishers; follow the links to read the originals.