A row of tiles at the top of a stock page that surfaces the strongest thing happening right now.
Where: Any stock page (near the top)
Key Signals is a compact row of tiles at the top of a stock page. It surfaces the strongest things happening so you see the story without opening every tab.
Key Signals on AMD
What it flags
Each tile is one standout signal, for example:
Insider buying cluster - three or more insiders each bought $100K or more within four weeks of each other, some time in the last three months
Analyst upgrades or downgrades in the last month
New stake - a fresh 5%+ activist or passive filing
Institutional accumulation or distribution across recent quarters
Squeeze risk - a high days-to-cover reading
Straight earnings beats - a streak of quarters beating estimates
Big move - a 4%+ day on at least twice its normal volume, bigger than the stock's typical day, in the week before the session the page header shows. The tile names the day, whether it gapped, where it closed and what the stock has done since
Near a 52-week high and news catalysts
Green tiles are bullish, red are bearish, blue are neutral. Click a tile to jump to the section it came from.
When it hides
The row only appears when at least one signal is strong or there is a fresh news catalyst, so an empty Key Signals area just means nothing stands out right now. You can also hide it from Stock page settings if you prefer.
