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Automatic event alerts

Earnings this week? You'll hear it from AStar first.

AStar checks your actual positions against the earnings calendar and other market events automatically. If something you hold reports today or this week, you get a notification and a suggested next step — not a surprise.

Earnings on a position you hold? You'll know first.

AStar checks every position you hold against the earnings calendar automatically. If something you own reports today or this week, you get a notification — not a surprise gap on Monday morning.

This week and today, called out separately

A position reporting today gets flagged differently from one reporting later this week, so the urgency is obvious at a glance.

Matched to what you actually hold

Only positions you're actually in trigger a notification — not a generic earnings calendar you have to cross-reference yourself.

Options positions get extra context

An earnings date on a stock underlying an open options position comes with the expected move and IV context, not just a date.

"Do the needful" — the suggested action

Along with the alert, AStar surfaces what's typically worth considering — closing before the print, hedging, or holding through it — informational, always your call.

Beyond earnings: any event that touches a position you own

Earnings are the most common trigger, but AStar watches for other position-relevant events too — so the calendar checking happens automatically, not manually.

Dividend ex-dates

Know before an ex-dividend date affects a position or an options assignment decision.

Macro events that move your holdings

Fed meetings, CPI prints, and other scheduled events get flagged when they're relevant to what you actually hold — not every macro release, only the ones that matter to your positions.

These are notifications, not trade instructions. AStar surfaces the event and typical considerations — you decide whether and how to act.
Market events calendar for a single week, each weekday listing the highest-volume earnings reports with the ticker, company, whether it reports pre-market or after-market, the expected move, the number of covering analysts, and the reported beat once results are in

A week at a time, ranked by volume — expected move and analyst count before the print, the beat once it lands. Stars mark symbols you hold.

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