Earnings, dividends, splits, economic releases, and the news that moves them — gathered into one catalyst layer, with per-event reminders and the same options-positioning context you read everywhere else on StratosHedge. Know what is coming, when it prints, and how the tape is positioned going in.
Every event that can reprice a name — scheduled or breaking — sits next to the positioning that tells you how the move might land.
A forward calendar of the dates that matter on the names you follow and the macro releases that move everything at once.
A live market-news stream where each headline carries a sentiment tag, so the tone of the flow is visible at a glance.
The corporate-action dates that quietly move price and break charts — surfaced before they catch a position off guard.
Build a watch of the events you care about and let the platform remind you — so nothing slips past on a busy week.
Read the GEX regime into an event — whether dealers are positioned to dampen the move or amplify it as price travels.
The catalyst layer is something you read, not a black box that decides for you. Four steps members repeat each week.
Scan the earnings and economic calendar for the week ahead — the reports, ex-dates, and macro releases that sit on the names you actually trade around.
Add a reminder to the events that matter. StratosHedge pushes them to your devices ahead of time, so a print or an ex-date never slips by unnoticed.
Open the GEX regime on the name going into the catalyst. See whether dealers sit long or short gamma, where the walls are, and how the implied move frames against them.
Watch the sentiment-tagged news stream as the event approaches and after it lands — gauging whether the tone of the flow confirms or fights the positioning you read.
There is no automated risk-flag engine here. StratosHedge brings the pieces together; the judgment is yours.
Earnings dates, ex-dividend dates, split events, and economic releases mark the moments a name is most likely to reprice. Knowing the date is the first half of managing the risk around it.
The GEX regime going into an event hints at whether dealer hedging is likely to dampen a move or accelerate it once price breaks a wall. It is context for the catalyst, not a prediction of direction.
The sentiment-tagged stream shows how the narrative around a name is leaning in real time — useful as the event nears and as the first headlines hit afterward.
StratosHedge does not decide which events are dangerous or tell you what to do. It puts the calendar, positioning, and sentiment side by side so you can weigh a catalyst against your own positions yourself.
The market-intelligence layer covers an earnings and economic calendar, dividend events (ex-date, record date, payment date, declaration date) and stock-split history, plus sentiment-tagged live market news. Earnings entries show the street EPS consensus, session timing (before or after the bell), and an implied move read from the options market, and every event sits alongside the same options-positioning context you use elsewhere on the platform.
Yes. You can set a per-event reminder on any item in the earnings and economic calendar — including earnings dates, ex-dividend dates, and scheduled economic releases — and StratosHedge pushes a reminder to your devices ahead of the event so it does not slip past you.
Calendar, dividend, split, and news data is sourced from third-party market-data providers and organized inside the platform. Like all market data, it may be delayed, incomplete, or revised, and it should be treated as research context rather than a guarantee of timing or outcome.
No. There is no automated risk-flag or alerting engine that decides which events are dangerous. StratosHedge surfaces the calendar, dividend and split events, news sentiment, and options-positioning context, and you read that context yourself to judge how a given catalyst might affect a position.
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