This document explains how we choose headlines, where our data comes from, how we measure market reaction, when we use automated tools, and how we correct errors — so readers know exactly what they are reading and who stands behind it.
MoveSurge publishes market-moving headlines the moment they occur — earnings, M&A, central-bank decisions, macroeconomic data, and corporate news — with the observed price reaction attached to each headline. We cover US and Gulf equities, oil, gold, currencies, rates, and digital assets.
We rely on publicly available information, licensed data sources, and live price data from external providers. Material events are screened and classified before publication. Numbers, quotes, and figures are taken from the source data — they are not invented.
For licensing reasons we may not display the names of certain upstream data providers; this does not change our commitment to the accuracy of the figures.
We state what happened, what was said (attributed to its source), and what the market actually did. We do not forecast direction, probability, or scenarios in our own voice, and we do not give buy/sell recommendations or personalized investment advice. Attributed reporting ("X said Y") is allowed; causal inference in the platform's own voice is not.
When we attach a price reaction to a headline, we measure the price move at fixed time windows after the headline timestamp (e.g. at 1 and 10 minutes) versus a baseline just before the event, with traded-volume context when it is available and reliable. This is an observation of what moved — not a claim that the headline was the sole cause.
Price data may be delayed, corrected, or unavailable due to exchange hours, liquidity, or corporate actions. We show "unavailable" rather than estimate a price we do not have.
We use automated tools for rewriting, classification, Arabic translation, and event summarization, alongside analyst screening. Market-reaction metrics are built from real price data. Automated outputs are reviewed against the underlying data, and numbers and quotes remain sourced from the original.
We correct factual errors when we find them. Headlines sometimes change when a source updates its information (for example, initial results followed by later detail). If you spot an error, email us at [email protected] and we will review it.
MoveSurge is an independent market-intelligence service, run by a team of market analysts with operational presence in Zurich and Cairo. We are not a broker, investment adviser, or execution venue, and we do not publish paid content disguised as news. See our Terms & Disclaimer and About page.
