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MoveSurge provides the fastest breaking headlines impacting stocks globally, on speed we are ahead of Bloomberg PRO terminal on 98.5% of all market moving headlines, on 745,850 headlines measured between 2022-2025

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| Company | — | Startup from the United Kingdom · 10 - 19 employees · 2026 |
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MoveSurge was first on 98.5% of tracked market-moving headlines. Eligible stories add the original source, measured price/volume reaction, probabilistic read-through to related names, options activity, cross-asset context, smart filings and replayable history. For active traders, portfolio...
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As answered by people managing Open Devdocs and MoveSurge.
MoveSurge's answer:
MoveSurge does not stop at telling traders what happened. For market-moving events, it also shows what happened in the market afterward — including the price and volume reaction over the next 1, 5 and 15 minutes.
The platform combines real-time financial news, direct-source events, source and confirmation context, measured market reactions, unusual options activity and upcoming market risks in one low-latency feed.
The goal is simple: help traders answer not only “What happened?” but also “Did the market actually care?”
MoveSurge's answer:
Many financial news services stop at the headline. MoveSurge is built around the decision that comes after it.
Users can see the event, understand the source and context, and then see whether the relevant stock, index, commodity or other instrument actually reacted — and whether that reaction strengthened, faded or reversed.
MoveSurge also combines global macro news, U.S. equities, earnings, M&A, regulatory events, geopolitics, commodities, options activity and scheduled market risks in one feed.
It is designed for people who care about both speed and what the news actually means for markets.
MoveSurge's answer:
MoveSurge is built for active traders and professional market participants who need to understand market-moving events quickly.
Its primary audience includes portfolio managers, hedge funds, proprietary trading firms, market makers, brokers, active individual traders and other professionals who trade around breaking news, macro events, earnings, M&A, geopolitics and other catalysts.
MoveSurge's answer:
MoveSurge grew out of years spent around sell-side and buy-side trading desks since 2006.
One problem kept coming up: getting the news quickly was necessary, but it was not enough. When something important happened, a trader still had to figure out where it came from, whether it was confirmed, what instrument was affected, how much it moved and what else could be exposed.
MoveSurge was built around solving that entire chain of questions.
Instead of treating a headline as the end product, MoveSurge connects breaking events with their market context and the reaction that follows.
MoveSurge's answer:
MoveSurge's real-time infrastructure is primarily built with:
Python FastAPI WebSockets and Server-Sent Events (SSE) REST APIs PostgreSQL Redis Real-time market-data integrations Automated news-processing and market-reaction analytics
The architecture is designed around low-latency ingestion, processing and delivery of financial-market events.
MoveSurge's answer:
Customer names are confidential and are not publicly disclosed. Top-tier derivatives market makers Professional trading desks Hedge funds and investment firms
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