What Is Hyper Stocks Terminal?

Swing traders and active, self-directed investors who already make their own decisions and want the research groundwork done in one place: what the market is doing today, which events are coming, which stocks are showing strength, and what the numbers behind a company look like.

It is not designed for passive index investors, day-trading order flow, or anyone looking for someone else to tell them exactly what to buy and sell.

• Market context is scattered across a dozen tabs. Terminal keeps it on one screen.
• Earnings and economic dates are easy to miss, and release times are often wrong elsewhere.
• Screening usually returns a list with no explanation of why a stock surfaced.
• Company research takes hours to assemble from filings, estimates and price data.
• Written research and the tools that produced it normally live in separate products.

• Ticker intelligenceCompany snapshot, trend and relative strength, moving averages, upcoming earnings and recent catalysts for covered tickers.
• ScannersCurated screens run over one shared pass of market data: momentum, quality momentum, rate resistant, quality small caps, short squeeze and top losers.
• Earnings calendarU.S. earnings dates, reporting sessions, estimates and reported results.
• Economic calendarU.S. economic releases with confirmed times in ET, estimates, previous readings and actuals.
• Heat mapSector and breadth view of where the market is actually moving.
• Hyper Stocks researchHuman-written weekly market analysis and individual company research.
• Performance recordThe historical record of completed Hyper Stocks research setups, closed positions only.

Hyper Stocks is the research company. Hyper Stocks Terminal is the product it publishes: the same research team's work, delivered alongside the market data and tools used to produce it. "Hyper Terminal" is a shorthand for the same product.

Market data comes from licensed market-data providers. Quotes, movers and scanner output refresh through the trading day, calendars refresh daily, and written research is published on its own schedule with a visible publication date. Each public page shows a last-updated timestamp where one is meaningful.

The full explanation of sources, refresh cadence, rating definitions, scanner logic, technical calculations and how the performance record is computed lives on the methodology page.

• Coverage is U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs.
• Some fields are unavailable for smaller or thinly covered names.
• Scanner findings and ratings are research signals, not recommendations to buy or sell.
• Data can be delayed, revised or incomplete when a provider is degraded.
• Past performance does not guarantee future results.

• Pricing
• Research
• Scanners
• Earnings calendar
• Economic calendar
• Heat map
• Performance record
• Methodology