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A sharp drop. Earned, or overshoot?

When a stock falls hard, the Reaction desk researches the news that evening, grades the damage, and files a verdict with every source cited — or put any covered name in front of it on demand.

~ investorlogical.com/reports
~ run reaction --screen sp500,ftse350
[*] 847 screened · 3 cleared the threshold
[*] NXT.L −14.2% · mild_overshoot · 6 sources
[*] APP −11.8% · proportionate · 4 sources
[*] BT.A −9.4% · underreaction · 5 sources
[*] coverage 82% · framework v1 · evidence attached
~ analyse NVDA --now
[*] queued · files after tonight's close
~ done in 214s

~ the desk

One desk. One question, answered with evidence.

Reaction Analyser

Watches the S&P 500 and FTSE 350 — about 850 names — for sharp falls: 12% or more over five sessions, or 8% in one. Each qualifying fall is researched in the news and scored on whether the move looks disproportionate to the damage identified, with every source cited. Runs overnight after each weekday close, once the exchanges have finalised their closing prices — so each edition grades the session that just ended and is waiting before London opens.

~ live · daily · overnight · on-demand: put any covered name in front of the desk

~ your holdings

It watches the names you own

Add your positions and the intel lens diffs every run against the last — what's new, what worsened, what resolved. When the desk flags a name you hold, an email finds you. No tips, no advice: only what changed, with the evidence behind it.

~ holding-alerts
~ reaction filed a verdict on a held name
[*] AZN.L −9.1% · graded: proportionate
[*] 1 held name needs a look · evidence attached
~ emailing you now

~ access by request

The framework is the product

Weights, thresholds and verdict bands are data you can inspect. Reports pin the framework version that scored them. Access is granted by request during the preview.