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Tendrill watches so you don’t have to

Instead of constantly checking apps or scanning headlines, Tendrill proactively monitors your holdings and reaches out when something important happens. You’ll always know what’s moving the needle on your portfolio.
Personalized, not generic. Every alert is filtered through your portfolio. You won’t hear about Apple earnings unless you own Apple.

What triggers an alert

Tendrill monitors several types of events and only notifies you when they’re relevant to YOUR holdings:

Earnings announcements

Before and after companies report quarterly results

Significant price movements

When your stocks move beyond normal trading ranges

Breaking news

Material news that could impact stock prices

Analyst actions

Upgrades, downgrades, and price target changes

Macro events

Fed decisions, economic data, sector moves

Corporate actions

Dividends, splits, M&A announcements

Earnings alerts

Earnings season can be overwhelming, but Tendrill keeps it simple.

Pre-earnings notification

A few days before a company you own reports earnings, you’ll get a heads-up:
Tendrill - Mon 9:00 AM Earnings heads up! NVDA reports after market close on Wed. Your position: 50 shares ($44,500) Analyst expectations:
  • EPS: 5.57(vs5.57 (vs 4.02 last year)
  • Revenue: $28.5B (+112% YoY)
The stock typically moves +/-8% on earnings. Want me to explain what to watch for?

Post-earnings results

After the report is out, you’ll get an instant breakdown:
Tendrill - Wed 4:15 PM NVDA earnings are in - they crushed it! Results vs. expectations:
  • EPS: $6.12 (beat by 10%)
  • Revenue: $35.1B (beat by 23%)
  • Data Center: $30.8B (+112% YoY)
The stock is up 8% after hours. Your position impact: +$3,560 (+8.0%) if this holds tomorrow Key takeaway: AI demand accelerating faster than expected. Guidance raised. Want the full breakdown?

Price movement alerts

Not every 1% move needs your attention. Tendrill identifies significant movements based on:
  • Historical volatility of the stock
  • Size of your position
  • Overall market conditions
  • News context (if any)

Example price alert

Tendrill - Tue 11:30 AM TSLA is down 7% today What’s happening: Reports of Model Y production pause in Shanghai due to supply chain issues. Your exposure:
  • 25 shares worth $6,200
  • Down $465 (-7.0%) today
  • 4.9% of your portfolio
Context: This appears to be a short-term production issue, not a demand problem. Analyst consensus remains bullish. Should I keep you posted on developments?

Alert thresholds

Tendrill automatically adjusts alert sensitivity based on volatility:
Stock TypeTypical Alert Threshold
Large-cap stable (AAPL, JNJ)±3% daily move
Growth stocks (NVDA, TSLA)±5% daily move
Small-cap / volatile±7% daily move
Based on your position sizeLarger positions = lower threshold
You can customize these thresholds. Text “alert me if AAPL drops 2%” to set a specific level.

News and event alerts

Tendrill scans thousands of sources and only surfaces what matters to you.

Types of news alerts

  • Product launches and announcements
  • Regulatory decisions (FDA approvals, lawsuits)
  • Major contracts or partnerships
  • Executive changes
  • Rating changes (upgrades/downgrades)
  • Price target adjustments
  • Initiation of coverage
  • Notable commentary
  • Federal Reserve decisions
  • Economic data releases (jobs, inflation)
  • Industry trends affecting your holdings
  • Geopolitical events with market impact
  • Dividend announcements
  • Stock splits
  • M&A activity
  • Buyback programs

News alert example

Tendrill - Thu 2:45 PM Apple news affecting your position Apple just announced a $110B stock buyback program - the largest in history. Why it matters: Buybacks reduce shares outstanding, which typically boosts earnings per share and can support the stock price. Your AAPL position: 80 shares ($14,200) Stock reaction: +1.8% so far This is generally positive for shareholders like you.

Portfolio impact calculations

Every alert includes how the event affects YOUR portfolio specifically.

What ”+$6,600 (+3.4%)” means

When you see portfolio impact numbers:
ComponentWhat It Represents
Dollar amountChange in your position’s value
PercentageChange relative to your position’s previous value
Portfolio weightHow much of your total portfolio is affected
Example: Alert says “$NVDA is up 5% after earnings”
MetricValue
Position50 shares of NVDA
Previous value$44,500
Current value$46,725
Change+$2,225 (+5.0%)
Portfolio weight35% of your portfolio
Portfolio impactThe 5% gain in NVDA = 1.75% portfolio gain

Customizing your alerts

Set specific price alerts

You: Alert me if Apple drops below $170

Tendrill: Got it! I'll text you if AAPL drops below $170.

You currently have 80 shares at an average cost of $165.
A drop to $170 would mean your position is up $400 (+2.9%).

Adjust alert frequency

You: I'm getting too many alerts

Tendrill: I can dial it back. Would you prefer:

1. Major events only (earnings, big moves of 5%+)
2. Daily summary instead of real-time
3. Specific stocks only

Just let me know what works best for you.

Turn off specific alerts

You: Stop alerting me about Tesla

Tendrill: Done. I won't send proactive alerts about TSLA anymore.

You'll still see Tesla in your portfolio summaries, and you can 
always ask me questions about it. Just say "resume TSLA alerts" 
to turn them back on.

Alert delivery

All alerts are delivered via SMS/iMessage to your registered phone number.

During market hours

Real-time alerts as events happen (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM ET)

After hours

Important earnings and breaking news still delivered

Overnight

Non-urgent news held until morning unless critical

Weekends

Only major breaking news that can’t wait

FAQ

No. Tendrill is designed to respect your attention. We filter aggressively to only send what truly matters for your portfolio. Most users receive 2-5 alerts per week.
Yes! Text “watch GOOGL” to get alerts for any stock, even if you don’t own it. Great for stocks you’re considering buying.
Just ask “what did I miss?” and Tendrill will recap recent important events across your portfolio.

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