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Which technical indicators are supported for stock alerts?

RSI, MACD, EMA, SMA, ADX, CCI, Bollinger Bands (upper and lower), Stochastic %K, and Aroon Up/Down — all for any ticker symbol. Combine up to 10 indicators with AND/OR logic.

What is the Fear & Greed Index?

The Fear & Greed Index is a composite of 7 market indicators — S&P 500 Momentum, Stock Price Strength, Market Breadth, Put/Call Ratio, VIX Volatility, Junk Bond Demand, and Safe Haven Demand — scoring from 0 (Extreme Fear) to 100 (Extreme Greed).

How often does FearAlert check the market?

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Institutional Alerts — Hedge Fund 13F Position Change Notifications

Quarterly snapshots of institutional portfolios

Any institutional investment manager with more than $100 million in assets under management must file a Form 13F with the SEC every quarter. This reveals their exact stock holdings as of the quarter-end — giving the public a window into the portfolios of the most sophisticated money managers in the world.

When a major institution like Berkshire Hathaway, Pershing Square, or Renaissance Technologies significantly increases or decreases a position, it sends a powerful signal about their conviction in that stock. FearAlert monitors 13F amendments and new filings so you can track institutional conviction changes after the next scheduled evaluation.

13F

Quarterly Holdings

The standard quarterly portfolio disclosure — all long equity positions as of quarter-end. Filed by 5,000+ institutions.

13F/A

Amended Filing

An amendment to a previously filed 13F — often signals a significant position change that was missed or corrected.

N-PORT

Fund Holdings

Monthly portfolio data filed by mutual funds and ETFs — more granular and more frequent than 13F data.

From quarterly disclosure to actionable insight

Choose institutions or tickers

Enter specific fund names (e.g., Berkshire Hathaway, Tiger Global) or tickers to watch for position changes by any institution.

Configure your filters

Filter by minimum position size, percentage change, or whether it is a new position, increased position, or full exit.

Quarter ends and filings open

Institutions file 13Fs after each quarter end, generally by the SEC deadline 45 days later. FearAlert checks for matching filings during its hourly scheduled run.

FearAlert processes the filing

FearAlert processes new 13F filings, calculates position changes versus the prior quarter, and identifies significant moves.

You receive your alert

Get notified with the institution name, the stock, the previous position, the new position, and the percentage change.

Popular institutional alert configurations

13FBerkshire new position

Institutional position change: New position — Berkshire Hathaway

Alert whenever Berkshire Hathaway opens a new stock position. Warren Buffett's new buys are among the most closely watched events in investing.

13FMajor exit on watchlist stock

Institutional position change: Full exit — NVDA, TSLA, AAPL

Alert when any large institution completely exits a position in a stock you own or monitor. Multiple institutions exiting can signal trouble.

13FNew position by any top fund

Institutional position change: New position — Top 50 hedge funds

Get alerted whenever any top-50 hedge fund opens a brand new equity position — a signal of fresh institutional conviction.

13FSignificant increase in a holding

Institutional position change: Increased >50% — Any ticker

Alert when a major institution more than doubles their position in any stock — a high-conviction accumulation signal.

Institutional alerts — common questions

What is a 13F filing? +

How often are 13F filings published? +

Can I track a specific institution like Berkshire Hathaway? +

What is the difference between a 13F and a 13D/13G? +

Do 13F filings include short positions? +

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Institutional Alerts — Hedge Fund & Asset Manager Position Change Notifications

90-Day Alert Overview

Quarterly snapshots of institutional portfolios

From quarterly disclosure to actionable insight

Popular institutional alert configurations

Institutional alerts — common questions

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