The tape, every 15 minutes
A 30-second state of the market: top movers with percentage moves, the delayed-data flag, the time. Scheduled roundups run 6:00–18:00 ET Mon–Fri.
SCANNER / TOP-GAINERSLIVE MARKET RADIO / FREE, NO ACCOUNT
A voice reads the tape as it lands — movers, halts, filings, macro — so you can work, cook, or step away without losing it. Roundups every 15 minutes through the trading day; breaking headlines the moment they cross, 24/7.
On the wire
Every segment is read from the same feeds inside the terminal — the news wire, the scanner snapshots, the materiality tiers. Nothing is invented for the microphone.
A 30-second state of the market: top movers with percentage moves, the delayed-data flag, the time. Scheduled roundups run 6:00–18:00 ET Mon–Fri.
SCANNER / TOP-GAINERSHigh-materiality news crosses the wire and the voice reads it within the cycle — day or night. Macro and geopolitics stay on 24/7.
NEWS WIRE / HIGH TIERThe leaderboard leaders named with their move — the same snapshot the public top-gainers table prints, not a cherry-pick.
SCANNER SNAPSHOTWhen a name gets halted, it surfaces on the wire tier — the kind of print you otherwise only catch staring at the tape.
NEWS WIREEarnings beats and split announcements ride the high-materiality tier and speak the moment they cross — pre-market included.
NEWS WIRE / KEYWORD TIERSOil, rates, geopolitics: the macro desk never sleeps, so the overnight session is not a dead zone. Weekend silence unless it matters.
NEWS WIRE / MACROThe broadcast day
The radio follows the trading day, not a playlist. Scheduled roundups gate to 06:00–18:00 ET Mon–Fri; the high-materiality wire never stops.
The scheduled desk is still asleep, but the high-tier wire is not — macro and breaking headlines cross 24/7. Early risers hear the overnight session.
First scheduled roundup of the broadcast day, Mon–Fri. From here the tape state lands every 15 minutes: leaders, moves, the delay flag.
Roundups every 15 minutes through regular hours. Halt flashes, earnings callouts, and squeeze names interleave as they hit the wire.
Scheduled roundups stop. Breaking macro keeps flowing through the evening — the wire is 24/7, the roundup schedule is not.
No scheduled roundups. Only high-materiality breaking macro speaks — if the tape truly moves, you still hear it.
What it sounds like
Sample segments from the live broadcast log — the actual shape of a session: the leaders named with their move, breaking wires stamped by tier, and the staleness gate speaking up when the data is behind.
Tapeboard radio check. It’s 10:43 PM Eastern. Top movers right now: Biodexa Pharmaceuticals ADR (BDRX), up 75%…
Breaking. Amazon.com — AMZN. Nvidia eyes up to $10 billion investment in Anthropic IPO as Claude AI…
Breaking. Saudis shut down oil pipeline as Houthis tighten grip on Red Sea shipping — Reuters.
Data delayed fifteen minutes. Not investment advice.
Tapeboard market data is delayed right now (608 minutes). Not investment advice.
Sample segments from the /radio broadcast log · quotes delayed up to 15 min · not investment advice
The contract
The freshness gate is a feature, not a disclaimer: when the data is behind, the radio says so — or says nothing. That is the whole deal.
When the underlying scanner snapshot falls more than 30 minutes behind, the roundup says so instead of quoting stale prices — or stays quiet. Silence is the alarm.
Every quote is delayed up to 15 minutes, and every roundup says so out loud. You are never left guessing how fresh the tape is.
Scheduled roundups 06:00–18:00 ET Mon–Fri. Breaking macro 24/7. The broadcast schedule is stated on this page, not hidden.
Spoken in every roundup and written here. The radio is a tape-reading aid, not a signal service.
Everything an engine or a listener would ask about the broadcast, answered here — and mirrored in the page’s structured data.
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