If 2025 felt noisy, reactive, or harder to follow than expected, you weren't alone.
One of the biggest lessons from the past year is that too much information didn't lead to better clarity. Chasing headlines, alerts, and commentary often made it harder, not easier, to see where meaningful market activity was actually forming.
That's why, heading into 2026, our team at Fierce has doubled down on a more focused approach: monitoring how activity changes, not reacting after attention peaks.
Over the past several months, we've been tracking small-cap companies showing early shifts in participation, volume patterns, and structural behavior. We've shared pieces of this work publicly, but the most common feedback we've received is simple:
"How are you actually tracking this behind the scenes?"
In response, we're opening access to a research resource our team uses internally to review current market activity and emerging setups.
With access, you'll be able to:
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Review companies currently showing notable changes in activity
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See how participation and volume patterns are evolving over time
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Explore examples of setups our team is actively monitoring
There's no obligation or expectation to act on anything shown.
This is simply a transparent look at how we approach market monitoring, and whether that framework fits your goals for 2026.
Grab the Fierce research guide
Access is being shared while availability allows.
Best regards,
Jax Swift
Editor, Fierce Newsletter
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