World Events That Move Stocks, Mapped Live

What happened after our feed flagged it

Three real incidents from our feed this week, and what the linked names did over the next 36 hours. That is how long free preview users wait to see the same incident.

The Scribble Maps incident card for Deadly Houthi attacks on Saudi airports, rated critical and reported by 6 outlets, listing possibly affected equities with RTX, GD, and LMT marked as likely tailwinds.

Detected Oct 8, 02:57 UTC, 10 hours before the US open

Houthi strikes on Saudi airports

Six outlets reported deadly Houthi attacks on Saudi airports. The feed rated it critical and tagged defense names RTX, General Dynamics, and Lockheed Martin as likely tailwinds.

Ticker	When flagged	36 hours later	Change
RTXLikely tailwind	$180.25	$186.23	+3.3%
GDLikely tailwind	$326.00	$333.11	+2.2%
LMTLikely tailwind	$500.02	$510.40	+2.1%
SPYS&P 500 benchmark	$774.86	$777.08	+0.3%

All three tagged names rose. The S&P 500 was flat. Defense stocks as a group (ITA) rose 1.9%.

The Scribble Maps incident card for Ukraine hits largest oil terminal in Russian-occupied Crimea, rated critical, listing possibly affected equities including MPC, PSX, BP, and SHEL marked as a mixed effect.

Detected Oct 7, 14:50 UTC, during US trading hours

Ukraine hits Crimea's largest oil terminal

Ukraine struck the oil terminal in Feodosiya and set off a large fire. The feed linked the incident to refiners and oil majors, marked as a mixed effect because supply shocks can help some names and hurt others.

Ticker	When flagged	36 hours later	Change
MPCMixed effect	$440.57	$463.38	+5.2%
BPMixed effect	$44.67	$46.37	+3.8%
PSXMixed effect	$271.41	$281.53	+3.7%
SHELMixed effect	$96.72	$100.19	+3.6%
SPYS&P 500 benchmark	$774.75	$773.89	-0.1%

Refiners led. Marathon Petroleum rose 5.2% while the energy sector (XLE) rose 3.2% and the S&P 500 was flat.

The Scribble Maps incident card for Russian missile attack kills 19 in Ukraine, rated critical and reported by 20 outlets, listing GD, LMT, NOC, RHM, and RTX as likely tailwinds.

Detected Oct 7, 04:28 UTC, 9 hours before the US open

And one that went the other way: missile attack on Kyiv

Twenty outlets reported a Russian missile attack that killed 19 people across Ukraine. The feed tagged defense names as likely tailwinds. The market did not agree that day.

Ticker	When flagged	36 hours later	Change
LMTLikely tailwind	$509.58	$502.22	-1.4%
NOCLikely tailwind	$484.58	$477.77	-1.4%
GDLikely tailwind	$330.24	$326.12	-1.2%
SPYS&P 500 benchmark	$775.77	$775.44	0.0%

The tagged defense names fell more than 1%. A tag tells you what may be affected, not what will happen. You still make the call.

Prices are the first trade after the incident was detected and the last trade 36 hours later, from public market data. The S&P 500 row uses SPY over the same window. These are selected examples from October 7 and 8, 2026, not a track record. Other events also move these stocks, and tagged names do not always move the way the tag suggests. For research and awareness only. Not investment, trading, or financial advice.

Why traders use it

News from where it happens

We read 19,000+ public news sources, including local outlets in the city where an event happens. Local reports often come out before the big wires pick a story up.

Linked to tickers

Each incident lists the stocks and commodities it may affect, tagged as a likely tailwind, a likely headwind, or mixed. Defense, energy, shipping, airlines, and crops are all covered.

Rated, so you can skip the noise

Every incident has a severity, an impact scope from city to global, and a count of the outlets reporting it. Filter to critical, global events and ignore the rest.

Feed it to your own tools

With Pro Business, connect Claude, ChatGPT, or your own scripts to the live feed through Feed MCP. Search incidents by type, severity, country, or ticker.

How to use it

The Situation ticker in Scribble Maps with Marathon Petroleum (MPC) open, marked as a mixed effect, listing seven critical incidents that may affect it, including refinery strikes in Russia and a fuel tanker explosion in Cameroon.

Hover a ticker to see why it is there

The ticker across the top of the map lists every stock and commodity linked to current incidents, with a count of incidents behind each one. Hover one to see the incidents, then click an incident to fly to it.

The Situation & Market Intel panel in Scribble Maps marked Delayed 36 hours, with an Upgrade for real time button, the incident and source counts, and filters for impact scope, severity, and event type.

Free preview, 36 hours behind

Open the preview from this page with no sign-up. You get the same map, ticker, and incident cards as the live feed, 36 hours late. Pro Business removes the delay and refreshes while the map is open.

Features that matter

19,000+ monitored public news sources worldwide
Incidents linked to stocks and commodities, tagged by likely direction
Defense, energy, refiners, shipping, airlines, fertilizer, and crops
Severity, impact scope, and outlet count on every incident
Live Wire list sorted by newest or most severe
Filters for type, severity, scope, and time window
Six incident types, from armed conflict to outages and closures
USGS earthquakes, GDACS disasters, and US weather alerts
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Frequently asked questions

How fast is the live feed?

Pro Business shows incidents as our system processes them and refreshes while the map is open. Speed depends on when outlets publish and how long processing takes, so it varies by event. The free preview shows the same incidents 36 hours later.

How are incidents linked to stocks?

Each incident is matched to the companies and commodities with exposure to that place and event type, such as defense makers for military strikes or refiners for oil terminal fires. Each link is tagged as a likely tailwind, a likely headwind, or a mixed effect.

Do tagged stocks always move the way the tag says?

No. A tag shows what an event may affect, not what the price will do. Other news, earnings, and the wider market also move prices. The Kyiv example on this page shows a case where the tagged names fell.

Is this financial advice?

No. Situation & Market Intel is for research and awareness only. It is not investment, trading, or financial advice. Coverage is automated, so incidents can be missed, late, or placed wrong. Check other sources before you trade.

What does Pro Business cost?

Pro Business is $100 a month. It includes the live incident feed, longer time windows, Feed MCP, and every other Pro Business feature in Scribble Maps.

Can I try it before I pay?

Yes. Open the free preview from this page with no sign-up. It shows the full map, ticker, and incident cards, delayed by 36 hours.

Which markets does it cover?

The ticker covers US and European listed companies plus commodity groups such as crude oil, refined fuels, grains, fertilizer, metals, and shipping. Incidents come from every region with news coverage, so a fire in Cameroon or a strike in Russia can show up next to US-listed names.

Can I connect it to my own tools or an AI assistant?

Yes. With Pro Business, Feed MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or your own tools to the live feed. You can search and filter incidents and check for new ones. Each account has one connection, and polling is limited per account.

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