A dilution radar, built by a trader for traders.

Stocks Leak was designed by Guy Gentile — an American stock trader and entrepreneur — to solve a problem he kept running into in his own trading: dilutive SEC filings were hitting the tape faster than any existing service could surface them. He built Stocks Leak first as a personal tool, and is now opening it up to every trader.

Who is Guy Gentile?

Guy Gentile is a long-time small-cap trader and the founder of multiple brokerage and trading-technology companies, including SureTrader and MintBroker International. Over the course of his career, he has spent most of his trading time in low-float, high-volatility names — exactly the universe where dilution dictates outcomes. More background lives on Guy Gentile's Stocks Leak profile.

"I got tired of finding out about an ATM offering after it had already pressured the stock," Guy says. "By the time the press desks were reporting on a 424B5, I was already in the position. I wanted to flip that — get the filing the moment it hit EDGAR, parsed, scored, and pushed to me."

What Stocks Leak does

• • Streams every dilutive SEC filing — S-1, S-3, 424B5, ATM, and shelf takedowns — within seconds of submission.
• • Scores each filing for dilutive impact and tags the ticker.
• • Tracks pending S-1 registrations, completed offerings, and upcoming stock splits in one place.
• • Lets you build a watchlist and pushes real-time alerts when a watched ticker files.
• • Generates downloadable PDF dilution reports for any ticker.

Why now?

The retail trading boom has flooded small-caps with new capital — and small-cap CFOs noticed. ATM offerings, reverse splits, and S-3 shelf takedowns are at record levels. Stocks Leak gives independent traders the same dilution intelligence that hedge-fund desks pay six figures a year for, at $29 per month.

Built to scale with you

Whether you trade two tickers or two hundred, Stocks Leak is the same product. No tiered upsells, no enterprise lockouts. One plan, one price, real-time data.