real time stock market sentiment dashboard
An hourly read on what the market's news flow is saying — published as data.
SentimentFeed reads the market's news flow and scores it. Every hour it re-reads the whole feed, works out which tickers, sectors and themes are being talked about and in what tone, and republishes the result as a single page: strongest and weakest sentiment, what is accelerating, sector and theme rotation, the current market regime, and a read on volatility and tail risk.
Sentiment is only useful while it is current. Rather than an archive of stale posts, this is one page that is rebuilt every hour and replaced. Each rebuild is preserved as a timestamped snapshot in the archive, so a reading can be cited later and checked against what actually happened.
Scores are derived from the volume and tone of financial news coverage, not from price action. A ticker rises here because the flow around it turned positive, which may lead, lag or contradict the price. Source publications are deliberately not named on the page: the output is an aggregate signal, not a directory of who said what.
Everything on the page is also published as feed.json, data.csv, RSS and llms.txt. Free to use with attribution.
Nothing here is investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to buy or sell anything. It is a sentiment measurement, published as data. Sentiment is not a forecast: it can be strongly positive immediately before a fall, and negative at a bottom. Markets carry risk of loss, models are wrong regularly, and no figure on this site should be the reason you take a position. If you need advice, speak to someone authorised to give it.