A glimpse inside
Ten platforms. One company. No agreement.
A real reading from the product. Every platform is scored on its own and none of them are averaged together, so the disagreement survives instead of cancelling out.
Neutral and Balanced share the dot because neither points anywhere; the difference is how much conversation sits behind the number. Scores run from −1 to +1, each platform measured on its own terms and never pooled. Hover to pause the tape. How we measure →
What moved Fourteen names changed label and Bullish recovered from 9 to 13, though Balanced still holds 11 of the thirty. The Bearish four are almost entirely new: only NFLX held its reading for a second week, while QQQ, AVGO and COIN replaced TSLA, CRWV and BAC. SPCX climbed to second by mentions on a sharp rise in attention, and AMZN made the largest move, from flat to +0.13. SMCI, COIN and HOOD came in; BAC, JPM and TSM went out. One oddity worth a look: SPY and VOO track the same index and sit on different labels this week, Balanced against Bullish.
Investolytix reads thousands of posts, comments and articles every day, across Reddit, Bluesky, StockTwits, YouTube, Hacker News, financial news and earnings calls. Each platform is scored on its own terms, then laid over real market data. A third lens, beside fundamentals and technicals.
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Two investors look at the same chart. One sees a crash. One sees a discount. The difference is sentiment, and until now nobody measured it for you.
Price tells you what happened. Sentiment tells you who's watching, and how they feel about it. Investolytix reads what's said about an asset across every platform we track, scores each one on its own terms, never blending them into one misleading average, then puts it side by side with the numbers, so you can decide for yourself.
It's not a crystal ball. It's context you couldn't see before.
We pull every mention of a stock, ETF or coin, by name or ticker, across Reddit, Bluesky, StockTwits, YouTube, Hacker News, financial & global news, and earnings-call transcripts.
Each mention is scored for sentiment and emotion (hype, fear, doubt, conviction and greed), calibrated per platform, and tracked for attention over time as interest builds or fades.
We chart that sentiment against real market data, so you can see how the conversation moves alongside the price, all in one view.
A real reading from the product. Every platform is scored on its own and none of them are averaged together, so the disagreement survives instead of cancelling out.
A clear bullish-to-bearish read for each platform, scored on its own terms, plus an overall score, updated daily.
Go beyond positive/negative. See the mix of hype, fear, doubt, conviction and greed driving the conversation.
Attention and interest volume over time. Watch the buzz around a name build or fade, day by day.
Social platforms, financial and global news, and earnings-call transcripts, so you're not reading just one corner of the internet.
One platform across asset classes. Starting with the US market, expanding from there.
The headline view: how the mood of the crowd tracks actual market performance, or diverges from it.
What company insiders actually do with their own money. Official filings and insider transactions, never sentiment-scored. Saying versus doing.
Market-wide fear and greed for equities and crypto, plus how much attention a name is drawing over time.
Ratios, peers, price targets and rating changes sitting right beside the sentiment, the hard numbers in the same place.
What the internet is saying, and what the filings actually show
Twenty-one sources in all: eleven platforms where investors talk, each scored on its own terms and never pooled, and ten lenses on what actually happened, which are never sentiment-scored. What every source is, and where each one is weak →
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No, and that's deliberate. We don't forecast prices or tell you what to buy. We surface a layer of context (sentiment, emotion and trend) that sits alongside fundamental and technical analysis. What you do with it is entirely your call.
No. Investolytix is an information and analytics tool, not a financial advisor. Nothing on the platform is a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Always do your own research and consider speaking to a licensed professional.
Two very different kinds of data. On the sentiment side: public conversations across Reddit, Bluesky, StockTwits, YouTube and Hacker News, plus financial and global news and earnings-call transcripts. Every mention is tied to a specific asset by name or ticker, then scored on its own platform's terms, never blended into one average. Alongside that we carry official, structured facts (company filings, insider transactions, analyst rating changes) which are never sentiment-scored, plus real market data. Updated daily.
We're starting with US-listed stocks, ETFs and major cryptocurrencies, with plans to expand coverage over time.
There'll be a free tier to explore, with paid plans for deeper coverage and history. We're still finalising the details and will share them closer to launch. Founding members on the waitlist get free Pro access when we go live.
We're in active development. Waitlist members get early access ahead of public launch, plus free Pro for founding members. Drop your email above and we'll keep you posted.