News Feed Sentiment
Sentiment analysis made easy! Access news feeds with sentiment analysis scores to help you trade smarter.
News Feed Sentiment Key Features
News Feeds
Browse news feeds for thousands of stocks from dozens of trusted news sources.
Article Sentiment
Each news article is given a sentiment score, indicating bullish, bearish, neutral, etc.
Overall Sentiment
Quickly analyze the overall sentiment for a stock by viewing its overall sentiment score.
Sentiment Analysis Charts
Visualize the news feed sentiment score data using simple pie chart and bar charts.
News Source Filters
Filter the news feed for a stock by selecting the trusted news sources you prefer.
Sentiment Filters
Filter the articles in a news feed by selecting sentiment scores; e.g., bullish, bearish, etc.
News Feed Sentiment Key Takeaways
Aggregated news feeds for thousands of stocks.
Sentiment scores on a per news article basis.
Overall sentiment scores for quick analysis.
Visualize the sentiment score data with charts.
Filter news feeds by trusted news sources.
Filter news feeds by sentiment scores.
What is News Feed Sentiment?
Our news feeds are collections of articles about a stock, sourced from trusted publishers, and are categorized by their sentiment score.
Each article indicates a sentiment score of either bullish, somewhat-bullish, bearish, somewhat-bearish, or neutral. Aside from individual sentiment scores, we calculate an overall sentiment score, which makes sentiment analysis for a stock simple and efficient.
With our News Feed Sentiment, traders are able to quickly estimate the general sentiment of a stock by aggregating the sentiment from reputable news sources, enabling them to trade smarter.
Trade Smart with Sentiment Analysis
Quickly and easily estimate the overall sentiment for a stock by visualizing the sentiment data in pie and bar charts. Search thousands of stocks and get the sentiment scores per stock.
Unlike other sentiment analysis platforms, that rely on social media sentiment data, which is mostly noise, spam, trolls, and bots, we get our sentiment data from top-tier, trusted news sources.
When you analyze spam, bots, shills, trolls, you analyze junk data, which is not trustworthy or actionable data. Instead, feed your sentiment analysis with data from professional news sources.
News Feed Sentiment FAQ
Q.What is a news feed?
A.A news feed is an aggregated collection of news articles from a variety of news sources. Our News Feed Sentiment product provides news feed articles for thousands of stocks and simplifies sentiment analysis by scoring each article.
Q.What is sentiment analysis?
A.Sentiment analysis is a technique used by traders to determine the emotional tone behind words. For example, an author of a news article may write a story about a stock, and their tone may be positive (bullish), negative (bearish), or neutral, in regards to whether a stock should be bought or sold.
Q.Where do we get our news articles?
A.Our aggregated news feed of articles are sourced from wellknown and trusted sources, some of which include: Forbes, CNBC, MarketWatch, Reuters, etc.
Q.Are the news feeds real-time?
A.No, our news feeds have a delay of around 10-15 minutes from the time the articles are published, due to system caching and sentiment scoring.
Q.Does every stock have a news feed?
A.Most stocks, that are talked about in the news, will have a news feeds. However, it's possible that there might not be any news articles published for a stock, which would mean the news feed would be empty.
Q.What are the sentiment scores?
A.We categorize news articles into five sentiment score categories, including: bullish, somewhat-bullish, bearish, somewhat-bearish, and neutral.
Q.What is the overall sentiment?
A.The overall sentiment is a quick summation of all of the sentiment scores in a news feed for a stock. This overall score is useful to quickly determine the general sentiment for a stock, which saves you time from having to read dozens or hundreds of articles to estimate the sentiment manually.
Q.How accurate is sentiment analysis?
A.Sentiment analysis, like other forms of data analysis, is another tool traders can use to make better trade decisions. We make no guarantees to the accuracy of the sentiment scores. Sentiment is an opinion and doesn't guarantee the price direction of a stock.
Q.Is the sentiment a recommendation?
A.No, the sentiment scores are opinions. They are not recommendations to buy or sell a stock.