Signals
Unusual movers with their explanation, what Reddit is discussing and policy posts that name companies. What each can and cannot support.
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Signals collects three things that are not fundamentals: stocks moving more than usual, stocks being talked about more than usual, and public statements by policymakers that name a company or a sector.
Unusual movers
- A mover is a stock whose day change is large compared with its own recent behaviour and with the market.
- The largest movers of a session are researched. A mover shows a reason only when that research found one in dated sources. See When we give a reason for a move.
- Fresh movers appear before their explanation is ready, marked as pending.
- We scan a fixed list of investing subreddits and count mentions per stock.
- A spike is a count well above that stock's own normal level.
- The mood label is a model's reading of the posts. It is labelled as such and is the least reliable figure on the page.
Policy posts
Posts by the US president that name a company, a sector or a trade measure, with the names affected and the time posted. We show the post and what it names. We do not forecast its effect.
Read next
- When we give a reason for a moveA price move gets a reason only when research found one in dated sources. Otherwise the move shows with its number and no reason line.
- The wireHeadlines in time order with the stocks they name. How a headline gets a ticker, and why some do not.
- What is written by a model and what is notA plain list of which parts of the product a language model writes, which parts are arithmetic or copied from a source, and how the two are kept apart.
Something here wrong or unclear? Tell us. Informational only, not investment advice.