Who’s talking, and where.
Four sources, scored against the company’s own 90 days.
Your stocks are being talked about right now. Breakpoint shows you where — and whether that’s unusual.
Four sources, scored against the company’s own 90 days.
The filing, release or article behind the move.
Eight names, one screen, a couple of minutes.
No trading. No price targets. No buy/sell calls. What else it won’t say
Illustrative dataA news cycle and a subreddit pile-on are different events. Blend them and you can’t tell which one you’re looking at.
Loudest against their own recent level.
Stocks, ETFs and crypto. 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days.
Today against its own past 90 days, with market activity on the same scale.
The centre line marks usual attention.
No trading, no price targets, no ratings.
No filing behind the chatter? Then it’s only unusual discussion.
A missing field is a dash, never a zero.
Most days, most companies aren’t unusual. The app says so.
What the score means, where the numbers come from, and what the app deliberately won’t do.
No. It shows how much a company is being discussed against its own recent normal. You can’t place trades or connect a brokerage account.
A company’s discussion today, ranked against its own past 90 days. It answers one question: is this unusual for this company?
Mention counts mostly measure company size: 500 posts is quiet for a mega-cap and a record for a small-cap. Raw counts are on every row, just not the ranking.
It’s the weakest number we show — tone scoring struggles with sarcasm and slang, which is most of how people write about stocks. We print the sample size every time and flag splits under five posts as thin. Read it as a rough temperature.
Reddit, X, financial news and Polymarket, through a data provider, refreshed daily. Each keeps its own units — never blended into one score.
Once a day, over 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day windows. Nothing is live or streaming, and prices in the app are delayed.
US-listed stocks and ETFs, plus major crypto.
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