AI-powered market sentiment, free to explore
Track What Markets Are Talking About Today
MarketMind pulls Reddit, Twitter/X and finance news into one live dashboard, so you can see what investors are focused on right now—without bouncing between ten tabs.
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Market Signals Dashboard
Screenshot: /marketsignals daily view
What you can do with MarketMind
Two main views, same data. Pick the one that matches how you like to research.
Scan the whole market
See AI-clustered topics like "Nvidia drawdown" or "SoftBank trims stake", with sentiment, divergence and coverage in one place.
- Spot which stories are getting the most attention.
- See when Reddit, Twitter/X and news disagree.
- Switch between daily and weekly views.
Check a single ticker
Type NVDA, SPY, HOOD or any symbol to see how people are talking about it across Reddit, Twitter/X, analysts and news.
- View recent headlines and key Reddit comments.
- Compare social sentiment with analyst tone.
- Track how the story changes over time.
Review weekly patterns
Look across the week to see which themes keep coming back and which stories faded after one day.
- Find recurring topics that won't go away.
- See when a story is new versus ongoing.
- Compare this week with recent weeks.
What MarketMind tracks
MarketMind doesn't predict prices or tell you what to buy. It shows you how investors and commentators are talking about markets—what's hot, what's fading, and where social sentiment clashes with expert views. You can use it as an extra lens alongside your charts, fundamentals and own research.
See full methodologySee MarketMind in action
Here's how a single ticker, like NVDA, looks when you bring Reddit, Twitter/X and news into one view.
NVDA Ticker Detail View
Screenshot: /trending-tickers with NVDA expanded
Explore the full NVDA example or jump straight into the ticker list to browse everything else.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about MarketMind. If you still have questions, reach out and we'll add the answer here.
Yes. MarketMind is free while we're building and improving it. There is no credit card, no trial period and no ads. If we ever add paid features later, the core sentiment views will stay free for existing users.
We pull public data from finance-focused subreddits, a curated set of Twitter/X accounts, and mainstream finance news sites. We do not use your brokerage data, login details or private messages.
Reddit and Twitter/X feeds are refreshed throughout the US trading day. News and analyst feeds are updated several times per day. Weekly views roll these updates into a longer narrative.
No. MarketMind is a research tool. It surfaces what people are saying about markets, but it does not recommend trades. Always do your own research and consider your own risk tolerance.
Most sentiment tools show a single bullish versus bearish percentage. MarketMind groups posts into stories, highlights where retail and experts disagree, and lets you see how those narratives evolve over different time windows.
Coverage focuses on US-listed equities and ETFs that see meaningful discussion volume on Reddit, Twitter/X and in the news. Less talked-about names may appear less often or not at all, even if they trade on an exchange.
The summaries are generated by large language models and may contain errors or miss nuance. Treat them as a fast starting point, not as a final answer. When something looks important, click through to the original posts and articles.