MarketSignal - See which stocks the news is most positive about today
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MarketSignal reads live financial news, scores each headline for sentiment and ranks US stocks by positive mentions, overall and across 24 sectors. Every score links to its headlines. For education, not financial advice.
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Narin, a DevOps architect building apps on my own.
When a stock jumps, the first question is "what's the news?". MarketSignal answers that in one place.
Every 15 minutes it reads public financial and tech news feeds (CNBC, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, Investing.com and more)
It scores each headline's tone with VADER sentiment analysis and finds the S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100 companies it mentions
It ranks stocks by how many positive headlines mention them, overall and across 24 sectors (AI, chips, cloud, biotech, energy...)
Click any stock to read the exact headlines behind its score, both positive and negative, each linked to the original article
It's free to use, and an account is only needed to save a watchlist.
To be clear: it measures the tone of headlines, not a company's value, and it isn't financial advice. The "How it works" page spells out the method and its limits.
What would make this more useful for you: more sectors, alerts, or non-US markets?
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Hi Product Hunt! I'm Narin, a DevOps architect building apps on my own.
When a stock jumps, the first question is "what's the news?". MarketSignal answers that in one place.
It's free to use, and an account is only needed to save a watchlist.
To be clear: it measures the tone of headlines, not a company's value, and it isn't financial advice. The "How it works" page spells out the method and its limits.
What would make this more useful for you: more sectors, alerts, or non-US markets?