Hours of finance commentary, read for you every day. See the mood, the outlook and the stories behind them, side by side with the price.
Daily price alongside changes in news reactions and channel sentiment.
News · Shrugging off bad newsThe share of commentary describing a market that shrugs off bad news. A lower share can also reflect a change in the topics being discussed.
Channels · Channels above averageThe share of channels whose sentiment is above their own earlier average, smoothed over time. A rise can start from a low level; the current share matters too.
↑ / ↓ means a change in these shares compared with exactly seven days earlier, in both Daily and Weekly, not the direction of SPY. A rise from 20% to 25% is +5 percentage points (pp).
Put price and commentary in context.
Explore SPY alongside changing news reactions and channel sentiment.
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Each color describes changes in commentary, alongside the price.
Shrugging off bad news is described more often, and the share of channels above their own average rises. Compare this with SPY: is the price move an ongoing rise or a rebound?
Shrugging off bad news is described more often while the channel share falls. The two commentary measures diverge; read them alongside the price and the current channel share.
Shrugging off bad news is described less often while the channel share rises. Falling “News” alone does not establish market weakness; compare it with SPY and the current channel share.
Both commentary shares fall. Check whether SPY also weakens or holds up despite that change. The color describes commentary, not an expected price decline.
No color means a required current or previous-week value is missing, or at least one share is unchanged. The selected observation's text distinguishes these cases.
Read price → channel level and direction → news context. Small changes can be sensitive to which channels contribute. Contribution and channel counts describe commentary coverage, not independent news events.
These descriptions do not establish future returns or entry or exit points. Historical commentary may have been scored later; the colors do not establish what was available in real time.
Key topics in finance commentary, 7-day window
Same time period as the chart above. Each card keeps its own scale:
For investors and analysts who want the tone of market commentary in one place: what finance and crypto videos talk about, how they sound and what they expect. Charts can line up with market moves; that is not proof of a causal effect or a trading edge. Nothing here is investment advice.
Every day FinSenty reads finance and crypto video commentary and shows how it sounds, what it expects and what it talks about, next to the price of the market.
Sentiment runs from 0 to 10, from negative to positive tone. Outlook runs from 1 (bearish) to 10 (bullish), with 5–6 as the neutral band.
It updates once a day. Each day's value uses only commentary published up to that day, so no chart looks ahead.
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