The idea
Every day FinSenty reads finance and crypto video commentary, gives each video a score and turns the day's scores into series. Each series is drawn next to the price of a market, so you can see how the mood of the media moved while the market moved.
There are two sections, each with its own pages: Finance with SPY (S&P 500), QQQ (Nasdaq 100), gold and oil, and Crypto with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and Dogecoin. The data updates once a day.
Sentiment
The sentiment score runs from 0 to 10, from negative to positive tone. Every video gets a score, and the scores are averaged per UTC day.
On the chart
- Daily scores (×): the average of one day. Stronger marks stand further from the moving average.
- EMA line: an exponential moving average of the daily scores, 5 days by default. It smooths out single noisy days.
- Percentile lines: where the score stood at, for example, its 15th and 80th percentile over the past year. They show what counts as high or low for this series.
- Price: the market's daily close, on its own scale on the right. Switch to Bars to see each day's open, high, low and close.
The numbers above the chart
- Score: the latest value of the EMA line.
- State: Elevated above the upper percentile line, Subdued below the lower one, Neutral in between.
- vs 5 days ago: the change of the score against five days earlier. These are calendar days, or trading days when weekends are merged.
- Percentile · 1Y rolling: how today's score ranks within the past year, from 0 to 100.
Outlook
The outlook score runs from 1 (bearish) to 10 (bullish) and says what commentary expects the market to do next. The band from 5 to 6 is the neutral band.
- Short, Mid and Long: three horizons, the coming days, the coming weeks and the months ahead. Each has its own line. Not every video speaks about every horizon, so the horizons can rest on different videos.
- Combine: one line across the selected horizons instead of one per horizon.
- State: Above usual range, Within usual range or Below usual range, measured like the sentiment state against the line's own past year. It is relative: a line can sit above its usual range and still score below 5.
- Last 7 days: below the chart, each horizon's recent values side by side.
On the Overview the outlook sits right under the sentiment chart. The two use separate scales: compare their timing, not their height.
Topics
Topics show what finance commentary talks about. Each topic gets a value per 7-day window, mostly its share of commentary.
- Topics table: this week's value, the change compared with the previous 7 days and how unusual that change is for the topic's own past year. Key topics come first, more groups sit in the tabs.
- Topics over time: the chosen topics as lines, optionally next to a price.
- Topics by week: a heatmap with one column per 7-day window.
- How topics move together: links between topics whose weekly values move together or against each other more than chance would suggest.
Topics overlap, so the shares do not add up to 100 %. Topics for Crypto are not published yet.
Indicators
Indicators read the same series from other angles. They appear as cards under the main chart and use its market and time period. On the Outlook page the same cards read the outlook series instead of the sentiment series.
Access in the table applies to Finance and Crypto. View revisions is currently on Finance only.
Ranks run against the indicator's own past year. Each card keeps its own scale, so compare shapes and timing between cards, not heights.
Chart settings
- Market: the price shown next to the series.
- Time period: 3 months to 3 years. The Outlook page also offers 30 days, the Topics page 1 month.
- EMA: the moving average, from 3 to 30 days.
- Band: which percentile lines to draw, for example 15–80 or 5–95. The state above the chart follows it.
- Weekends and holidays (Finance): Separate keeps them as their own days, Merged counts them toward the next trading day. Crypto trades every day.
- Share: choose Copy link, or Share via… when available, to share your chart settings. Links open the latest available data; the recipient’s plan determines access.
Free and Premium
Free shows the last year of history and the core indicators, without an account. Premium extends the history from one year to three and opens every indicator and every topic with its curve. Premium covers the Finance and Crypto pages.
What it is not
FinSenty describes what financial commentary talks about and how it sounds. Charts can line up with market moves; that is no proof of cause and no forecast. Each day's value uses only commentary published up to that day. Nothing here is investment advice. Read the full disclaimer.