Topics over time
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Market narratives
Explore the topics discussed in finance media commentary, how often they appear and how their share changes between seven-day periods.
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THIS WEEKAs of 2026-11-11
Earnings was named far less often than the week before. The other key topics showed no unusual change.
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Topics · 7 days
Compared with the 7 days before and the prior year. Click a row to put it on the chart.Share of commentary naming each theme as a main market driver, or describing narrow leadership or credit stress.
Tone: how commentary that mentions the topic describes the market, compared with all commentary. 28 days, in score points.
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TopicValuevs last week1Y rankToneTone vs own year7 days90 days360 days
Unusual drop
15.1%−17.7 pp32PremiumPremium
Usual weekly change
22.1%+5.0 pp47PremiumPremium
Usual weekly change
19.4%+10.0 pp80PremiumPremium
Usual weekly change
13.4%+2.6 pp49PremiumPremium
Usual weekly change
32.5%−2.7 pp66PremiumPremium
Usual weekly change
60.0%+2.4 pp98PremiumPremium
Usual weekly change
19.4%−0.2 pp65PremiumPremium
Usual weekly change
18.2%−2.2 pp85PremiumPremium
FINANCE COMMENTARY · 7-DAY WINDOWS
Topics by week
FINANCE COMMENTARY · SAME WEEK
How topics move together
Between the chosen topics
Weekly values over the chosen period, showing only links that stand out from chance. Topics compete for attention, so opposite directions often mean one crowds out the other. Correlation is not causation and says nothing about the following week.
Descriptive, not a signal. Values estimate how much video commentary names or describes a topic. Topics overlap, so they do not add up to 100%, and the percentages of different series measure different questions. “Unusual” compares a change with the same series' own past year; it is not a statistical test, and a rising topic is no forecast of price moves.
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