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Stock Sentiment Scanner

Your AI fetches normalized stock sentiment from Reddit, X.com, news, and Polymarket: buzz score, bullish percentage, mentions, and trend. Requires your Adanos API key.

Try asking: “Compare Reddit and X.com sentiment for AMD and NVDA”

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What is this skill?

Understanding how much attention a stock is getting on social media and news can be crucial for traders and analysts. With this skill, your AI delivers structured sentiment data from Reddit, X.com, financial news, and Polymarket, all normalized and ready for comparison. It's perfect for anyone tracking market buzz, retail sentiment, or looking for the next hot ticker.

What you can do

  • See how much Reddit is talking about a stock, including buzz score, bullish percentage, and mention count (e.g., "TSLA: 1,200 Reddit mentions, 68% bullish").
  • Check X.com sentiment and compare it to Reddit or news (e.g., "NVDA: X.com buzz up 20% this week").
  • Find out how many Polymarket trades or bets are active for a company (e.g., "MSFT: 400 Polymarket trades today").
  • Compare sentiment and buzz across multiple tickers (e.g., "AMD vs NVDA: Reddit and X sentiment side-by-side").
  • Assess whether Reddit, X.com, and financial news agree or diverge on a stock's outlook.

How it works

When you request sentiment data, your AI uses your Adanos Finance API key to query the Adanos API. It fetches buzz scores, bullish percentages, mention or trade counts, and trends for each platform, then presents the findings in a clear table or summary. This allows you to spot surging interest, shifts in sentiment, or consensus/disagreement across platforms.

Good to know

  • You must set your ADANOS_API_KEY in the environment for access.
  • Works on any platform with shell and HTTP support.
  • Only reads sentiment data—no trades or account actions.