Bull vs bear vocabulary across sampled FinTwit posts.
Inspired by a wish on X · Sep 2026
What if FinTwit had a Fear & Greed meter?
Heisenberg asked for a CNN-style gauge of retail mood on finance Twitter. Pulse is that desk: lexicon, bull/bear split, ticker gravity, influencer tilt, volume, and FOMO — rolled into one number.
- Sample
- 3,048
- Accounts
- 717
- Volume
- 79
As of Sat, 17 Oct 2026 00:52:24 GMT
Crowd 64 vs influencers 52
Six dials
6 risk-on posts vs 3 risk-off in the last window.
Risk-on names vs havens and hedges in mention mix.
Follower-weighted mood. Big accounts pull the needle harder.
How loud the timeline is versus its 30-day baseline.
Caps, rockets, 'easy money', YOLO sizing language.
90-day mood
Daily close of the FinTwit gauge
Desk vote
Are you fearful or greedy right now?
Hottest tape
All tickers →| Ticker | Sector | Mentions | Mood | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
$QQQ Nasdaq 100 | Index | 16 | 57 | +7 |
$NVDA NVIDIA | AI / Semis | 14 | 69 | +1 |
$TSLA Tesla | Auto / EV | 14 | 52 | -6 |
$MSFT Microsoft | Mega-cap | 13 | 57 | +4 |
$META Meta | Platforms | 12 | 60 | -1 |
$XLF Financials | Banks | 12 | 74 | +8 |
$XBI Biotech | Speculative | 12 | 51 | -5 |
$MSTR MicroStrategy | Bitcoin proxy | 11 | 40 | -1 |
Live sample
Full tape →Capitulation language around $GLD is getting loud. That's when I start a starter long, not a full size.
Everyone max long $NVDA into the print. Positioning is crowded. One miss and it's a god candle the other way.
FOMO is back. Timelines full of easy money screenshots. $COIN is the mascot.
Buying the dip in $MSFT because the alternative is sitting in T-bills watching AI eat the world.
Guidance cut talk on $MSTR is overdone. Street already priced the miss. Asymmetric from here.