TSLA (41, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 41
Usernames: enrichtrades, Mr_Derivatives, SteveUrkelDude, Prof_heist, ConnorJBates_, ripster47, blondebroker1, TLAMB91, alphacharts365, ShortsellerST, techinvestoor, Volume_Stocks, ConsensusGurus, TedHZhang, anandragn, gpaisa7, venuguntupli7, gregory_FTA
Overall Twitter commentary tilts bullish: multiple users framed TSLA as a long-term core/AI/energy/robotics idea (enrichtrades, Prof_heist, ConnorJBates_, alphacharts365, venuguntupli7), several traders called a technical consolidation/possible explosive breakout after earnings (SteveUrkelDude, ShortsellerST expecting a run to ~520, ripster47 on bullish tape), and technical posts highlighted triggers and support (Volume_Stocks: 20 EMA, trigger ~451.70, hold ~413.90; TLAMB91 noted 21D/50/.618 levels around 428–432; blondebroker1 cited ~433–438). There is limited critical noise on FSD performance (ConsensusGurus flagged weak FSD V14x data), so actionable approach is to bias long — either buy a breakout above the ~451–455 trigger or accumulate on weakness toward the ~413–433 support band — with position sizing and stops to manage FSD/short-term chop risk.
More Tweets: @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @Prof_heist, @ConnorJBates_, @ConnorJBates_, @SteveUrkelDude, @ripster47, @blondebroker1, @TLAMB91, @blondebroker1, @ripster47, @alphacharts365, @alphacharts365, @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @ripster47, @ripster47, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @techinvestoor, @alphacharts365, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @ConsensusGurus, @ConsensusGurus, @TedHZhang, @Volume_Stocks, @anandragn, @gpaisa7, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @anandragn, @ripster47, @anandragn, @venuguntupli7, @gregory_FTA, @gregory_FTA, @venuguntupli7
ETH (34, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 34
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, Freedom_By_40, Prof_heist, blondebroker1, StonkChris, venuguntupli7, TheBronxViking, TedHZhang, SteveUrkelDude, Reformed_Trader, Volume_Stocks, Se19edy
Overall Twitter sentiment is bullish: venuguntupli7 repeatedly calls ETH ‘ready’ for a breakout with a $7k target and a $3.2k stop, Freedom_By_40 posts cycle-target charts and even suggests ~$6k by Thanksgiving based on prior-cycle behavior, StonkChris and Volume_Stocks point to bullish technicals and potential $5k–$6k by year-end, Prof_heist and others project multi-thousand dollar targets (up to $7.5k over ~2 years), and TedHZhang highlights bullish fundamental news (JPM allowing ETH as collateral). A few posters (SteveUrkelDude, Reformed_Trader) note consolidation and the risk of a deeper pullback to ~$3.5k if key trend levels fail, but the dominant theme is breakout/continuation—actionable approach: long on breakouts or on controlled dips, target the $5k–$7k range (extended targets to ~$7.5k over 1–2 years), and use a protective stop around $3.2k–$3.5k per the community’s suggested risk levels.
More Tweets: @Freedom_By_40, @Freedom_By_40, @Mr_Derivatives, @Freedom_By_40, @Freedom_By_40, @Prof_heist, @Freedom_By_40, @blondebroker1, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @venuguntupli7, @TheBronxViking, @venuguntupli7, @TedHZhang, @TheBronxViking, @TheBronxViking, @SteveUrkelDude, @Reformed_Trader, @StonkChris, @Volume_Stocks, @Se19edy, @StonkChris, @venuguntupli7, @Freedom_By_40, @venuguntupli7, @Freedom_By_40, @Freedom_By_40, @Freedom_By_40, @Freedom_By_40, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7
NBIS (33, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 33
Usernames: enrichtrades, ShakePryzby1, Prof_heist, FL0WG0D, ConnorJBates_, epictrades1, anandragn, ShortsellerST, 1ChartMaster, FranVezz, SteveUrkelDude, StonkChris, venuguntupli7, eliant_capital
Overall Twitter sentiment on $NBIS is bullish: multiple traders reported buying and successful dip-buys (Prof_heist: bought avg $96.81 and +18%; SteveUrkelDude: flagged reversal under $100, +10–20% days and technical path to $165–170), while enrichtrades repeatedly included $NBIS on a high-conviction watchlist. Option flow was notable (FL0WG0D: $256K call buyer), and technical commentators (ConnorJBates_) cited support at the 10‑wk MA and classification as a data‑center leader. Some users noted trimming or volatility risk (epictrades1, anandragn), and one short-seller tweeted attention-grabbing copy but offered no clear bearish evidence. Actionable stance: favor a long bias with defined risk management (respect volatility and use stops/position sizing — e.g., users discussed ~$84 stop and $120 near-term target), and watch for follow‑through on technical breakouts or failure at resistance.
More Tweets: @ShakePryzby1, @Prof_heist, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @FL0WG0D, @ConnorJBates_, @epictrades1, @ConnorJBates_, @anandragn, @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @1ChartMaster, @1ChartMaster, @FranVezz, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @anandragn, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7, @epictrades1, @FL0WG0D, @eliant_capital
ASTS (28, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 28
Usernames: kingtutcap, endless_frank, Reformed_Trader, techinvestoor, SteveUrkelDude, beavinvests
Overall Twitter sentiment is decisively bullish toward AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) across 28 tweets: kingtutcap repeatedly claims ASTS is the market leader with proprietary tech (ASIC500), tested device integrations, and material MNO partnerships, framing Starlink as playing catch-up; endless_frank highlights corporate financing moves (convert complete, ATM activity), calls ASTS the clear leader and gives a 2025 price range; techinvestoor and Reformed_Trader note the Apple/Starlink headlines but argue they indirectly validate ASTS or will drive related newsflow; beavinvests and others reiterate there’s no close competitor aside from Starlink. Sentiment suggests momentum-driven buying is likely; however, this is social-media-driven conviction — monitor execution risks (technical performance, MNO deals), dilution from converts/ATM, and competitive headlines from SpaceX/Apple before scaling a position.
More Tweets: @kingtutcap, @kingtutcap, @kingtutcap, @endless_frank, @Reformed_Trader, @endless_frank, @techinvestoor, @techinvestoor, @kingtutcap, @endless_frank, @endless_frank, @endless_frank, @kingtutcap, @kingtutcap, @endless_frank, @endless_frank, @techinvestoor, @techinvestoor, @endless_frank, @techinvestoor, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @techinvestoor, @Reformed_Trader, @endless_frank, @beavinvests, @beavinvests
AMD (23, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 23
Usernames: SRxTrades, dannycheng2022, 1ChartMaster, ShortsellerST, ripster47, SteveUrkelDude, StonkChris, Reformed_Trader, ConsensusGurus, Volume_Stocks, ZaStocks, gregory_FTA
The tweet stream is predominantly bullish: SRxTrades (x2) and ZaStocks called $AMD a market leader and noted an ‘insane’ move, 1ChartMaster flagged a ‘blue skies breakout’, Volume_Stocks and ConsensusGurus posted strong weekly gains/market-cap headlines, and dannycheng2022 and StonkChris described buying/holding despite prior bearish calls—SteveUrkelDude also shared technical setups. There is limited contrarian push from ShortsellerST (updated year‑end target and a storage>GPU theme) and occasional caution from ConsensusGurus about valuation, but overall momentum and crowd attention favor a long bias; actionable approach — lean long, accumulate on weakness, and size/manage exposure given the presence of short-seller narratives.
More Tweets: @SRxTrades, @dannycheng2022, @dannycheng2022, @1ChartMaster, @1ChartMaster, @ShortsellerST, @ripster47, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris, @Reformed_Trader, @ConsensusGurus, @ConsensusGurus, @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @Volume_Stocks, @ZaStocks, @ZaStocks, @gregory_FTA, @ConsensusGurus, @ConsensusGurus, @SteveUrkelDude
IREN (23, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 23
Usernames: enrichtrades, SRxTrades, ShakePryzby1, TedHZhang, SteveUrkelDude, blondebroker1, Prof_heist, dannycheng2022, epictrades1, ConnorJBates_, anandragn, FranVezz, venuguntupli7
Overall Twitter sentiment is constructive for IREN: multiple users call the dip ‘bought’ and highlight breakout setups and sector tailwinds. enrichtrades flagged quick dip-buying and a setup above the 9‑EMA with a push to $74; SRxTrades listed IREN as a Data Center/theme leader; ShakePryzby1 and anandragn reported buying/holding IREN during recent turnarounds; TedHZhang included IREN in a wedge‑pop breakout group; SteveUrkelDude noted a picture‑perfect hold/reversal and technical upside toward $90 (also noting a quick rip from the $60s); Prof_heist pointed out buying ~9.5% off the 21‑EMA; epictrades1 and others noted missed bounces after exits (evidence of bullish strength); venuguntupli7 suggested a $75 target with a $55 stop. Recommendation: lean long while using disciplined risk management (defined stop and size for the current choppy environment).
More Tweets: @SRxTrades, @ShakePryzby1, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @blondebroker1, @Prof_heist, @dannycheng2022, @dannycheng2022, @epictrades1, @ConnorJBates_, @anandragn, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @blondebroker1, @FranVezz, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @anandragn, @venuguntupli7
SNOW (23, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 23
Usernames: SRxTrades, ShakePryzby1, Prof_heist, enrichtrades, JSpitTrades, RoyLMattox, dannycheng2022, ShortsellerST, Volume_Stocks, StonkChris, alphacharts365, SimpleSwings
Overall sentiment is bullish: multiple analysts call SNOW a breakout/leader (SRxTrades twice flagged a stage‑1 breakout and new highs), technical commentators note a flag breakout and momentum breakout through resistance (enrichtrades, dannycheng2022, Volume_Stocks), and sector curators include SNOW among favored software/AI infrastructure names (JSpitTrades, StonkChris, alphacharts365). RoyLMattox cited a recent PLTR partnership as a positive catalyst, ShortsellerST noted moving averages and a path to Fibonacci/DTL confluence above, and Volume_Stocks provided specific triggers (line in sand ~251.75) with targets (~275 then 300). Actionable takeaway: sentiment favors a long bias — consider buying the confirmed breakout above ~251–252 or accumulating on clean pullbacks that hold MAs/support, with targets in the 275–300 area and a stop under the recent support/momentum bar level cited by commentators.
More Tweets: @ShakePryzby1, @Prof_heist, @enrichtrades, @SRxTrades, @SRxTrades, @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades, @RoyLMattox, @dannycheng2022, @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @enrichtrades, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @alphacharts365, @Volume_Stocks, @SimpleSwings, @alphacharts365
ASST (22, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 22
Usernames: FL0WG0D, StonkChris, Freedom_By_40, TheBronxViking, TLAMB91, StockPatternPro, Volume_Stocks, eliant_capital
Overall Twitter sentiment is bullish: multiple accounts highlight a high‑profile 1M+ share stake by @mikealfred (StonkChris, TheBronxViking) and upbeat technical setups (Volume_Stocks: falling wedge/volume apex; StockPatternPro: “Finally moving”; Freedom_By_40: chart scenarios). Volume_Stocks also pushed a major fundamental catalyst (the $1.34B merger / large Bitcoin accumulation), and FL0WG0D flagged large call activity — all reinforcing speculative buy interest. A few voices offer caution (StonkChris also suggested a pullback to the $4–5 cloud; TLAMB91 warned of pump dynamics and possible political ties), so this looks like a momentum/speculative long rather than a safe fundamental buy — consider small position sizes, confirm breakouts and news, and use strict risk management.
More Tweets: @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @Freedom_By_40, @TheBronxViking, @Freedom_By_40, @TheBronxViking, @TheBronxViking, @TheBronxViking, @TLAMB91, @FL0WG0D, @TheBronxViking, @StockPatternPro, @TheBronxViking, @TheBronxViking, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @eliant_capital
EOSE (22, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 22
Usernames: enrichtrades, Prof_heist, TedHZhang, FL0WG0D, JSpitTrades, ConnorJBates_, ShortsellerST, SteveUrkelDude, StonkChris, luke_vol, venuguntupli7
Tweets are overwhelmingly bullish: enrichtrades repeatedly calls a ‘massive stage 2 breakout’ and points to a push toward ~$19, TedHZhang identifies $EOSE as a ‘high-tight flag’, FL0WG0D shows large call buys (~$341K and ~$508K), JSpitTrades and luke_vol note strong relative strength/bull-flag setups, and multiple posters (Prof_heist, StonkChris, ConnorJBates_) include EOSE on watchlists or model lists—ShortsellerST even suggests the move is ‘just getting started.’ The consensus supports a long bias driven by technical momentum and notable options flow; if trading, prefer entries on consolidation or pullbacks, size positions and use stops to manage risk.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @FL0WG0D, @enrichtrades, @JSpitTrades, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @FL0WG0D, @JSpitTrades, @ConnorJBates_, @ShortsellerST, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris, @luke_vol, @luke_vol, @venuguntupli7
PATH (22, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 22
Usernames: SRxTrades, ConnorJBates_, TedHZhang, venuguntupli7, JKeynesAlpha, JSpitTrades, TSDR_Trading, StonkChris, AlexJonesIA, _market_mind
Overall Twitter sentiment is decisively bullish: SRxTrades highlights a “massive weekly base breakout” and NVIDIA/OpenAI deals targeting $20+, ConnorJBates_ and JKeynesAlpha call PATH a pure-play in agentic AI and list partnerships with OpenAI, NVIDIA, Google Cloud, Microsoft and Snowflake, and venuguntupli7 notes a multi-year base, bull-flag breakout, AVWAP near $19.24, improving fundamentals and suggests a stop at $15.20 with $19/$27 targets. Additional confirmations include chart/cluster breakout commentary from TedHZhang, inclusion in software picks by JSpitTrades, reported buys from TSDR_Trading and bullish technical commentary from _market_mind and StonkChris; options flow noted by AlexJonesIA. The consensus implies a momentum-driven long setup, but risk-manage positions (stop around $15.2) and wait for breakout confirmation on higher timeframe charts.
More Tweets: @SRxTrades, @ConnorJBates_, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @ConnorJBates_, @venuguntupli7, @JKeynesAlpha, @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades, @TSDR_Trading, @JKeynesAlpha, @StonkChris, @JKeynesAlpha, @JKeynesAlpha, @ConnorJBates_, @AlexJonesIA, @_market_mind, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7
PLTR (22, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 22
Usernames: Prof_heist, SRxTrades, TedHZhang, ConnorJBates_, blondebroker1, JSpitTrades, dannycheng2022, RoyLMattox, ShortsellerST, Mr_Derivatives, SteveUrkelDude
Overall sentiment is clearly bullish: Prof_heist repeatedly calls for new highs ($200–$230), TedHZhang and others (notably listing PLTR as a multi-month base into earnings), and ConnorJBates_ and blondebroker1 tag PLTR as an AI leader. JSpitTrades and SteveUrkelDude highlight defended 50‑day MA and tightening price action ahead of earnings, Mr_Derivatives notes it’s near ATHs, RoyLMattox references a Snowflake partnership, and ShortsellerST’s snark underscores failing shorts. Actionable view: favor a long bias into the earnings/ breakout window but size positions and use stops (or plan profit-taking) to manage risk from possible gap fills or short-term pullbacks.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @SRxTrades, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @ConnorJBates_, @blondebroker1, @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades, @dannycheng2022, @Prof_heist, @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades, @RoyLMattox, @ShortsellerST, @Mr_Derivatives, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @TedHZhang
SPY (22, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 22
Usernames: FL0WG0D, ShortsellerST, blondebroker1, Prof_heist, Reformed_Trader, Mr_Derivatives, StonkChris, SteveUrkelDude, TedHZhang, ripster47, JIMROInvest, Volume_Stocks
Overall Twitter sentiment favors staying long SPY: multiple accounts (Prof_heist, Reformed_Trader, Mr_Derivatives, SteveUrkelDude, StonkChris) point to all‑time highs and bullish momentum, Volume_Stocks and blondebroker1 highlight that dip buyers are being rewarded (blondebroker1 also flagged resistance/gold bands at ~677.65–681.3), and macro tweets (FL0WG0D, TedHZhang) call out China trade progress and cooler CPI as tailwinds. Contrarian views from ShortsellerST warn of periodic 2–5% drawdowns and ‘false breakout’ dynamics, and ripster47 flagged weaker consumer sentiment that could cap gains. Actionable takeaway: bias long for momentum continuation but size positions for volatility, use stops or scale‑in around the noted resistance bands, and monitor CPI/China headlines and ShortsellerST’s calls for short‑term dips.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @blondebroker1, @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @Prof_heist, @ShortsellerST, @Reformed_Trader, @Mr_Derivatives, @blondebroker1, @blondebroker1, @ShortsellerST, @StonkChris, @SteveUrkelDude, @blondebroker1, @TedHZhang, @SteveUrkelDude, @ripster47, @JIMROInvest, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @Volume_Stocks
QQQ (21, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 21
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, FL0WG0D, ShakePryzby1, Prof_heist, Reformed_Trader, ShortsellerST, 1ChartMaster, StonkChris, epictrades1, SteveUrkelDude, TedHZhang, Volume_Stocks, ripster47, alphacharts365
Twitter sentiment is broadly bullish toward $QQQ: several users flagged all-time highs and strong rally momentum (Mr_Derivatives noting a 54% rise from April lows; Prof_heist, Reformed_Trader, SteveUrkelDude calling ATHs), while macro headlines and catalysts support the move (FL0WG0D and TedHZhang on China/leadership talks; StonkChris and TedHZhang on cooler-than-expected CPI). Trade commentary also reinforces buying behavior (Volume_Stocks: “dip buyers continue to be rewarded”; epictrades1 citing favorable historical seasonality). A lone caution (ShakePryzby1) warns about aggressive gap-ups and preserving capital, so the actionable read is to go long or DCA into pullbacks but manage risk with stops/position sizing given the speed of recent moves.
More Tweets: @FL0WG0D, @Mr_Derivatives, @ShakePryzby1, @Prof_heist, @Reformed_Trader, @Mr_Derivatives, @ShortsellerST, @1ChartMaster, @StonkChris, @epictrades1, @SteveUrkelDude, @1ChartMaster, @TedHZhang, @SteveUrkelDude, @Volume_Stocks, @ripster47, @alphacharts365, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @Volume_Stocks
SPX (21, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 21
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, ShortsellerST, satymahajan, blondebroker1, epictrades1, JIMROInvest, alphacharts365
Overall Twitter commentary is constructive for SPX: Mr_Derivatives repeatedly highlights strong momentum (SPX gains since the shutdown, near 6,800 and ~3% from 7,000, invalidated bearish patterns, streaks of green months), satymahajan points to quarterly pivot support and new ATHs, and others (JIMROInvest, epictrades1, blondebroker1, alphacharts365) echo bullish technical/fundamental signals; ShortsellerST is the main contrarian voice, warning of possible dips/back-tests and admitting a missed short but still keeping a longer-term bearish ‘path’ scenario and a potential 5% pullback. Actionable implication: bias long while monitoring for a shallow 3–5% pullback (per ShortsellerST) to add or tighten stops.
More Tweets: @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @ShortsellerST, @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @satymahajan, @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @ShortsellerST, @satymahajan, @ShortsellerST, @blondebroker1, @epictrades1, @ShortsellerST, @JIMROInvest, @alphacharts365, @blondebroker1
COIN (19, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 19
Usernames: TedHZhang, Freedom_By_40, enrichtrades, epictrades1, FL0WG0D, blondebroker1, dannycheng2022, ripster47, StonkChris, Volume_Stocks, Se19edy, gpaisa7, MartinShkreli
Overall Twitter sentiment is bullish: TedHZhang repeatedly names $COIN as part of multi-month bases and breakout leadership into earnings, enrichtrades calls it an A+ daily setup and notes price back over the 9/50 EMA, FL0WG0D flags a large $692K call buyer, Freedom_By_40 says the low is in targeting ~600–800, and epictrades1/ripster47/Volume_Stocks mark $COIN as a major earnings event on the calendar; blondebroker1 and StonkChris also list it on top watchlists. Actionable take: lean long into the technical/earnings setup but keep position size controlled and use predefined stops because earnings can produce volatile moves.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @Freedom_By_40, @enrichtrades, @epictrades1, @FL0WG0D, @blondebroker1, @dannycheng2022, @ripster47, @ripster47, @enrichtrades, @blondebroker1, @blondebroker1, @StonkChris, @TedHZhang, @Volume_Stocks, @Se19edy, @gpaisa7, @MartinShkreli
CRWV (19, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 19
Usernames: ZaStocks, Prof_heist, FL0WG0D, TLAMB91, StonkChris, SteveUrkelDude, AlexJonesIA, TheBronxViking, venuguntupli7
Net Twitter sentiment is bullish: ZaStocks highlights enterprise datacenter demand and cites positive Sam Altman quotes about CoreWeave; Prof_heist includes $CRWV on a long-term watchlist; FL0WG0D shows a $1M call buyer indicating bullish options flow; StonkChris and SteveUrkelDude call a TA bottom, range tightening, and potential breakout; venuguntupli7 even posted a stop ($114) and target ($188). A few tweets (TLAMB91, some short quips) are skeptical or jokey but provide limited bearish evidence. Conclusion: bias toward taking or adding to a long position while using technical confirmation (breakout/TA) and strict stops to manage downside risk.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @FL0WG0D, @TLAMB91, @TLAMB91, @StonkChris, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris, @AlexJonesIA, @AlexJonesIA, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @TheBronxViking, @ZaStocks, @venuguntupli7, @AlexJonesIA
OPEN (19, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 19
Usernames: FL0WG0D, Mr_Derivatives, SRxTrades, SimpleSwings, TheBronxViking, alphacharts365, AlexJonesIA, Volume_Stocks, luke_vol
Market chatter is decisively bullish: FL0WG0D flagged large call buys ($560K and $327K), AlexJonesIA noted meaningful contract counts and TheBronxViking highlighted rising call premiums; SRxTrades and luke_vol call a breakout from a weekly/falling wedge with volume returning and targets into the $9–$11 area (SRxTrades, Mr_Derivatives sees $9.25), Volume_Stocks points to clearing the 20 EMA and holding a $7.50 trigger with room toward $9.60–10.50, and SimpleSwings cites bullish price action (hammer, MACD crossover) but warns of a 27% short float — a risk that can amplify moves. Actionable view: favor a long bias on confirmation of the wedge breakout and sustained volume (watch $7.50 support); size positions and use stops/targets (near $9–11) because high short interest can produce rapid reversals.
More Tweets: @Mr_Derivatives, @FL0WG0D, @SRxTrades, @SRxTrades, @SimpleSwings, @SimpleSwings, @TheBronxViking, @alphacharts365, @AlexJonesIA, @AlexJonesIA, @TheBronxViking, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @luke_vol
HOOD (18, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 18
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, Prof_heist, dannycheng2022, Freedom_By_40, SteveUrkelDude, venuguntupli7, FL0WG0D
Overall Twitter sentiment is bullish: multiple traders highlight breakout and dip-buy setups (Prof_heist: “solid stock,” buyers “crushed the BUY button at 120” and technical breakout), SteveUrkelDude repeatedly called the 123 dip-buy into ~142 and noted a strong recovery/bounce, and dannycheng2022 and venuguntupli7 reported loading up (91–103 / recommending swing target 120 with an $84 stop) and long-term confidence. Mr_Derivatives floated a novel retention/marketing idea that underscores bullish retail thinking, while other posters (Freedom_By_40, FL0WG0D) amplified momentum chatter. The dominant themes are retail buying, momentum breakouts (around 120–140), and dip accumulation — actionable bias: lean long (buy dips or ride confirmed breakout) with disciplined stops (consider ~84–120 area depending on time horizon).
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @Prof_heist, @dannycheng2022, @Prof_heist, @Prof_heist, @Freedom_By_40, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @venuguntupli7, @FL0WG0D
NVDA (18, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 18
Usernames: SRxTrades, Prof_heist, blondebroker1, enrichtrades, ripster47, ShortsellerST, alphacharts365, ConsensusGurus, snorlax_uw, Mr_Derivatives, TLAMB91
The tweet set is broadly bullish: SRxTrades and Prof_heist list $NVDA as a favored long-term holding; blondebroker1, enrichtrades and alphacharts365 call leadership and technical breakouts; ripster47 flags an upcoming NVDA event as a catalyst; Mr_Derivatives and others cheer option/leap activity; TLAMB91 notes potential Uber/NVDA collaboration. There are only mixed/nuanced notes from ShortsellerST (one update still bullish eoy target, another highlighting sector rotation toward storage) and snorlax_uw flagged large put/call flow that merits watching. Actionable takeaway: lean long into NVDA around current levels or on measured pullbacks, but size positions and watch the NVDA event, earnings cadence and options flow for short-term volatility.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @blondebroker1, @enrichtrades, @ripster47, @ripster47, @ShortsellerST, @enrichtrades, @blondebroker1, @ripster47, @alphacharts365, @ConsensusGurus, @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @snorlax_uw, @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @TLAMB91
BMNR (17, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 17
Usernames: StockPatternPro, Freedom_By_40, SteveUrkelDude, Reformed_Trader, StonkChris, Se19edy, venuguntupli7
Tweets are overwhelmingly positive and technical in nature: StockPatternPro expects a retest of the prior top and is holding; Freedom_By_40 calls the structure bullish (prefers the mini green box/$41.90 but bullish above $30.41); SteveUrkelDude repeatedly notes basing and a breakout setup with dip-buy opportunities (citing a $47 -> $51+ move and adding on dips); Reformed_Trader ties BMNR’s potential upside to Ethereum’s cycle; StonkChris put $BMNR on a morning watchlist; venuguntupli7 noted exposure to ETH via BMNR. Net sentiment favors a long bias — trade plan: buy on a confirmed breakout or scale in on pullbacks toward the quoted support levels, and keep stops below those supports to limit downside.
More Tweets: @Freedom_By_40, @Freedom_By_40, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @Reformed_Trader, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @Se19edy, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7
BTC (17, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 17
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, blondebroker1, StockPatternPro, SteveUrkelDude, TedHZhang, venuguntupli7, snorlax_uw, StonkChris, PeterLBrandt, AntithetosCptl
Twitter chatter is predominantly bullish: technical calls (StockPatternPro, Mr_Derivatives) and trader posts (venuguntupli7 repeatedly saying “game on” with a $135k target and $100k stop) expect higher prices; SteveUrkelDude notes BTC is holding support and still trending up; snorlax_uw and blondebroker1 link upside to macro/trade-talk-driven futures strength; TedHZhang flags a bullish institutional catalyst (JPM allowing BTC/ETH as collateral). Contrarian notes from PeterLBrandt question a specific purchase’s legitimacy and some caution about momentum exist, but the balance of signals favors a long bias — trade long with defined risk management, watching the cited support levels and any news-driven volatility.
More Tweets: @Mr_Derivatives, @blondebroker1, @StockPatternPro, @SteveUrkelDude, @TedHZhang, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7, @snorlax_uw, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7, @PeterLBrandt, @PeterLBrandt, @venuguntupli7, @AntithetosCptl
IWM (17, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 17
Usernames: dannycheng2022, JSpitTrades, Reformed_Trader, Mr_Derivatives, StonkChris, venuguntupli7, ShortsellerST, alphacharts365, gpaisa7, Freedom_By_40
Overall Twitter sentiment is bullish: JSpitTrades and alphacharts365 call a breakout from a multi-month/4‑year base and note new/high weekly closes; Reformed_Trader and Mr_Derivatives point to IWM nearing/setting cycle highs and potential outperformance into Q1 2026; gpaisa7 and others highlight bullish weekly price action off rising SMAs; dannycheng2022 cites a long-term bullish bias for small caps as a reason to ride the trend; ShortsellerST provides the main caveat — IWM reclaimed a longer-term channel but would flip riskier if it closes below that channel (a possible buy-the-dip setup rather than the base case). Net actionable view: favor a long position sized with a stop under the reclaimed channel or key weekly SMAs to limit downside risk.
More Tweets: @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades, @Reformed_Trader, @Mr_Derivatives, @StonkChris, @venuguntupli7, @ShortsellerST, @StonkChris, @alphacharts365, @alphacharts365, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @gpaisa7, @Freedom_By_40, @Reformed_Trader, @Reformed_Trader
AMZN (16, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 16
Usernames: FL0WG0D, epictrades1, alphacharts365, ShortsellerST, ConnorJBates_, venuguntupli7, snorlax_uw, StonkChris, eliant_capital, Volume_Stocks
Overall Twitter sentiment tilts bullish ahead of AMZN earnings: FL0WG0D flagged a $1.7M call buyer and snorlax_uw noted new January 265c open interest, venuguntupli7 and alphacharts365 pointed to a technical breakout/handle and base-building, and StonkChris called the recent low a clear local bottom; epictrades1 and several calendar posts (ConnorJBates_, Volume_Stocks, snorlax_uw) emphasize the earnings catalyst with AWS and guidance as the key fundamental swing factors. One outlier, ShortsellerST, is overtly bearish with an end‑of‑year target; balance that risk by using defined‑risk option exposure or protective hedges rather than full-sized directional stock positions.
More Tweets: @epictrades1, @alphacharts365, @ShortsellerST, @epictrades1, @epictrades1, @ConnorJBates_, @venuguntupli7, @snorlax_uw, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @alphacharts365, @snorlax_uw, @eliant_capital, @Volume_Stocks, @venuguntupli7
TEM (15, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 15
Usernames: enrichtrades, ConnorJBates_, TedHZhang, JKeynesAlpha, SteveUrkelDude, StonkChris, venuguntupli7
Tweets show a consensus bullish view: enrichtrades repeatedly lists TEM as a multi-year exposure and called a “bullish hammer above the 9EMA,” ConnorJBates_ noted TEM found support at the rising 10‑week MA, and TedHZhang included TEM on a stage‑2 uptrend/healthcare watchlist. SteveUrkelDude provided detailed technicals (support $84–90, breakout needed at $92–93+, initial targets $94–97 and $104–116, risk management at $84–85), while StonkChris, JKeynesAlpha and others simply added TEM to watchlists. Actionable takeaway: bias long — consider entries on a confirmed breakout above ~92–93 or on disciplined pullbacks into the $84–90 zone with a stop under ~$84 and targets per the shared technicals.
More Tweets: @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @ConnorJBates_, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @JKeynesAlpha, @enrichtrades, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris, @venuguntupli7
AAPL (14, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 14
Usernames: epictrades1, ripster47, ConnorJBates_, venuguntupli7, snorlax_uw, alphacharts365, endless_frank, Volume_Stocks
Overall Twitter sentiment is bullish: epictrades1 flags the key earnings drivers (iPhone 17 performance and Services), alphacharts365 and multiple posters (ripster47, ConnorJBates_) emphasize a ‘monster’ Mag‑7 earnings week and broad market momentum, and venuguntupli7 points to a technical cup breakout with a $290 target. Volume_Stocks and snorlax_uw highlight the timing risk (earnings day and FOMC) — snorlax_uw also noted closing bearish puts (reducing apparent downside bets). endless_frank called for neutrality in one reply, but the dominant themes are positive expectations and technical strength, so a cautious long stance (smaller size, consider options or hedges) through the event week is the actionable posture.
More Tweets: @epictrades1, @epictrades1, @ripster47, @ripster47, @ConnorJBates_, @venuguntupli7, @venuguntupli7, @ripster47, @snorlax_uw, @alphacharts365, @snorlax_uw, @endless_frank, @Volume_Stocks
META (14, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 14
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, enrichtrades, epictrades1, ripster47, ShortsellerST, ConnorJBates_, alphacharts365, rubicon59, snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks
Overall Twitter sentiment tilts bullish for $META ahead of its earnings: multiple accounts flag it as a high‑probability trade for the next week (ripster47, epictrades1, ConnorJBates_, Volume_Stocks highlight it as a major earnings event), enrichtrades and alphacharts365 call out strong technicals and Mag‑7 momentum, and epictrades1 specifically expects advertising to be a strength while flagging cash‑burn/spend as the key fundamental read. Offsetting views are limited but notable — Mr_Derivatives points to short‑term weakness, rubicon59 questions Meta’s AI positioning, and ShortsellerST references an updated year‑end short target. Actionable view: bias to go long into earnings/near‑term momentum but size positions conservatively and be prepared to trim or hedge on disappointing guidance (ad trends, cash burn, AI progress, and FOMC/macro news are primary risk drivers).
More Tweets: @enrichtrades, @epictrades1, @epictrades1, @epictrades1, @ripster47, @ripster47, @ShortsellerST, @ConnorJBates_, @enrichtrades, @alphacharts365, @rubicon59, @snorlax_uw, @Volume_Stocks
RKLB (14, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 14
Usernames: enrichtrades, beavinvests, Prof_heist, SteveUrkelDude, Reformed_Trader, venuguntupli7
Overall sentiment is bullish: beavinvests highlights a potential third European (Scotland) launch site and confirmed communications from a Rocket Lab Senior Communications Manager, suggesting meaningful international expansion; enrichtrades repeatedly lists $RKLB as a top conviction and claims a 15x move, signaling strong retail conviction; Prof_heist and SteveUrkelDude include RKLB among top-position/analysis lists, reinforcing positive trader interest. Few skeptical remarks (Reformed_Trader) exist but are outweighed by expansion and promotional momentum. Actionable note: consider a long position sized to account for social-media-driven volatility and verify company filings/official releases before allocating significant capital.
More Tweets: @beavinvests, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @Prof_heist, @beavinvests, @beavinvests, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @Reformed_Trader, @Reformed_Trader, @beavinvests, @beavinvests, @venuguntupli7
SOFI (14, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 14
Usernames: TedHZhang, Mr_Derivatives, epictrades1, RoyLMattox, SteveUrkelDude, Freedom_By_40, Volume_Stocks, venuguntupli7, FL0WG0D
Overall Twitter signals are bullish: TedHZhang highlighted SOFI as part of multi-month bases into earnings, epictrades1 and Volume_Stocks flagged SOFI as a major earnings catalyst next week, Mr_Derivatives noted price moving back toward $30 and the importance of the 50/200 DMAs, RoyLMattox said he is adding near a $30.30 breakout citing strong fundamentals, and venuguntupli7 explicitly called SOFI a leader with a $120 target and $84 stop; SteveUrkelDude also expects a significant earnings-driven move and shared chart setups. Actionable takeaway: favor a long stance into/breaking out above the ~$30.30 level or accumulate cautiously ahead of earnings, but expect volatility and use a clear stop-loss (users reference moving averages and explicit stop levels) and position size accordingly.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @Mr_Derivatives, @epictrades1, @RoyLMattox, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @Freedom_By_40, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @Volume_Stocks, @venuguntupli7, @FL0WG0D, @venuguntupli7
GOOGL (13, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 13
Usernames: Prof_heist, epictrades1, ripster47, 1ChartMaster, ShortsellerST, ConnorJBates_, TedHZhang, snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks, StonkChris
Tweets skew bullish: multiple accounts flagged GOOGL as a key earnings catalyst (epictrades1, ripster47, ConnorJBates_, Volume_Stocks), traders called out constructive technical setups and support/8-EMA patterns (1ChartMaster, StonkChris), and some noted new highs or long-term interest (snorlax_uw, Prof_heist, TedHZhang). One account (ShortsellerST) posted an updated year-end target and inflammatory political rhetoric that implies a negative stance but lacks clear, broad bearish conviction. Net takeaway: market chatter favors a long/hold into earnings and technical continuation, but use stops under the referenced 8-week support and be prepared for earnings-driven volatility.
More Tweets: @epictrades1, @ripster47, @ripster47, @1ChartMaster, @ShortsellerST, @ConnorJBates_, @ShortsellerST, @TedHZhang, @1ChartMaster, @snorlax_uw, @Volume_Stocks, @StonkChris
MSFT (13, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 13
Usernames: Prof_heist, epictrades1, ripster47, ConnorJBates_, ShortsellerST, alphacharts365, snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks, AntithetosCptl
The tweet set is broadly constructive: several posters (ripster47, Volume_Stocks, snorlax_uw, alphacharts365, epictrades1) highlight MSFT as a major earnings catalyst in a packed week, and epictrades1 specifically flags Azure as the key growth driver to watch; Prof_heist lists MSFT as a favored long‑term holding. Macro/calendar tailwinds are noted by ConnorJBates_ (FOMC/earnings week). Contrarian/risks are present — ShortsellerST warns technical clearance (close over the DTL) is needed and AntithetosCptl flags operational/geopolitical risk from sanctions/cloud service restrictions. Actionable view: lean long ahead of earnings on Azure/guidance upside but size positions, use stops or hedges, and watch for a technical breakout and any sanction/cloud‑service headlines.
More Tweets: @epictrades1, @epictrades1, @epictrades1, @ripster47, @ripster47, @ConnorJBates_, @ShortsellerST, @epictrades1, @alphacharts365, @snorlax_uw, @Volume_Stocks, @AntithetosCptl
UUUU (13, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 13
Usernames: FL0WG0D, ConnorJBates_, AlexJonesIA, TheBronxViking, snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks, Reformed_Trader, zohmbastic
Tweets show clear bullish conviction: FL0WG0D flagged “insane” flow and a $149K call buy (50% OTM, next‑week expiry), snorlax_uw and an open‑interest update noted OI increases and flows holding overnight (whales still involved), ConnorJBates_ and Volume_Stocks pointed to a high‑tight/flag setup, and Volume_Stocks detailed rising volume, 20‑EMA support and a $22.95 reclaim trigger with targets near $25.69 and $27.33; zohmbastic and others noted late‑day retail/green‑day action. Actionable view: bias long — consider buying or trading the breakout above $22.95 with stops below the flag/20‑EMA and position sizing for short‑dated option flow risk.
More Tweets: @FL0WG0D, @ConnorJBates_, @AlexJonesIA, @TheBronxViking, @snorlax_uw, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Reformed_Trader, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @zohmbastic
RR (12, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 12
Usernames: enrichtrades, Prof_heist, TedHZhang, SRxTrades, dannycheng2022, SimpleSwings, SuperDuperInvst, ShortsellerST
The consensus on Twitter is bullish: SRxTrades and TedHZhang highlight a tight daily wedge breakout and a wedge pop above key moving averages, dannycheng2022 notes rising whale accumulation and confirming price structure, SimpleSwings and Prof_heist list RR as a long-term name and discuss favorable volume/liquidity patterns, and SuperDuperInvst points to a potential AI/robot product catalyst; enrichtrades also includes RR in multi-year exposure lists. One caution: ShortsellerST warns of thematic double-top risk and suggests selling rips, so if long, scale in, manage position size, and use stops or take-profits around technical resistance (e.g., the $7.4 target mentioned).
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @SRxTrades, @SRxTrades, @dannycheng2022, @SimpleSwings, @SimpleSwings, @SuperDuperInvst, @ShortsellerST, @SuperDuperInvst
ARM (11, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 11
Usernames: ZaStocks, Prof_heist, enrichtrades, ConnorJBates_, TedHZhang
Tweets are broadly bullish: ZaStocks highlights a “big beautiful base,” SoftBank ownership (~90% of float) and an OpenAI partnership; ConnorJBates_ points to a 1‑year + weekly base with earnings on 11/3 as a potential catalyst; enrichtrades flags ARM among A+ setups and notes a textbook trendline retest and continuation; Prof_heist expresses strong bullish conviction and lists ARM among top-performing positions; TedHZhang includes ARM in a list of names showing new leadership. The consensus supports a long/momentum trade into the earnings/catalyst window, but be cautious of limited free float (SoftBank concentration) and earnings volatility.
More Tweets: @ZaStocks, @Prof_heist, @Prof_heist, @enrichtrades, @Prof_heist, @ConnorJBates_, @enrichtrades, @TedHZhang, @ZaStocks, @ZaStocks
INTC (11, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 11
Usernames: AlexJonesIA, Mr_Derivatives, ShortsellerST, ripster47, SuperDuperInvst, Reformed_Trader, ConsensusGurus, venuguntupli7, AntithetosCptl
Overall sentiment is bullish: users like SuperDuperInvst highlight a new 52‑week high and a >100% move, and venuguntupli7 posts a $50 target while ripster47 and trading accounts note strong short‑term option gains; Mr_Derivatives and ShortsellerST flag $42–$44 as resistance and recent sell‑offs, ConsensusGurus and Reformed_Trader point to competitive pressure from AMD/NVIDIA, and AntithetosCptl warns of supply‑chain and potential government intervention risks. Actionable view: lean long on momentum but size positions conservatively and watch the $42–$44 resistance zone and fundamental/legal/supply‑chain headlines for signs to trim or hedge.
More Tweets: @Mr_Derivatives, @ShortsellerST, @ripster47, @ripster47, @SuperDuperInvst, @SuperDuperInvst, @Reformed_Trader, @ConsensusGurus, @venuguntupli7, @AntithetosCptl
CIFR (10, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 10
Usernames: FL0WG0D, enrichtrades, TheBronxViking, ConnorJBates_, SteveUrkelDude, StonkChris, anandragn
Overall sentiment is bullish: enrichtrades repeatedly highlights a S/R flip and a bullish weekly hammer, FL0WG0D and TheBronxViking express bullish conviction (buying the dip and noting premiums), ConnorJBates_ flags Jane Street raising a passive stake to 5.0% (institutional accumulation), and both SteveUrkelDude and StonkChris include CIFR on watchlists/analysis—while anandragn notes short-term chop after a gap-up. Actionable take: bias long but respect volatility—use clear support levels from the cited S/R flip, size positions carefully, and watch for catalysts (institutional filings or deal news) referenced by TheBronxViking.
More Tweets: @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @TheBronxViking, @ConnorJBates_, @TheBronxViking, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris, @anandragn
BIDU (9, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 9
Usernames: SRxTrades, ConnorJBates_, FL0WG0D, enrichtrades, ShakePryzby1
Overall Twitter chatter is strongly bullish on BIDU: SRxTrades published a trade plan with a breakout trigger and target ($123.73 → $128), ConnorJBates_ repeatedly flags stage‑1 base breakouts, 10‑week support and a stage‑2 uptrend (recommending buys on first pullbacks), FL0WG0D notes a large $258K call purchase, enrichtrades urges to “load it up” citing a potential US/China deal and primed charts, and ShakePryzby1 reports buying for a short swing — several posts are duplicated but consistently positive. Sentiment supports a long bias (buy breakouts or dips); size risk appropriately and watch for confirmation of the breakout/support levels mentioned.
More Tweets: @ConnorJBates_, @ConnorJBates_, @FL0WG0D, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @ConnorJBates_, @ConnorJBates_, @ShakePryzby1
RNA (9, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 9
Usernames: Se19edy, LogicalThesis, EricTheUmpire, epictrades1
Tweets are overwhelmingly positive and M&A-driven: epictrades1 posts the Novartis acquisition headline (~$12B), LogicalThesis repeatedly states “$NVS acquires $RNA” and expects ~$11B to be redeployed into the sector, Se19edy celebrates $RNA longs, cites a ~$70 price and M&A leaderboard context (grouping RNA with other recent deals), while EricTheUmpire’s posts indicate attention/interest. Given the confirmed acquisition news and bullish commentary from multiple users, the signal is to go long (or hold) rather than short, as the deal announcement and associated buying pressure are likely to support the stock near-term.
More Tweets: @LogicalThesis, @LogicalThesis, @Se19edy, @Se19edy, @EricTheUmpire, @EricTheUmpire, @epictrades1, @epictrades1
UNH (9, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 9
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, TedHZhang, ripster47, SteveUrkelDude, snorlax_uw, venuguntupli7
Tweets are broadly bullish: Mr_Derivatives calls for a $390–$400 target this year, TedHZhang lists $UNH among healthcare names starting stage-2 uptrends, ripster47 and snorlax_uw flag UNH as part of a ‘monster earnings’ week (near-term catalyst), SteveUrkelDude notes technical setups for subscribers, and venuguntupli7 prefers UNH over NVO and expects a base to form — all indicating buyer interest and momentum. Actionable implication: consider long/accumulation ahead of the earnings catalyst while sizing positions for potential earnings volatility and using stops or defined risk levels.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @ripster47, @ripster47, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @snorlax_uw, @venuguntupli7
APP (8, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: Prof_heist, JSpitTrades, blondebroker1, StonkChris, alphacharts365
Take a long bias: Prof_heist is issuing concrete upside targets ($604.44 then $646), JSpitTrades says the name is “getting back on track” (despite noting very poor sentiment), and StonkChris repeatedly highlights APP as a software stock in a sector “ready to rip” with weekly technical setups — all indicating bullish technical momentum. blondebroker1 also lists APP among tickers of interest, and alphacharts365 flags upcoming earnings (and a recently absorbed secondary), which is a catalyst/risk to monitor. Actionable takeaway: consider long exposure on strength or breakouts, but size positions and manage risk around the near-term earnings event and generally weak retail sentiment.
More Tweets: @JSpitTrades, @Prof_heist, @blondebroker1, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @alphacharts365
BABA (8, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, enrichtrades, TedHZhang, venuguntupli7
Overall sentiment is bullish: ConnorJBates_ repeatedly highlights stage-1 base breakouts and fresh stage-2 uptrends with support off the 10‑week MA and recommends buying first pullbacks; enrichtrades flags BABA as an A+ setup and urges to “load it up” citing a potential US/China deal catalyst and massive move; TedHZhang (citing Goldman Sachs) notes retail sentiment has room to run; venuguntupli7 posts a $200 target. Net takeaway — bias long, look to initiate or add on shallow pullbacks while sizing risk around clear stops given the technical/catalyst-driven trade.
More Tweets: @ConnorJBates_, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @TedHZhang, @ConnorJBates_, @venuguntupli7
BYND (8, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: blakestonks, MartinShkreli, TheBronxViking, dannycheng2022, SuperDuperInvst, zohmbastic, blondebroker1
Overall sentiment is negative: blakestonks calls holders “generational bagholders,” dannycheng2022 and TheBronxViking label BYND as hype rather than a core investment, and blondebroker1 says their level was “crushed.” SuperDuperInvst acknowledges a recent run but wants something more durable, while MartinShkreli offers only fleeting comfort to longs. Most important, zohmbastic posted the company’s preliminary results showing modest revenue (~$70M), compressed gross margins (10–11% reported; 12–13% ex‑charges), elevated operating expenses (~$41–43M) and an upcoming material non‑cash impairment — all signs of weakening fundamentals. Sentiment and the fundamentals point to a bearish stance, though retail-driven momentum/short‑squeeze risk argues for tight sizing and stop management if taking a short.
More Tweets: @MartinShkreli, @TheBronxViking, @dannycheng2022, @SuperDuperInvst, @zohmbastic, @zohmbastic, @blondebroker1
CRCL (8, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: ZaStocks, Mr_Derivatives, Prof_heist, Bajic76, venuguntupli7
Tweets are predominantly bullish: ZaStocks highlights large stablecoin market context and calls CRCL “explosive,” Prof_heist (posted twice) outlines a technical reversal setup (higher low, price back above 21 EMA, rising volume), Mr_Derivatives notes large premarket prints and that whale call flows “worked,” Bajic76 signals momentum (“Here. We. Go.”), and others simply tag or amplify the move. The crowd is signaling momentum-driven upside and option/whale activity — actionable as a short-term long play — but monitor volume continuation, premarket spikes, and nearby resistance for signs of failure or heightened volatility.
More Tweets: @Mr_Derivatives, @Prof_heist, @Prof_heist, @Mr_Derivatives, @Mr_Derivatives, @Bajic76, @venuguntupli7
CRWD (8, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: ShakePryzby1, JSpitTrades, Prof_heist, venuguntupli7, 1ChartMaster, FranVezz, Volume_Stocks
Overall sentiment is bullish: multiple traders highlight breakout momentum and inclusion in favorite software names. venuguntupli7 called a “much deserved breakout,” 1ChartMaster noted CRWD is gapping to new ATHs, Prof_heist listed CRWD among top-performing positions, and JSpitTrades included it in a bullish IGV watchlist; ShakePryzby1 mentioned regretting missing leaders like CRWD (signal of leader strength). FranVezz warned gap-up entries can be tricky and cut a small position, and Volume_Stocks advised using inside-bar/level-based confirmations — implying to prefer buying on confirmed continuation or a pullback with tight risk management.
More Tweets: @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades, @Prof_heist, @venuguntupli7, @1ChartMaster, @FranVezz, @Volume_Stocks
HIVE (8, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: SRxTrades, Freedom_By_40, StonkChris, RareSterling, luke_vol, venuguntupli7
Overall sentiment is bullish: SRxTrades (posted twice) highlights a tight daily wedge into key moving averages and a massive weekly base, calling a break over $6.33 as a trigger toward $10+; RareSterling notes a sharp short‑term rally (+17%, +26% off the low); luke_vol is holding a small position and views it as a potential Q4 trade; StonkChris included HIVE on his morning watchlist; venuguntupli7 provided a tactical plan (stop $4.70, target $7); Freedom_By_40 simply posted the ticker. The crowd points to momentum and a technical breakout setup — adopt a long bias with defined position sizing, a stop around $4.70, initial resistance/targets near $6.33–$7, and upside to $10 on a confirmed breakout.
More Tweets: @SRxTrades, @Freedom_By_40, @StonkChris, @RareSterling, @luke_vol, @luke_vol, @venuguntupli7
MSTR (8, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: blondebroker1, Freedom_By_40, SteveUrkelDude, Volume_Stocks
Overall Twitter chatter is mildly bullish: Freedom_By_40 expects bulls to step in despite a “brutally boring correction” and explicitly prefers one more high as long as MSTR stays above $229; blondebroker1 repeatedly posts a $280 price reference and positive mentions (including an “ode to $MSTR”); SteveUrkelDude repeatedly flags Saylor-driven attention and includes MSTR in a list of tracked tickers, signaling narrative interest; Volume_Stocks flags MSTR in the upcoming earnings calendar (a near-term catalyst). Sentiment supports a long bias but investors should respect the $229 technical threshold and earnings/catalyst risk — consider sizing and stop placement accordingly.
More Tweets: @Freedom_By_40, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @Volume_Stocks, @blondebroker1
MU (8, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, ShortsellerST, 1ChartMaster, Volume_Stocks, venuguntupli7
Overall Twitter sentiment is bullish for MU: ConnorJBates_ and Volume_Stocks highlight strong data-storage momentum (Volume_Stocks shows MU +10% in the weekly heat map), 1ChartMaster posts bullish technical signals (“30 min pivots” and “Blue skies”), and venuguntupli7 calls MU “very strong” with a $250 target; ShortsellerST — despite the username — also emphasizes storage over GPUs and flags MU twice (and asks “how bout now?”), reinforcing attention on the name. Net takeaway: market chatter favors a long/momentum trade in MU (consider adding on pullbacks, use risk limits), rather than opening a fresh short.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @1ChartMaster, @1ChartMaster, @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @Volume_Stocks, @venuguntupli7
NEGG (8, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 8
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, Volume_Stocks, luke_vol
Overall sentiment is bullish: Mr_Derivatives highlighted a +35% intraday gain, Volume_Stocks repeatedly promoted NEGG as an “explosive low float” setup with a wedge breakout, riding above 20/50/200 EMAs, volume support and price targets (85.99→102.32→118.86) while advising to watch for an orderly backtest, and luke_vol echoed a “strong breakout” on Friday. Tweets are duplicated but consistently point to momentum and technical strength — actionable approach is to look for a pullback to the breakout area for a long entry and manage risk with a stop under the breakout/support level.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @luke_vol, @luke_vol, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks
ADBE (7, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 7
Usernames: ShortsellerST, StonkChris, ShakePryzby1, alphacharts365
Overall sentiment is bullish: StonkChris repeatedly highlights software-sector strength and lists $ADBE among weekly chart setups ready to “rip,” suggesting technical upside and momentum interest; ShortsellerST (repeated) is the main bearish voice, saying his short view remains unless there’s a weekly close above a larger channel (implying a clear breakout needed); ShakePryzby1’s tweet discusses options/momentum tactics rather than fundamentals for ADBE; alphacharts365 only flags earnings and a recent secondary being absorbed. Actionable take: lean long for momentum/technical trades while managing risk—require either a clear weekly channel breakout for conviction, size positions conservatively into earnings, and use stops or option hedges to protect against the scenario ShortsellerST describes.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @ShakePryzby1, @alphacharts365
BULL (7, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 7
Usernames: Prof_heist, blakestonks, FL0WG0D, TLAMB91, SteveUrkelDude, StonkChris
Tweets lean bullish: @blakestonks says $BULL is bouncing off all-time-low demand around $10–$11 and is long (recommends long with risk a close below that zone); @Prof_heist points to a potentially bullish ‘W’ chart pattern that would be a strong upside signal; @FL0WG0D notes a large, highly speculative call buyer (sign of retail/option-driven interest); @SteveUrkelDude listed $BULL among tickers he’s analyzing (coverage), @StonkChris included it on a morning watchlist, while @TLAMB91’s post is joking/ambiguous. Actionable takeaway: sentiment and short-term technicals favor a long/speculative trade with position sizing for high volatility and a protective stop near/just below the $10 support.
More Tweets: @blakestonks, @FL0WG0D, @TLAMB91, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris
GRAB (7, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 7
Usernames: Prof_heist, ZaStocks, SteveUrkelDude
Tweets are positive and actionable: Prof_heist highlights a dip that hit a $5.56 target and advocates buying the bounce; ZaStocks calls a retail-heavy breakout from a long weekly base (big-picture setup); SteveUrkelDude notes a pullback to key support, a recent breakout, and room to re-test highs in the $6s–$7s. Several tweets are duplicated, suggesting amplification rather than independent contrary views. Conclusion: social sentiment favors a bullish trade—consider going long on momentum or on a pullback to support with strict risk management (e.g., stop below the $5.56 area) while acknowledging retail-driven volatility risk.
More Tweets: @ZaStocks, @ZaStocks, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude
NVTS (7, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 7
Usernames: JSpitTrades, Volume_Stocks, venuguntupli7
Overall sentiment is bullish: JSpitTrades notes $NVTS found support at a rising 10‑day SMA, was one of the stronger names before the market selloff and had a high‑volume breakout with a low‑volume pullback; Volume_Stocks repeatedly highlighted $NVTS and flagged an opportunity while explicitly watching $13.30 as support; venuguntupli7 provided a trade plan (target $22, stop $11). Actionable takeaway — consider a long bias, using the $13.3 area (or confirmation of support) for entries, manage risk with a stop near $11 and monitor volume for validation of the move toward the $22 target.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks, @venuguntupli7, @Volume_Stocks
SLNO (7, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 7
Usernames: LogicalThesis, Se19edy, endless_frank, venuguntupli7
Overall Twitter sentiment favors going long on $SLNO: LogicalThesis argues a major short (callout to @ScorpionFund) will get “blown out,” tagging $SLNO as a top candidate (repeated post); Se19edy expects an earnings beat and potential deal with a $140 target and advises sizing in and ‘chill’; endless_frank disputes negative Apple/MNO cutout rumors that would harm the name, supporting continued upside; venuguntupli7 flags a technical point — reclaim the 200-day SMA as a key level (with stop/target guidance). Taken together the discussion points to bullish fundamentals/tech and squeeze risk, so prefer long/hold rather than short, while monitoring the 200-day SMA and any confirmatory earnings or M&A news.
More Tweets: @Se19edy, @Se19edy, @endless_frank, @LogicalThesis, @LogicalThesis, @venuguntupli7
TMDX (7, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 7
Usernames: TedHZhang, enrichtrades
Tweets from TedHZhang repeatedly flag TMDX as part of multi-month bases setting up into earnings and as a healthcare/genomics name showing early stage-2 uptrend characteristics; he also notes big bases and earnings can create new leadership. enrichtrades included $TMDX on a 12/31/2024 top-pick list, implying buy-side conviction. Collectively the social signals point toward a bullish setup (base + earnings catalyst and watchlist inclusion), so consider leaning long or monitoring for a confirmed breakout into earnings while managing risk around the event.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang
APLD (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: enrichtrades, ConnorJBates_, 1ChartMaster, StonkChris, AlexJonesIA, venuguntupli7
Tweets are predominantly bullish: enrichtrades includes $APLD as a multi-year tech/AI exposure, ConnorJBates_ lists it among data-center leaders, 1ChartMaster flags a 30‑minute pivot, StonkChris has it on a morning watchlist, AlexJonesIA reports adding to the position and mentions $5M into calls, and venuguntupli7 provides a trade plan (stop $29, target $40). Net signal: lean long with confirmation from technicals and active buying — manage risk with a stop (user-suggested ~$29) and watch for pivot/volume confirmation before adding size.
More Tweets: @ConnorJBates_, @1ChartMaster, @StonkChris, @AlexJonesIA, @venuguntupli7
GLXY (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: Prof_heist, ShortsellerST, SteveUrkelDude, 1ChartMaster, StonkChris
Tweets lean bullish: Prof_heist is bullish long-term (saying $GLXY can run another 200–300% over years after a 100% move), 1ChartMaster praises a “gorgeous” 30‑min pivot (intraday momentum), and StonkChris and SteveUrkelDude include GLXY on active watchlists and posted chart setups (supporting continued upside/interest). ShortsellerST is the lone cautious voice, citing a downside target and a possible retest of a lower up‑trend line (UTL) around the .618 fib where they would consider adding — that’s the main technical risk to monitor. Actionable takeaway: bias long based on momentum and attention, but size positions and place stops/alerts near the noted .618 fib/UTL levels.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @1ChartMaster, @StonkChris
IGV (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: JSpitTrades, StonkChris, alphacharts365
Overall sentiment is bullish: JSpitTrades repeatedly calls the Software ETF $IGV “primed for a big move” and lists favored software names, while StonkChris posts weekly chart setups, price targets, and says the sector “looks ready to rip,” highlighting individual software names and noting undervalued names that could catch an AI tailwind; alphacharts365’s comment about Meta earnings is tangential. The social-media signal favors taking a long/accumulation stance in IGV, but use technical confirmation and monitor earnings/news risk before adding size.
More Tweets: @JSpitTrades, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @alphacharts365
IONQ (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: enrichtrades, ShortsellerST, ConnorJBates_
Four repeated posts from enrichtrades list IONQ as a long-term (5+ year) AI/technology exposure and part of a high-conviction multi-bagger watchlist, signaling positive retail conviction; ShortsellerST flagged $IONQ as “forming now,” indicating a potential short/technical setup and heightened volatility risk; ConnorJBates_ only mentions the ticker among others (neutral). Net social signal is bullish, but traders should size positions and watch for the short-seller’s technical call and general promotional/repeat-post risk.
More Tweets: @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @ShortsellerST, @ConnorJBates_
LLY (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: enrichtrades, ripster47, snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks, Se19edy
Tweets are broadly bullish: enrichtrades listed $LLY as an A+ setup; ripster47 (posted twice) and snorlax_uw highlighted $LLY as part of a ‘monster/huge’ earnings week; Volume_Stocks scheduled $LLY earnings on Thursday; and Se19edy noted a CVR tied to Ixo‑vec approval. Together these posts indicate market attention and a potential upside catalyst (earnings + approval/CVR). Actionable stance: favor long or call exposure into the events but manage risk — expect heightened volatility around earnings, FDA/newsflow, and macro events (FOMC).
More Tweets: @ripster47, @ripster47, @snorlax_uw, @Volume_Stocks, @Se19edy
MARA (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: FL0WG0D, ShortsellerST, SteveUrkelDude
Overall tone is bullish: FL0WG0D flagged large, speculative call buying on $MARA (initially a $227K 75% OTM position that FL0WG0D later noted grew to ~$580K), indicating directional bullish bets from options flows; ShortsellerST twice highlighted that the monthly candle is ‘coiling up,’ a technical consolidation that often precedes a breakout; SteveUrkelDude simply listed $MARA among tickers he charted, signaling attention but no clear directional call. Actionable view: lean long for breakout/option-driven momentum but size positions carefully — OTM call flow is speculative and the monthly candle has not yet closed, so use stop-losses or defined position sizing.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @FL0WG0D, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude
PDD (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: FL0WG0D, enrichtrades, snorlax_uw, ConnorJBates_
Overall sentiment is bullish: FL0WG0D highlights a US–China deal catalyst and a $10M PDD call purchase, enrichtrades repeatedly urges to “load it up” expecting a massive move on trade headlines, snorlax_uw notes a buy-to-close on assumed short puts (reducing downside), and ConnorJBates_ points to support and a stage-2 uptrend where first pullbacks are typical buys. The tweet flow implies traders are positioning long — consider long exposure or buying pullbacks while monitoring trade-news and volume for confirmation.
More Tweets: @FL0WG0D, @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @snorlax_uw, @ConnorJBates_
QS (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: kingtutcap, JKeynesAlpha, JSpitTrades, techinvestoor, zohmbastic
Tweets are predominantly bullish: kingtutcap asserts QuantumScape is the market leader in solid-state batteries; JKeynesAlpha (two posts) emphasizes near-term catalysts, OEM name-drop potential, and a rare pre-run buying opportunity; JSpitTrades notes a technical setup and strength across battery names ($MVST, $EOSE, $SLDP); techinvestoor voices the lone caution about skeptics and revenue concerns; zohmbastic and one JKeynesAlpha post simply amplified the ticker. Given this strong positive social momentum and catalyst-focused messaging, a risk-tolerant trader might take a long position sized for volatility while monitoring OEM announcements and fundamental/revenue developments cited by skeptics.
More Tweets: @JKeynesAlpha, @JKeynesAlpha, @JSpitTrades, @techinvestoor, @zohmbastic
XBI (6, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 6
Usernames: TedHZhang, RoyLMattox, Se19edy, ShortsellerST, Volume_Stocks
Tweets are predominantly bullish on XBI: TedHZhang (two posts) calls $XBI (and healthcare/biotech ETFs) a fresh stage‑2 uptrend and lists several biotech names on his watchlist; RoyLMattox highlights biotech leaders (Alnylam, Argenx) and suggests $XBI as a favored way to play sector leadership while warning of earnings risk next week; Se19edy is positive on RNA longs and buying $XBI; ShortsellerST still sees the path higher though cautions oscillators may require sideways cooling; Volume_Stocks reminds to manage risk around heavy earnings and QT. Actionable takeaway: bias long XBI but size positions with risk control around imminent earnings and potential short-term consolidation as momentum indicators cool.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @RoyLMattox, @Se19edy, @ShortsellerST, @Volume_Stocks
AAOI (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, SRxTrades, JSpitTrades
Tweets are decisively bullish: ConnorJBates_ highlights a big daily/weekly base and strong sales growth, SRxTrades (posted twice) calls a daily flag base with tightening volume and says a break over $35 will ignite the move, and JSpitTrades describes daily and weekly setups for large expansion. The actionable signal from the crowd is to go long on a confirmed breakout above ~ $35 with rising volume; absent that confirmation, wait for a clear breakout or risk-management triggers rather than shorting.
More Tweets: @SRxTrades, @SRxTrades, @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades
ABBV (5, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: ShortsellerST, snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks
Tweets are mixed and conditional: ShortsellerST provides technical analysis (monthly extended off the 55MA with a ‘toppy’ wick and a daily pennant at ATHs) warning of a likely short pause but saying the trend resumes if price breaks up, and that a break down would likely close the gap below; ShortsellerST reiterated these points. snorlax_uw and Volume_Stocks simply flag $ABBV as part of the upcoming earnings calendar (Friday), adding an event-risk catalyst. Actionable takeaway: don’t initiate a directional trade pre-confirmation — use a breakout above the pennant/ATHs or a clean beat as a trigger to add longs, and treat a decisive breakdown or earnings miss as the signal to consider shorts or protective hedges.
More Tweets: @snorlax_uw, @ShortsellerST, @Volume_Stocks, @ShortsellerST
BITF (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: Freedom_By_40, ConnorJBates_, SteveUrkelDude, StonkChris
ConnorJBates_ reports Jane Street raised its passive stake in Bitfarms (BITF) to 5.4%, a clear institutional accumulation signal; SteveUrkelDude repeatedly included $BITF in posted technical setups (indicating active technical interest and potential trigger/target levels for traders); StonkChris listed $BITF as a standout on his morning watchlist (retail/trading attention); Freedom_By_40 simply posted the ticker (neutral mention). Taken together, the tweets show positive attention and an institutional catalyst supporting a bullish bias — consider long or monitoring for a breakout, but manage risk with position sizing and stops given mining/crypto-related volatility.
More Tweets: @ConnorJBates_, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @StonkChris
CRDO (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: ShakePryzby1, Prof_heist, ConnorJBates_, alphacharts365
Overall sentiment is bullish: ShakePryzby1 said they ‘missed’ $CRDO as a breakout leader (implying strong momentum), Prof_heist listed $CRDO among long-term names and top-performing positions, ConnorJBates_ noted it found support at the rising 10‑week moving average, and alphacharts365 called out follow-through. That combination indicates technical strength and crowd endorsement — consider a long position on a confirmed breakout or a measured add on a pullback toward the 10‑week MA, with risk managed via a stop below the MA or recent support and appropriate position sizing.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @ConnorJBates_, @Prof_heist, @alphacharts365
DELL (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: Prof_heist, FranVezz, snorlax_uw
Tweets skew bullish: Prof_heist calls it an “extremely powerful setup” and lists $DELL among top-performing positions; FranVezz twice notes positive action and explicitly reopened a $DELL long citing a clean pivot break and 21EMA support (also mentioning a successful swing trade); snorlax_uw flags option activity (mixed short/long flows on calls) which is a nuance but not overtly bearish. Overall signal is to favor long exposure while monitoring option flow and using a stop under the referenced technical support.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @FranVezz, @snorlax_uw, @FranVezz
GLD (5, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: Prof_heist, ShortsellerST, snorlax_uw, venuguntupli7, Bajic76
Overall Twitter sentiment tilts bearish: Bajic76 explicitly expects GLD to $350 then $320 and calls longs trapped, and venuguntupli7 says they’re bearish on GLD for the next year (while noting it trades above the 21 EMA and suggesting a stop at the 21 EMA with a $400 target). snorlax_uw flags declining open interest, indicating lighter positioning, and ShortsellerST references a technical channel tap that implies holding current support but not a bullish breakout yet. Prof_heist is the main bull, praising gold’s run and saying a dip to 3600 in GC would be a buy-the-dip opportunity. Actionable read: bias toward short/avoid new long exposure while monitoring open interest and the 21 EMA/support; if price confirms a rebound or buy-the-dip setup as Prof_heist suggests, reassess for selective long entries.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @snorlax_uw, @venuguntupli7, @Bajic76
LAES (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: TedHZhang, TheBronxViking, Volume_Stocks
Overall sentiment is bullish: TedHZhang lists $LAES as part of a cluster breakout/wedge-pop theme above key moving averages, TheBronxViking points out a nice pivot reclaiming the daily 9EMA on increased volume, and Volume_Stocks highlights a 22% move and a weekly thesis showing a retrace then a >20% bounce while advising patience. Actionable take: favor long entries on confirmed pullbacks or constructive flags (don’t chase intraday spikes), use volume and moving-average retests for confirmation, and place stops below the reclaimed support levels.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @TheBronxViking, @Volume_Stocks, @Volume_Stocks
MP (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: Reformed_Trader, epictrades1, TLAMB91, venuguntupli7, AntithetosCptl
Overall sentiment is mildly bullish but conditional: Reformed_Trader cites sector strength in rare earths (mentions MP), and epictrades1 notes MP is back above the 50‑day, while TLAMB91 plans to buy into earnings; venuguntupli7 gives a concrete plan (long after reclaiming the 50‑day at ~$71, stop $66, target $100). Counterpoint from AntithetosCptl warns of abrupt revenue issues and government intervention/supply‑chain risk (mentions MP and INTC). Actionable takeaway: consider a long only after MP clearly reclaims the 50‑day SMA, size positions with a stop near $66, monitor earnings and any government/supply‑chain developments that could invalidate the trade.
More Tweets: @epictrades1, @TLAMB91, @venuguntupli7, @AntithetosCptl
NET (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: JSpitTrades, ShortsellerST, blondebroker1
Overall sentiment is bullish: JSpitTrades (two identical posts) listed $NET among preferred software names as part of a potential move in the Software ETF $IGV, signaling thematic interest; ShortsellerST (two identical posts) highlighted a “nice high tight flag at ATH’s,” a technical continuation pattern consistent with further upside; blondebroker1 made a tentative/neutral mention. Given the repeated positive technical and thematic calls, consider a long bias with standard risk management (wait for breakout confirmation or use a stop below the flag).
More Tweets: @JSpitTrades, @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST, @blondebroker1
NFLX (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: Mr_Derivatives, Prof_heist, blondebroker1, snorlax_uw
Tweets skew bullish/contrarian: Mr_Derivatives notes NFLX is trading below the 200dma, is three days off earnings and ~20% off its ATH but explicitly suggests a contrarian long; Prof_heist lays out buy zones (1100, 1000, 830) and marks the 200SMA as key; blondebroker1 reports a close at 1094 and that price is hitting lower targets; snorlax_uw says it ‘could be good’ and is watching. The consensus is to buy on weakness rather than short — actionable approach is staged long entries into the stated buy zones with stop placement under recent lows, while monitoring market melt-up risk and post-earnings volatility.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @blondebroker1, @snorlax_uw, @blondebroker1
NOW (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: StonkChris, venuguntupli7, alphacharts365
StonkChris repeatedly lists $NOW among software names in a broader “software ready to rip” theme, signaling sector-level bullishness; venuguntupli7 provides a technical trade idea (reclaiming the 200‑day SMA) with a stop at $880 and target $1050; alphacharts365 flags upcoming earnings (and notes a recent secondary was absorbed). Together these tweets imply a bullish trade bias—consider a long position while watching the 200‑day SMA and the earnings event, using the cited stop (~$880) and target (~$1050) to size risk.
More Tweets: @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @venuguntupli7, @alphacharts365
POET (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: SRxTrades, JSpitTrades, Vmaxpax
Tweets are bullish: SRxTrades (posted twice) identifies a tight daily base after a strong run, notes price hugging the 21 EMA with contracting volatility/volume, and recommends a break over $8.60 to kick off the next leg to ~$9.40; JSpitTrades signals positive owner sentiment (“How it feels to own $POET today”); Vmaxpax compares POET favorably to Aeluma and says they like both. Actionable posture: go long on a confirmed breakout above $8.60 with supporting volume, target ~ $9.40, and use the 21 EMA/base as a logical stop reference — avoid shorting unless the base structure breaks down.
More Tweets: @SRxTrades, @SRxTrades, @JSpitTrades, @Vmaxpax
UMAC (5, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: ShortsellerST, TLAMB91, beavinvests, zohmbastic
Short/avoid UMAC: @ShortsellerST explicitly flags $17.01 as the next objective (noting a weekly close above is needed to negate that view), while @TLAMB91 and @zohmbastic report a pop, halt and heavy volume — signs of acute volatility and potential distribution. @beavinvests’ comment is non‑informative for UMAC. Actionable plan: lean bearish or stay sidelined until a confirmed weekly close above resistance; if shorting, use tight risk controls around recent highs and monitor halt/news flow closely.
More Tweets: @TLAMB91, @beavinvests, @zohmbastic, @zohmbastic
WULF (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: Prof_heist, FL0WG0D, SteveUrkelDude
Tweets are bullish: Prof_heist (two duplicated posts) claims a base breakout at $8.90 with a target of ~$26 (stating 59% of the move done, 138% remaining), FL0WG0D flags a $205K call buyer which suggests bullish options interest, and SteveUrkelDude simply includes $WULF in a list of tickers he’s posting charts on (attention/coverage). Collectively this points to positive technical narrative and short-term speculative interest, but the sample is small, contains duplicated/promotional posts, and options activity can be short‑term/gamma-driven — if taking a long, size it conservatively, confirm with volume and OI, and use a stop below the $8.90 breakout level.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @FL0WG0D, @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude
ZS (5, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 5
Usernames: Prof_heist, JSpitTrades, satymahajan, 1ChartMaster
Overall social sentiment is bullish: Prof_heist lists $ZS as a long-term holding, JSpitTrades names $ZS among favored software names (posted twice), satymahajan highlights a “beautiful breakout” with pullbacks as buying opportunities and a near-term target around $330, and 1ChartMaster calls a cup-and-handle base breakout. The consensus favors buying on pullbacks or adding on confirmed breakout levels; manage risk with a defined stop and position sizing.
More Tweets: @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades, @satymahajan, @1ChartMaster
AVAV (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: TedHZhang, JSpitTrades
Overall sentiment is bullish: TedHZhang lists $AVAV as a high‑tight flag within a cluster of breakout setups, and JSpitTrades reports $AVAV is working on a bull flag, finding support at the rising 21‑day EMA after breaking out of a multi‑month consolidation. Actionable approach: favor a long position on a confirmed bull‑flag breakout or on a measured pullback to the 21‑day EMA, with a stop placed below the flag low/EMA and appropriate position sizing to manage risk.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @JSpitTrades, @JSpitTrades
BBAI (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, enrichtrades, Prof_heist
Social sentiment is bullish: ConnorJBates_ names $BBAI as a “Pure Play Agentic AI” pick, enrichtrades includes $BBAI on a 12/31/2024 multi-bagger list (posted twice, signaling promotional conviction), and Prof_heist says they are starting to accumulate ($BBAI “slowly then all at once”). These posts indicate thematic enthusiasm and early accumulation but come from a small, potentially promotional sample—treat as a momentum-driven long idea, size positions conservatively, and use stop-losses and fundamental/volume checks before committing.
More Tweets: @enrichtrades, @enrichtrades, @Prof_heist
CLSK (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: Freedom_By_40, StonkChris, venuguntupli7
Overall sentiment is mildly bullish: Freedom_By_40 (posted twice) signals a technical wave count—”Yellow 4 complete, time for yellow 5″—implying an upcoming upside leg; StonkChris simply added $CLSK to a morning watchlist, indicating interest; venuguntupli7 gave a 7/10 but explicitly warned against long-term holding due to BTC’s multi-year cycle. Actionable takeaway: consider a short-term/swing long sized conservatively with a clear stop-loss and profit target to capture the expected wave 5 move, but avoid buy-and-hold exposure given the long-term caution.
More Tweets: @Freedom_By_40, @StonkChris, @venuguntupli7
CRM (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: StonkChris, alphacharts365
Overall sentiment is bullish: StonkChris (appearing in three tweets, including two duplicates) highlights weekly chart setups with price targets, calls the software sector “ready to rip,” and explicitly lists $CRM among the favored individual names, while a separate alphacharts365 tweet is unrelated to CRM; based on these signals the crowd view is to go long CRM, using the referenced technical setups/price targets and typical risk management (stop and position sizing) before entering.
More Tweets: @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @alphacharts365
CYBR (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: SuperDuperInvst, blondebroker1
The thread is predominantly bullish: SuperDuperInvst (three tweets) highlights $CYBR making a new all‑time high near $515, its ~ $26B valuation, and frames it as an attractive buyout target (noting $PANW and a missed opportunity for $IBM when the stock was ~$40). That narrative points to strong price momentum and M&A interest. One reply from blondebroker1 notes a “permanent headache,” which signals investor stress/volatility. Actionable view: lean long on the momentum/M&A narrative but size positions with risk controls (stops or profit targets) given stretched valuation and potential volatility.
More Tweets: @SuperDuperInvst, @SuperDuperInvst, @blondebroker1
DOCU (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: StonkChris, alphacharts365
StonkChris (three tweets) repeatedly highlights a bullish ‘software’ weekend theme with weekly chart setups, price targets, and lists DOCU among names expected to “rip,” also citing ETFs (IGV, XSW) and suggesting AI-tailwind upside; alphacharts365’s single tweet about Meta earnings is unrelated to DOCU. Overall sentiment from the sample is positive — actionable approach is to bias long exposure to DOCU (size positions, use stop-losses), prefer entries on pullbacks to support or on confirmed breakout aligned with the posted weekly setups, and monitor the sector ETFs and the cited technical price targets for validation.
More Tweets: @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @alphacharts365
GAP (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks, zohmbastic, LogicalThesis
Tweets skew bullish: snorlax_uw highlights a new high and large option move (24c Dec, 1.00→1.90+), Volume_Stocks calls out a potential 10% move this week, LogicalThesis points to a bounce at the 200 EMA with accumulation volume suggesting institutional buying, while zohmbastic simply posted the ticker with no clear stance. Short-term trade bias is long — consider buying shares or calls while managing risk (e.g., stop below the 200 EMA and confirm continued volume/momentum).
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks, @zohmbastic, @LogicalThesis
GM (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: FL0WG0D, Volume_Stocks, AlexJonesIA, ConsensusGurus
The tweets skew bullish: FL0WG0D reports a $2.1M call buyer (suggesting sizable bullish options interest), Volume_Stocks highlights GM up +21% in the automotives weekly heat map (momentum), and AlexJonesIA notes it was “quite the weekly” for $GM — all pointing to short-term upside. ConsensusGurus offers a cautionary view by implying Tesla would be a preferable ownership choice to Ford or GM, signaling longer-term competitive risk. Actionable takeaway: lean long to capture momentum and options-driven upside, but size positions and use stops/hedges to manage downside from sector/EV competition and mean reversion.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks, @AlexJonesIA, @ConsensusGurus
INTU (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: StonkChris, alphacharts365
StonkChris (three posts) repeatedly promoted a bullish software theme—sharing weekly chart setups, price targets, and listing $INTU among favored/undervalued names, saying the sector looks “ready to rip” and many names should catch an AI tailwind; alphacharts365’s comment referenced Meta and is not relevant to INTU. Overall the social signal is bullish and favors long exposure or watching for a technical breakout, but this is theme-driven commentary rather than company-specific fundamental analysis, so confirm entries with technical levels and risk controls.
More Tweets: @StonkChris, @StonkChris, @alphacharts365
KWEB (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, TedHZhang
Twitter sentiment is bullish: ConnorJBates_ repeatedly highlights stage-1 base breakouts, support off the 10-week moving average and that KWEB is in a stage-2 uptrend (noting first pullbacks are typically buying opportunities), while TedHZhang notes retail sentiment in China still has room to run before euphoria (citing Goldman Sachs). Net takeaway: bias long — consider adding on weakness near the 10-week MA or on an initial pullback, but use stop/risk management in case the breakout fails.
More Tweets: @ConnorJBates_, @TedHZhang, @ConnorJBates_
MAGS (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: SRxTrades, blondebroker1, 1ChartMaster, alphacharts365
Overall sentiment from the four tweets is bullish: 1ChartMaster points to new highs for $MAGS, alphacharts365 highlights the Mag 7 ETF at all-time highs with several major constituents reporting next week (potential catalysts), and blondebroker1 explicitly urges a bullish stance while warning of possible gap fills or mild pullbacks; SRxTrades provides a constructive sector/theme backdrop across semis, AI, data centers and related names that could support momentum. Actionable view: favor a long position but size for potential short-term pullbacks and use stops or defined risk given the possibility of gap fills.
More Tweets: @blondebroker1, @1ChartMaster, @alphacharts365
NVS (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: LogicalThesis, Se19edy, snorlax_uw
Overall social sentiment is bullish: @LogicalThesis (tweet repeated) asserts $NVS will acquire $RNA and that ~$11B will be redeployed into sector equities, Se19edy (citing @FinancialTimes and others) highlights a strong M&A hit rate including $rna/$nvs, and @snorlax_uw lists NVS among major upcoming earnings, adding attention and potential upside. These signals point to short-term positive momentum around deal speculation and capital redeployment — consider a long bias while noting the acquisition is speculative and outcomes/timelines are uncertain.
More Tweets: @LogicalThesis, @Se19edy, @snorlax_uw
ONDS (4, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: enrichtrades, SteveUrkelDude, venuguntupli7
Tweets show interest but mixed signals: enrichtrades includes $ONDS in a long-term AI/tech exposure list (bullish long-term sentiment), SteveUrkelDude posted charts/setups and triggers for followers including $ONDS (indicating trader interest and possible technical setups), while venuguntupli7 flags that $ONDS may be zero-revenue with no fundamentals (a clear caution). Overall sentiment is attention/ speculative interest rather than a conviction buy — if trading, treat $ONDS as a high-risk speculative long with tight sizing and stops; avoid as a fundamentals-based long or initiating short solely on these tweets.
More Tweets: @SteveUrkelDude, @SteveUrkelDude, @venuguntupli7
OSCR (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: enrichtrades, TedHZhang
Bullish. enrichtrades includes $OSCR in a list of AI/technology names to hold for multi-year exposure, while TedHZhang (posted twice and in a reply) explicitly lists $OSCR as part of multi-month bases setting up into earnings and as a candidate in breakout clusters; this implies upside potential into earnings-driven leadership rotation. Actionable approach: consider initiating a long position sized to risk, watch for moving-average/breakout confirmation, and use a stop-loss or trim around the earnings catalyst.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang
QBTS (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, Bajic76
The Twitter set is predominantly bullish: user Bajic76 repeatedly promotes $QBTS as being in ‘inning #1’ and projecting it could trade in the $50–60+ range, while ConnorJBates_ simply lists $QBTS with other tickers offering mild additional visibility. This is short-sample, retail-driven hype rather than fundamental analysis, so if acting on this sentiment consider a measured long exposure only (small size, defined stop-loss, and confirm fundamentals/volume) rather than an unhedged speculative bet.
More Tweets: @Bajic76, @Bajic76, @Bajic76
RIOT (4, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: ShortsellerST, _market_mind, AntithetosCptl
The sample is small but leans bearish: ShortsellerST posted twice linking to content about $RIOT (suggesting short-seller-driven negative material), _market_mind posted “$RIOT” with “It’s coming” implying an imminent move (when paired with the short-seller posts favors a downside interpretation), and AntithetosCptl’s comment is unrelated (discussing early streaming failures) and provides no signal for RIOT. Overall this points to a short/avoid bias, though the evidence is limited — review the linked posts and fundamentals before taking or sizing a trade.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @_market_mind, @AntithetosCptl
UBER (4, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 4
Usernames: Prof_heist, venuguntupli7, TLAMB91, zohmbastic
Tweets skew bullish: Prof_heist lists $UBER as a long-term favorite, zohmbastic reports Uber and WeRide beginning autonomous robotaxi rides in Saudi Arabia (operational expansion/commercialization upside), and TLAMB91 flags a potential Uber/NVIDIA collaboration hint (technology/AI partnership upside). venuguntupli7 raises a short-term technical caution that $UBER needs to reclaim the 50‑day SMA, so consider initiating or adding with size discipline or waiting for the technical reclaim to reduce downside risk.
More Tweets: @venuguntupli7, @TLAMB91, @zohmbastic
ABVX (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: Se19edy, LogicalThesis
The tweets are bullishly skewed: Se19edy notes “so many parties with firepower” and expects ABVX to become “the most competitive process ever,” implying potential M&A interest and a takeover premium, while LogicalThesis (posted twice) lists $ABVX as a top-two candidate alongside $SLNO. Collectively this signals speculative market expectation of acquisition-driven upside; however, the signal is based on a small number of tweets and is speculative, so size positions and use risk controls while monitoring for concrete deal news.
More Tweets: @LogicalThesis, @LogicalThesis
BE (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: ShakePryzby1, Prof_heist, Volume_Stocks
Overall sentiment is bullish: @ShakePryzby1 reports buying $BE as part of a small, successful rebound trade after a pullback, and @Prof_heist lists $BE among top positions delivering strong results; @Volume_Stocks flags $BE as an upcoming earnings catalyst. That combination points to short-term upside momentum, but earnings add binary risk — if trading this, size positions conservatively, use a clear stop, or wait for post-earnings confirmation.
More Tweets: @Prof_heist, @Volume_Stocks
CLS (3, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: 1ChartMaster, ShortsellerST
Sentiment is mixed but leans bearish: ChartMaster notes a bullish technical setup (weekly 8‑EMA support and push into new highs), while ShortsellerST posted two identical tweets signaling active short/negative interest. The duplicate posts from ShortsellerST suggest coordinated or persistent short-seller attention that could pressure the stock if a catalyst emerges or the 8‑EMA fails to hold. Actionable approach — avoid initiating fresh long positions here, or use a short/hedge with tight risk controls, targeting a break of the weekly 8‑EMA or failure to sustain new highs as confirmation; monitor ChartMaster’s indicated support level as the key stop/fail point.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST
DAVE (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: ShakePryzby1, TedHZhang
Overall sentiment is bullish: ShakePryzby1 noted missing DAVE as one of the recent breakouts that attracted buying interest, indicating retail/intraday demand, while TedHZhang twice categorized DAVE as a multi-month base setting up into earnings and part of cluster breakouts—a constructive technical setup. Actionable takeaway: favor a long on a clear breakout with rising volume or a constructive flag continuation, keep size measured into earnings, and use defined stops to limit risk.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @TedHZhang
F (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: ShortsellerST, Volume_Stocks, ConsensusGurus
Overall sentiment skews bullish: ShortsellerST calls a multi-year base breakout with ‘room above’ and Volume_Stocks highlights strong relative strength for Automotives ($F +18%) suggesting momentum-driven upside; ConsensusGurus offers a cautionary view by preferring Tesla over Ford/GM, flagging longer-term EV/competitive risk. Actionable stance: bias long on momentum but apply risk management (monitor whether the breakout holds, set stops/targets, and watch fundamental/EV-development news).
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks, @ConsensusGurus
GOOG (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: alphacharts365, snorlax_uw
Overall bullish signal: alphacharts365 highlights the Mag 7 ETF at all-time highs and lists $GOOG among the names driving the move, while snorlax_uw flags a huge week of earnings including $GOOG/$GOOGL and separately posts that $GOOG/$GOOGL are at ATHs. That suggests momentum and positive sentiment into earnings; consider a long or momentum-based trade (or bullish options) but size positions and use stops or hedge because earnings can produce volatility.
More Tweets: @snorlax_uw, @snorlax_uw
GSAT (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: TedHZhang, Reformed_Trader
TedHZhang (posted twice) lists $GSAT as part of “multi-month bases setting up into earnings,” signaling a technical setup that can precede breakouts; Reformed_Trader adds a fundamental/operational angle, arguing handset integration (citing Elon) could be a positive catalyst for satellite connectivity relevance. Overall sentiment is bullish — consider a measured long into earnings or on a confirmed breakout, size positions and use a stop-loss given the tweets are observational and not confirmed company news.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang, @Reformed_Trader
IBM (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: ShortsellerST, ripster47, Volume_Stocks
Overall sentiment is bullish: ShortsellerST frames $IBM as an example of buying new all-time highs to avoid sitting in dead money, ripster47 calls $IBM a ‘Top Day2 Earnings play’ with bullish setup/targets, and Volume_Stocks highlights IBM +11% on a weekly sector heat map, indicating relative strength. These tweets suggest leaning long (buy-on-strength) but maintain risk controls around earnings volatility and position sizing.
More Tweets: @ripster47, @Volume_Stocks
LMND (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: blakestonks, gregory_FTA
blakestonks presents a technical bullish case for $LMND: a weekly bull flag on declining volume, former supply turned into new demand on a retest, and multi-month accumulation—flagging risk as a weekly close back below that new demand. gregory_FTA (twice) expresses confidence in the CEO, reinforcing positive sentiment on management. Actionable takeaway: consider a long position aligned with the weekly bullish structure while placing a stop or risk control keyed to a weekly close below the identified demand zone.
More Tweets: @gregory_FTA, @gregory_FTA
OUST (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: JSpitTrades, nachunja, venuguntupli7
Overall sentiment is bullish: JSpitTrades reports heavy volume and ‘hardcore accumulation’ suggesting conviction behind upward momentum, venuguntupli7 provides a concrete long trade plan (stop $27, target $50), and nachunja simply highlights the ticker indicating interest; together they suggest market participants expect an upside move. Given the small sample size, treat this as sentiment-driven trade rationale rather than fundamental validation and use the cited stop ($27) and target ($50) or your own risk parameters to manage exposure.
More Tweets: @nachunja, @venuguntupli7
RDDT (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: FL0WG0D, ripster47
FL0WG0D flagged a large $1.2M call purchase, indicating significant bullish options flow; ripster47 (posted twice) listed $RDDT among ‘monster earnings’ and market-moving events, signaling heightened attention and potential event-driven volatility. Together these tweets imply bullish sentiment and speculative interest — consider a long position sized conservatively and confirmed by rising price/volume or a clear upcoming catalyst (earnings/event); manage risk with stops or limited exposure given the small sample and promotional nature of the posts.
More Tweets: @ripster47, @ripster47
RGTI (3, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: ShortsellerST, ConnorJBates_, venuguntupli7
ShortsellerST explicitly flags $RGTI with a weekly ‘Livermore setup’, which is a bearish signal from a short-biased account; ConnorJBates_ merely lists $RGTI among other tickers without directional commentary, and venuguntupli7’s tweet discusses $IOT (not RGTI), so there is limited supportive bullish activity. Overall the Twitter activity leans bearish but with low conviction — consider short exposure only with confirmation (volume/price breakdown) and strict stops or wait for clearer consensus.
More Tweets: @ConnorJBates_, @venuguntupli7
RIVN (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: enrichtrades, dannycheng2022
enrichtrades lists $RIVN among a 12-stock ‘multi-bagger’ list (posted 12/31/2024), signaling positive conviction, while dannycheng2022 notes RIVN has been range-bound on the weekly chart with large whale accumulation (40.8%) suppressing price momentum; he identifies momentum bars at $13.02, $13.45 and $14.29 that must be closed above sequentially to trigger upside. Actionable approach: bias long on confirmed breakout above those levels or consider a scaled-in long on accumulation with a tight stop below the range low and defined position sizing — overall sentiment is cautiously bullish driven by conviction plus accumulation but dependent on clear momentum confirmation.
More Tweets: @enrichtrades, @dannycheng2022
SMCI (3, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: AlexJonesIA, Volume_Stocks, epictrades1
Overall bearish: AlexJonesIA says $SMCI was “nuked off this level” (price break), Volume_Stocks highlights SMCI down -9% on the weekly heat map, and epictrades1 explicitly states they were “very short overnight” and used options, advocating selective, conviction-driven short option trades (usually on Fridays). The signal is short-biased, but manage risk — epictrades1 notes options can go to 100% loss and recommends selective use, taking profits early and sizing positions; consider defined-risk bearish option structures or conservative short sizing rather than uncovered directional bets.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks, @epictrades1
SNDK (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, ShortsellerST
ConnorJBates_ stated “Data Storage stocks so strong” and explicitly listed $SNDK among peers, and ShortsellerST (posted twice) pushed the theme “Storage > GPU’s” and also included $SNDK, indicating consensus bullish sentiment around the storage complex. The social signal favors taking a long/exposure trade to SNDK to capture sector-led upside, but this is a small, duplicated sample—validate with price/volume action, earnings and industry data and use risk controls (position sizing and stop loss).
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST
U (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: StonkChris, alphacharts365
StonkChris (posted twice) is explicitly bullish on the software sector, publishing a weekend theme with weekly chart setups, price targets and listing $U alongside peers (ADBE, CRM, DOCU, INTU, NOW, SNOW), implying momentum-based long opportunities; alphacharts365’s comment about Meta earnings is unrelated to $U and neutral. Actionable takeaway: bias long — enter on confirmation of the weekly setup or momentum continuation, reference the published price targets, monitor sector ETFs (IGV, XSW) for confirmation, and use a clear stop under recent weekly support to manage risk.
More Tweets: @StonkChris, @alphacharts365
UEC (3, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: Reformed_Trader, ShortsellerST
ShortsellerST’s two UEC posts dominate the sentiment: the daily shows support at a VPOC/55MA confluence (potential short-term bounce), but they warn the uptrend won’t resume until price clears the UTL and that a weekly close below the UTL would be bearish. Reformed_Trader’s tweet references $AMTX (not UEC) and is irrelevant. Actionable view: don’t buy into UEC now — treat it as neutral-to-bearish and consider initiating shorts only on a confirmed weekly breakdown below the UTL; if UEC reclaims and closes above the UTL, reassess for long setups.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST
WDC (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, ShortsellerST
Both contributors express positive sentiment for storage names including $WDC: ConnorJBates_ states “Data Storage stocks so strong” and explicitly lists $WDC, while ShortsellerST twice tweets “Storage > GPU’s” including $WDC among peers. The consensus theme is sector strength/rotation into storage, implying a short‑term bullish stance toward WDC; consider long exposure or monitoring for confirming volume/price breakout and upcoming fundamentals before increasing position size.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @ShortsellerST
XLF (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: Prof_heist, ShortsellerST, alphacharts365
Tweets skew bullish: Prof_heist explicitly calls financials simple and forecasts a move from the low-30s to the 50s and ultimately into the 70s, signaling strong conviction for upside; ShortsellerST is cautious but suggests the bottom may already be in given strength elsewhere, reducing downside risk unless XLF fails to reclaim its channel; alphacharts365 merely flags XLF in broader market analysis. Net takeaway: lean long (buy dips or breakouts) while managing risk with a stop below the channel/support and monitoring broader market/financial-sector catalysts.
More Tweets: @ShortsellerST, @alphacharts365
XSW (3, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 3
Usernames: StonkChris, alphacharts365
Overall tweet sentiment is bullish for software ETFs: StonkChris (two identical tweets) posted weekly chart setups with price targets and explicitly listed $XSW among ETFs, saying the sector “looks ready to rip,” which signals bullish momentum and interest in initiating or adding long exposure to XSW; alphacharts365 mentioned Meta earnings/secondary (peripheral to XSW) but did not contradict the bullish sector view. Sample is small, so consider a measured long position or wait for a confirmed breakout and apply risk management.
More Tweets: @StonkChris, @alphacharts365
ALAB (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: StonkChris, venuguntupli7
StonkChris simply flagged $ALAB on a morning watchlist, while venuguntupli7 described a weekly breakout and retest with the long-term trend intact but noted the daily chart needs to reclaim the 100- and 50-day SMAs; actionable approach is to bias long on the breakout/retest but require daily reclaim of those SMAs (or a clean hold of the weekly retest) before initiating size, with a stop below the retest low—if the SMAs fail to be reclaimed, downgrade to neutral or avoid initiating a long.
More Tweets: @venuguntupli7
AUR (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: kingtutcap, AlexJonesIA
Both tweets are bullish: kingtutcap characterizes $AUR as the “absolute market leader in long-haul autonomy,” and AlexJonesIA says they may “full port” into $AUR for earnings, indicating increased allocation ahead of the report. This signals positive retail sentiment that could drive a near-term price push into earnings; however, the sample is small and anecdotal, so treat this as a speculative, event-driven trade (consider a sized or hedged long rather than an unhedged large position).
More Tweets: @AlexJonesIA
AVGO (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: FL0WG0D, SRxTrades
Overall sentiment is bullish: FL0WG0D flags a $2.2M call purchase expiring next week (short‑term, high conviction options flow), while SRxTrades points to a technical setup — a massive post‑earnings base, contracting volume, moving averages catching up, and a new OpenAI deal, with a stated target above $400 if AVGO breaks $360. Actionable approach: bias long but manage risk — prefer entry on a confirmed breakout above $360 or use limited‑risk call spreads (especially given the near‑term expiry noted by FL0WG0D); place stops below the base or key moving averages and size positions to account for short‑dated option gamma risk.
More Tweets: @SRxTrades
BA (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: Volume_Stocks, venuguntupli7
The calendar post from Volume_Stocks neutrally flags BA on a busy earnings week alongside a Fed rate decision (potential catalyst/volatility), while venuguntupli7 provides a clear bullish technical plan: buy if BA reclaims the 50‑day SMA at $221, target $241, stop $210. Actionable takeaway: consider a long trade contingent on a clean reclaim of $221 with the specified stop, but account for event risk from earnings and the Fed announcement which can increase volatility.
More Tweets: @venuguntupli7
BAC (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: SRxTrades, 1ChartMaster
SRxTrades lays out a trade plan with a breakout trigger at $52.88 and a short-term target of $53.5 (and a call idea to $55 expiries), while 1ChartMaster notes BAC is “setting up at highs” alongside peers — both signals are bullish momentum plays. Actionable approach: consider entering on a confirmed move above $52.88 or on continued strength, target the $53–$55 area, and place a stop below the breakout level or recent swing low to limit downside risk.
More Tweets: @1ChartMaster
BIIB (2, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: A_May_MD, BussinBiotech
Bearish — A_May_MD warns BIIB will be pressured to spend heavily after multiple neuro trials recently failed or required follow‑up, suggesting near‑term cash burn and execution risk; BussinBiotech points out BIIB paid $70M upfront plus up to $1B in milestones to acquire a preclinical oral anti‑C5aR while $IFRX already has a clinical‑stage, best‑in‑class asset, implying BIIB may be late and paying a premium into a competitive space. Together these tweets highlight fundraising/expense pressure and competitive pipeline risk, supporting a short or avoid stance until clearer clinical progress or balanced financial guidance emerges.
More Tweets: @BussinBiotech
CAT (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks
Both tweets are informational calendars rather than opinion: snorlax_uw simply lists CAT among large-cap names in a huge earnings week, while Volume_Stocks notes CAT reports on Wednesday alongside major tech names and the Fed decision, implying elevated event risk and potential volatility. There is no bullish or bearish sentiment expressed, so the actionable approach is to avoid outright long or short positions ahead of the event, wait for the earnings/Fed reaction, or if you must trade through the event, use option strategies or hedges to manage risk.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks
CLOV (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: 1ChartMaster, venuguntupli7
Overall sentiment is bullish: @venuguntupli7 explicitly notes CLOV has reclaimed the 200-day simple moving average and proposes a long trade with a first target of $4.80 and a stop at the 200-day SMA (~$3.30); @ChartMaster simply shared a weekly chart (neutral) that supports technical review. Actionable takeaway: consider a long biased trade using the $4.80 target and a protective stop near $3.30, watching that the 200-day SMA hold as the key risk level.
More Tweets: @venuguntupli7
CVNA (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ShortsellerST, SuperDuperInvst
ShortsellerST warns that a weekly close above the downtrend line (DTL) would trigger stops and squeeze shorts, while SuperDuperInvst recounts that CVNA (like CROX) rallied massively from under $5 to $400+, illustrating how perceived failures can reverse into huge rallies. The dominant themes are short-risk (stop-triggered breakouts) and the potential for large upside based on past extreme recoveries; consequently, avoid initiating new shorts and either maintain/consider long exposure with risk controls or wait for clear trend confirmation before betting bearish.
More Tweets: @SuperDuperInvst
CVX (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks
Neutral stance: both tweets are calendar-driven rather than expressing bullish or bearish views on $CVX. @snorlax_uw simply lists large-cap names including $CVX among upcoming earnings, while @Volume_Stocks provides a detailed earnings schedule that places $CVX on Friday alongside major macro releases (Core PCE, Personal Income & Spending) that could move energy names. Actionable takeaway — wait for the earnings print and the macro data before taking a directional position; consider trading volatility around the release rather than placing a longer-term long or short now.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks
DGXX (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: Freedom_By_40, StonkChris
The Twitter sentiment is bullish: Freedom_By_40 notes the chart “looks good” from a technical perspective, and StonkChris’s “full send mode” indicates aggressive bullish enthusiasm. Both tweets are short on fundamentals or company detail, so this suggests momentum-driven, speculative upside rather than a conviction buy; if entering, treat as a short‑term trade with clear stop loss and position sizing.
More Tweets: @StonkChris
ES (2, bearish)
Bias: bearish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ShortsellerST, ChartShark22
Overall sentiment is bearish: ShortsellerST argues the market structure looks set up for a dip back below ATHs (describing a false-breakout/false-breakdown rotation that precedes a move lower), while ChartShark22 explicitly calls to SHORT two contracts of $ES at 6,840.5. Both tweets favor taking short exposure based on technical/structure cues — actionable takeaway is a short bias, but treat this as sentiment-driven input and confirm with your own risk management and technical validation before trading.
More Tweets: @ChartShark22
FLNC (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: LogicalThesis, venuguntupli7
Both tweets are bullish: LogicalThesis highlights increasing volume, a wick that closed at a higher high this week, positive valuation and battery-themed tailwinds and “lots of flow,” while venuguntupli7 (replying to @JG_VALUE_GROWTH) praises the IPO AVWAP backtest and gives a 9/10 rating. Together these suggest short-term technical strength and supportive thematic interest, so the sentiment favors taking a long stance with standard risk controls (position sizing and stop-loss levels).
More Tweets: @venuguntupli7
FSLR (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, gpaisa7
ConnorJBates_ simply lists $FSLR as a top holding in the PBW clean-energy ETF (positive sector exposure), while gpaisa7 points to a constructive weekly setup holding a rising 9SMA but warns of declining volume that needs to expand or the stock may pull back. Overall the tweet-derived bias is mildly bullish: the technical trend is intact, but enter or add only on confirming volume or keep a stop under the 9SMA; if volume does not pick up and price breaks the moving average, switch to avoidance or short on confirmed breakdown.
More Tweets: @gpaisa7
GTLB (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ConnorJBates_, JKeynesAlpha
ConnorJBates_ groups $GTLB with “pure play agentic AI” stocks, implying thematic upside; JKeynesAlpha explicitly says he believes $GTLB is worth much more and will go higher but is sitting out for opportunity-cost/timing reasons. Overall sentiment is bullish (undervalued/AI exposure) but with caution about market timing — consider a long position or staggered entries (DCA) and keep position sizing disciplined given the author’s note on opportunity cost and market disagreement.
More Tweets: @JKeynesAlpha
HAL (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: Volume_Stocks, blondebroker1
The Volume_Stocks heat map explicitly highlights HAL up +22% in Industrial/Energy Services, signaling strong short-term relative strength and bullish momentum; the other tweet (blondebroker1) is non-informational (a thank-you to @JoeMclean196154) and adds no contrary signal. Given the positive sentiment and sharp weekly gain, the actionable stance is to consider a long/momentum trade in HAL with appropriate stop-loss and position sizing, while seeking additional fundamental or technical confirmation due to limited sample size of commentary.
More Tweets: @blondebroker1
HIMS (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: Prof_heist, StockPatternPro
Overall sentiment is bullish: Prof_heist lists $HIMS among long-term growth names to hold, signaling a fundamental/long-term endorsement, while StockPatternPro identifies a multi-scale cup-and-handle forming and advises waiting for a confirmed turn higher before entering. Actionable approach: treat this as a buy-on-confirmation setup (enter on a clear breakout/turn higher) or scale in gradually (DCA) to manage risk if you miss the confirmation or price softens.
More Tweets: @StockPatternPro
HUT (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: FL0WG0D, ConnorJBates_
Both tweets point to bullish interest in Hut 8 Mining: FL0WG0D flagged a large $1.8M call buyer (derivatives-driven bullish bet), and ConnorJBates_ noted Jane Street increased its passive stake in HUT to 5% (institutional buying/passive allocation). These are positive signals for short-term to medium-term upside, but caveats apply — the call could be speculative/leverage and the passive stake increase may reflect index/ETF mechanics rather than active conviction. Consider a measured long position or defined-risk options exposure while monitoring option expiries, implied volatility, liquidity, and company fundamentals/catalysts.
More Tweets: @ConnorJBates_
IOT (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: blakestonks, 1ChartMaster
Overall sentiment is bullish: blakestonks points to a breakout from a long-term downtrend, a daily flag pattern with declining volume suggesting accumulation, and calls it a good risk/reward swing trade with downside invalidation around a ~10% stop; the other tweet (1ChartMaster) discusses $LITE and appears unrelated to $IOT, so treat it as noise. Recommend a long swing with a clear stop below the flag to limit risk to roughly the cited 10%.
More Tweets: @1ChartMaster
JPM (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: TedHZhang, Bajic76
Mixed messages from Twitter: TedHZhang highlights a positive PR narrative about JPM’s new tower and brand/real-estate strength, while Bajic76 expresses a bearish operational theme — predicting aggressive AI-driven layoffs, cost-cutting in HR/mortgage ops, and implied tax abatements. These tweets reflect reputation/efficiency narratives rather than hard financials; they do not provide sufficient, reliable evidence to initiate a trade. Actionable recommendation: remain neutral/hold and monitor company disclosures, earnings, and concrete announcements on workforce reductions or tax incentives before taking a long or short position.
More Tweets: @Bajic76
LITE (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: JSpitTrades, TedHZhang
Overall sentiment is bullish: JSpitTrades explicitly calls $LITE “going for the breakout,” signaling momentum expectation, while TedHZhang groups $LITE with other names benefiting from bases and earnings-driven leadership. Both tweets emphasize breakout/leadership themes rather than downside risk, so the actionable view is to consider a long position on confirmation of the breakout (volume/price confirmation) or on a disciplined pullback, with a clear stop-loss to manage risk.
More Tweets: @TedHZhang
MDB (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ShakePryzby1, FranVezz
Overall sentiment is cautiously bullish: ShakePryzby1 explicitly bought MDB as part of a group of turnaround/pullback plays after sitting out chop, crediting the trade for a positive day, while FranVezz tried to add MDB but cut it small due to lack of follow‑through—signaling interest but respect for volatility. Actionable takeaway: consider small, risk‑managed long exposure or wait for clearer breakout/pullback confirmation rather than aggressive sizing.
More Tweets: @FranVezz
MRK (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks
Both users are simply flagging MRK as part of next week’s heavy earnings slate: snorlax_uw lists MRK among large-cap reporters and Volume_Stocks places MRK on Thursday’s calendar alongside major macro events (Fed decision, GDP, PCE) that could influence the stock’s reaction. There is no sentiment or fundamental call to support a buy or sell; this is an earnings-driven setup with elevated event risk—recommend waiting for the earnings print and company guidance (or use event-specific strategies such as defined-risk option trades) rather than taking an outright long or short pre-earnings.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks
MRVL (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: venuguntupli7, Reformed_Trader
venuguntupli7 highlights a bullish technical setup for $MRVL (reclaimed 200-day SMA, successful retest, forming a daily bull flag and favorable risk/reward), while Reformed_Trader argues at the sector level that investing in AMD/INTC/MRVL isn’t a zero-sum bet against Jensen Huang/NVIDIA, reducing competitive-concern narrative risk. Together these points support a long bias — consider initiating or adding on a confirmed bull-flag breakout (or on strength above the 200-day SMA) with a stop below the recent retest/200-day to manage risk.
More Tweets: @Reformed_Trader
NRG (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: JSpitTrades, blondebroker1
JSpitTrades is explicitly bullish, noting NRG has been basing since May, just posted its highest weekly close ever, and that a breakout of the multi-month consolidation could trigger a powerful move higher; blondebroker1 made a non-directional/negative personal comment (“gave me a permanent headache”) that doesn’t change the setup. Overall sentiment leans bullish — consider taking a long position on a confirmed breakout (preferably on higher volume) and manage risk with a stop below the consolidation or recent swing low.
More Tweets: @blondebroker1
NVO (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: Se19edy, venuguntupli7
Se19edy notes NVO walked away from a potential Akero deal amid leaks and perceived risks in the target, implying NVO acted cautiously rather than recklessly; venuguntupli7 expects $NVO to form a base after any drawdown and expresses a preference for $UNH over $NVO. Overall the conversation is neutral-to-slightly constructive (no clear bearish call). Actionable takeaway: this set of tweets does not justify shorting NVO — await a technical base or a clear positive catalyst before initiating a long position, and monitor M&A developments for directional impact.
More Tweets: @venuguntupli7
NVX (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: Reformed_Trader, JKeynesAlpha
Reformed_Trader only posted the ticker $NVX with no directional commentary, while JKeynesAlpha framed the situation around opportunity cost and trade management, saying one could have been justified selling earlier and that the patience shown was unusual. Neither tweet offers a buy thesis or positive catalysts; the dominant theme is caution about holding a position for too long when other opportunities exist. Actionable takeaway: do not initiate a new long based on these tweets, consider trimming or reallocating existing exposure, and only consider a short if you have independent technical or fundamental confirmation beyond this social sentiment.
More Tweets: @JKeynesAlpha
PALL (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ShortsellerST, AntithetosCptl
The tweets are mixed: ShortsellerST signals active bearish positioning by saying “$PALL on plan,” indicating short-seller confidence, while AntithetosCptl notes palladium has broken a 7‑year head & shoulders formation and is not at overheated levels, arguing the longer‑term uptrend could resume despite short‑term group‑think trading. Actionable takeaway is neutral — don’t initiate large directional exposure until you see confirmation (e.g., a clean retest/hold of the breakout on volume for a long, or renewed momentum and conviction from shorts for a short); manage risk with defined stops if trading either direction.
More Tweets: @AntithetosCptl
RCAT (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ShortsellerST, FL0WG0D
The tweets present conflicting signals: ShortsellerST flags a technical bearish sign (a topping long wick suggesting selling pressure at highs), while FL0WG0D notes a significant $154K call buyer implying bullish/options-driven interest. Because these are opposing themes (technical distribution vs. bullish options flow), the prudent action is to wait for confirmation — e.g., a decisive break below recent support with increased volume to consider shorting, or sustained price follow-through plus continued large call activity to consider going long. Monitor price action, volume, and further options flow before opening a directional position.
More Tweets: @FL0WG0D
RSP (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: Reformed_Trader, alphacharts365
Reformed_Trader explicitly notes $RSP (equal‑weight S&P) is on pace for all‑time closing highs alongside $SPY/$QQQ/$IWM, signaling strong momentum; alphacharts365 simply flags a market overview video that includes $RSP (neutral/informational). Overall sentiment is bullish momentum — consider a long/weight-in stance or buy-on-strength, but account for the noted Fear reading and use stop-losses or size limits given valuations and potential pullbacks.
More Tweets: @alphacharts365
SERV (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ShortsellerST, JKeynesAlpha
Tweets are mixed: ShortsellerST flags thematic risk and a possible double-top across robotics/thematic names including $SERV and recommends selling rips (short‑term caution), while JKeynesAlpha pitches $SERV as a sleeper with serious logistics bots/drones, a sophisticated AI stack, Uber backing and Vinod Khosla (fundamental/backing bullish). Actionable plan: don’t initiate aggressive shorts on headline chatter alone; expect volatility and thematic rotation risk, trim into strength, and consider accumulating on confirmed dips with tight stops while monitoring company-specific news, volume, and broader robotics/ETF flows.
More Tweets: @JKeynesAlpha
SHOP (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: nachunja, techinvestoor
Both tweets express bullish sentiment: nachunja highlights SHOP is only ~2% below its 2021 all-time high after a dramatic 86% drawdown in 2022 (framing a comeback narrative), while techinvestoor calls out $176.30 as the next stop toward ATH. The social signal favors a long bias—consider entering on a confirmed breakout above resistance or on a measured pullback with a clear stop-loss, and monitor volume and macro risk given the stock’s prior large drawdown.
More Tweets: @techinvestoor
V (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks
Both tweets are schedule-oriented and convey no clear bullish or bearish sentiment: snorlax_uw lists V among large caps with a “huge week of earnings,” while Volume_Stocks specifically places $V on Tuesday’s earnings calendar alongside other macro-heavy events (Fed decision, PCE, GDP) that could increase volatility. There’s no company-specific positive or negative commentary, so the actionable stance is to avoid establishing a new outright long or short before the print; instead consider waiting for post-earnings reaction or using event trades (e.g., options strategies or defined-risk positions) to manage the expected volatility.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks
XHB (2, bullish)
Bias: bullish
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: ShortsellerST, alphacharts365
Overall sentiment is mildly bullish: ShortsellerST notes an indecision candle but explicitly says the ‘path’ remains higher into year‑end, signaling bullish bias; alphacharts365 posts a neutral “State of the Market” video that includes XHB (informational, no clear directional call). With only two tweets the signal is limited, so favor a long bias but wait for technical confirmation and manage risk (stops/position sizing).
More Tweets: @alphacharts365
XOM (2, neutral)
Bias: neutral
# Mentions: 2
Usernames: snorlax_uw, Volume_Stocks
Both tweets are schedules/market-cap lists rather than opinionated calls. snorlax_uw simply lists large-cap names (including $XOM) as part of a big earnings week, while Volume_Stocks explicitly notes $XOM will report on Friday alongside $CVX and $ABBV and highlights key macro events (Core PCE, Personal Income & Spending, and the Fed decision earlier in the week). There is no bullish or bearish sentiment expressed — actionable approach is to stay neutral ahead of earnings, monitor the report, guidance, oil prices and refining margins, and consider event-driven trades (with hedges or defined risk) only after volatility and fundamentals are clearer.
More Tweets: @Volume_Stocks
The remaining tickers
- XYZ: @nachunja (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
- ETHZ: @SuperDuperInvst (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
- GOSS: @Volume_Stocks (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
- PEGA: @venuguntupli7 (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
- ADVM: @zohmbastic (1, 2, 3, 4)
- ARKG: @TedHZhang (1, 2, 3, 4)
- BB: @Bajic76 (1, 2, 3, 4)
- PSTG: @ShortsellerST (1, 2, 3, 4)
- SLS: @SuperDuperInvst (1, 2, 3, 4)
- AMTX: @Reformed_Trader (1, 2, 3)
- KRKNF: @ShortsellerST (1, 2, 3)
- MDY: @alphacharts365 (1, 2, 3)
- OKLO: @enrichtrades (1, 2, 3)
- SNDX: @LogicalThesis (1, 2, 3)
- SSi: @Vmaxpax (1, 2, 3)
- VIX: @Mr_Derivatives (1, 2, 3)
- ABAT: @luke_vol (1, 2)
- AEHR: @enrichtrades (1, 2)
- AKRO: @Se19edy (1, 2)
- ARKK: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- ARKW: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- ARKX: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- ASPI: @pennycheck (1, 2)
- AST: @endless_frank (1, 2)
- ATAI: @enrichtrades (1, 2)
- BMXI: @SuperDuperInvst (1, 2)
- BTC.X: @Prof_heist (1, 2)
- BURL: @snorlax_uw (1, 2)
- CCCX: @Vmaxpax (1, 2)
- CLPT: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- CMRC: @nachunja (1, 2)
- CORZ: @zohmbastic (1, 2)
- CRSP: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- DOCN: @ShortsellerST (1, 2)
- EDIT: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- ETNB: @Se19edy (1, 2)
- FTAI: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- GC: @ShortsellerST (1, 2)
- GNLX: @SuperDuperInvst (1, 2)
- GRAL: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- GRND: @zohmbastic (1, 2)
- IRDW: @beavinvests (1, 2)
- JD: @enrichtrades (1, 2)
- KURA: @zohmbastic (1, 2)
- LPTH: @BussinBiotech (1, 2)
- LYFT: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- MBD: @JSpitTrades (1, 2)
- MSOS: @Bajic76 (1, 2)
- MVST: @JSpitTrades (1, 2)
- NKTR: @Se19edy (1, 2)
- NTLA: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- NTRA: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- PSIX: @ShortsellerST (1, 2)
- PSNL: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- QCOM: @ShortsellerST (1, 2)
- RBRK: @ShortsellerST (1, 2)
- RELY: @nachunja (1, 2)
- RXRX: @JKeynesAlpha (1, 2)
- SBET: @Freedom_By_40 (1, 2)
- SKYQ: @zohmbastic (1, 2)
- SLX: @alphacharts365 (1, 2)
- SMH: @alphacharts365 (1, 2)
- SOL: @Freedom_By_40 (1, 2)
- STNE: @JSpitTrades (1, 2)
- TLT: @ShortsellerST (1, 2)
- TNX: @ShortsellerST (1, 2)
- USAR: @SuperDuperInvst (1, 2)
- WGMI: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- WGS: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- WMT: @SteveUrkelDude (1, 2)
- XLV: @TedHZhang (1, 2)
- XRP: @Freedom_By_40 (1, 2)
- ZB: @ShortsellerST (1, 2)
- ZS_F: @PeterLBrandt (1, 2)
- ADMA: @FL0WG0D
- AIQ: @ConnorJBates_
- akro: @Se19edy
- ALB: @ShortsellerST
- ALMU: @Vmaxpax
- ALNY: @RoyLMattox
- AMSC: @venuguntupli7
- APH: @venuguntupli7
- ARGX: @RoyLMattox
- ARRY: @ConnorJBates_
- ASB.ASX: @Vmaxpax
- ASML: @snorlax_uw
- AUTLF: @Vmaxpax
- AVTX: @LogicalThesis
- AXL: @FL0WG0D
- AXON: @venuguntupli7
- BAH: @BlackScholesMan
- BBWI: @venuguntupli7
- BETR: @Mr_Derivatives
- BKKT: @Freedom_By_40
- BOTZ: @ShortsellerST
- bpmc: @Se19edy
- BPMC: @Se19edy
- BTCUSD: @ShortsellerST
- BYD: @dannycheng2022
- CACI: @BlackScholesMan
- CAN: @luke_vol
- CCCC: @zohmbastic
- CCO: @zohmbastic
- CELH: @zohmbastic
- CHDN: @StockPatternPro
- CHPT: @nachunja
- CITE: @EricTheUmpire
- CLF: @alphacharts365
- CMCSA: @Volume_Stocks
- CMG: @Volume_Stocks
- COP: @FL0WG0D
- COUR: @_market_mind
- CRML: @Reformed_Trader
- CROX: @SuperDuperInvst
- CRTAF: @EricTheUmpire
- CRVW: @Prof_heist
- CSIQ: @ConnorJBates_
- CVS: @Volume_Stocks
- DCTH: @LogicalThesis
- DECK: @TLAMB91
- DFLI: @Bajic76
- DFLIW: @Bajic76
- DIA: @Mr_Derivatives
- DJI: @ShortsellerST
- DKNG: @FL0WG0D
- DLO: @StonkChris
- DMGGF: @Freedom_By_40
- DNA: @_market_mind
- DPRO: @BlackScholesMan
- DRS: @BussinBiotech
- DVLT: @luke_vol
- dyn: @Se19edy
- DYN: @Se19edy
- EA: @Volume_Stocks
- EHTH: @Freedom_By_40
- ELPE: @BlackScholesMan
- EME: @1ChartMaster
- ENPH: @Volume_Stocks
- EPD: @Volume_Stocks
- ETHUSD: @ShortsellerST
- etnb: @Se19edy
- ETSY: @Volume_Stocks
- EXE: @epictrades1
- FDMT: @zohmbastic
- FIG: @venuguntupli7
- FNMA: @ShortsellerST
- FOUR: @nachunja
- GAME: @Freedom_By_40
- GC_F: @Prof_heist
- GD: @Vmaxpax
- GILD: @Se19edy
- GLUE: @zohmbastic
- GME: @Mr_Derivatives
- GOLD: @Mr_Derivatives
- HII: @Vmaxpax
- HON: @peonyKingOF
- HOUS: @1ChartMaster
- HXL: @venuguntupli7
- IBIT: @Prof_heist
- IFRX: @BussinBiotech
- INBX: @FL0WG0D
- INOD: @JSpitTrades
- JNJ: @FL0WG0D
- JOBY: @kingtutcap
- KDEF: @Vmaxpax
- KLAC: @1ChartMaster
- KPRX: @SuperDuperInvst
- KRE: @ShortsellerST
- KSCP: @SuperDuperInvst
- LAC: @FL0WG0D
- LC: @LogicalThesis
- LEU: @ConnorJBates_
- LITM: @Reformed_Trader
- LRMR: @FL0WG0D
- LUMN: @zohmbastic
- LVS: @zohmbastic
- MA: @snorlax_uw
- MELI: @StockPatternPro
- MGNI: @LogicalThesis
- mrus: @Se19edy
- MRUS: @Se19edy
- MS: @1ChartMaster
- NERV: @venuguntupli7
- NHIC: @Spac__Trader
- NIO: @ConnorJBates_
- NIXX: @SuperDuperInvst
- NMAX: @FL0WG0D
- NRXS: @zohmbastic
- NUVB: @zohmbastic
- NVAX: @venuguntupli7
- NXP: @Volume_Stocks
- NXT: @ConnorJBates_
- OIH: @alphacharts365
- ORCL: @Volume_Stocks
- ORKT: @SuperDuperInvst
- PBW: @ConnorJBates_
- pepg: @Se19edy
- PEPG: @Se19edy
- PG: @ConsensusGurus
- PGY: @LogicalThesis
- PKB: @alphacharts365
- PRLD: @SuperDuperInvst
- PRME: @ShortsellerST
- PTGX: @Se19edy
- PYPL: @Volume_Stocks
- QQQE: @Reformed_Trader
- RBOT: @ShortsellerST
- REAL: @alphacharts365
- REGN: @LogicalThesis
- RH: @ConsensusGurus
- RHBY: @Se19edy
- RIG: @alphacharts365
- RIO: @alphacharts365
- RMBS: @traderstewie
- rna: @Se19edy
- RTX: @FL0WG0D
- RUN: @FL0WG0D
- SAIC: @BlackScholesMan
- SAVA: @zohmbastic
- SBUX: @Volume_Stocks
- SG: @venuguntupli7
- SHEL: @snorlax_uw
- SHLS: @FL0WG0D
- SLDP: @JSpitTrades
- slno: @Se19edy
- SLV: @venuguntupli7
- SMMT: @ShortsellerST
- SMR: @zohmbastic
- SOUN: @ConnorJBates_
- STLD: @alphacharts365
- STX: @ConnorJBates_
- SYM: @FL0WG0D
- TDOC: @nachunja
- TERN: @zohmbastic
- TGEN: @ShortsellerST
- TIC: @venuguntupli7
- TLN: @JSpitTrades
- TLRY: @Bajic76
- trml: @Se19edy
- TRML: @Se19edy
- TWST: @LogicalThesis
- UiPath: @JKeynesAlpha
- UPS: @Volume_Stocks
- UPXI: @Freedom_By_40
- USO: @blakestonks
- VAL: @Volume_Stocks
- VELO: @kingtutcap
- VFC: @zohmbastic
- VRSN: @alphatrends
- VRT: @ConnorJBates_
- VTYX: @zohmbastic
- VZ: @Volume_Stocks
- WFC: @1ChartMaster
- WHR: @Volume_Stocks
- WM: @Volume_Stocks
- WRD: @zohmbastic
- WTI: @Mr_Derivatives
- WW: @zohmbastic
- XLI: @alphacharts365
- XLK: @alphacharts365
- XTN: @alphacharts365
- YTRA: @SuperDuperInvst
- YTTA: @EricTheUmpire
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