Social sentiment analysis that tells you who is worth listening to.
Quantral turns the conversation about a company across finance X, Reddit, Substack, YouTube, Naver blogs and broker research on Telegram into a single 0 to 100 social sentiment score, weighted by how often the people driving it have been right before.
Public data, scored. Not financial advice, do your own research.
What a social sentiment score is made of.
Counting positive and negative posts is the easy part, and on its own it tells you almost nothing. Quantral scores three things together, and the leaderboard shows whose calls have actually held up.
Volume
How much a company is being discussed across the finance accounts and communities Quantral tracks, measured against its own normal rather than a fixed bar.
Direction
Whether that conversation is positive, negative, or noise. A stock can be everywhere and still have nobody making a case for it.
Credibility
Who is doing the talking. Each voice carries a track record built from its past public calls, so a hundred confident strangers cannot outweigh a few people who have been right.
Sentiment without credibility is a popularity contest.
Most sentiment tools weight every post the same, so the account that has been wrong all year counts as much as the one that called the last three moves. Quantral grades each voice on its past public calls and weights the score accordingly, which is what separates a crowded stock from a credible one.
One score per company, with the reason attached.
Every company Quantral tracks carries a 0 to 100 score and a one-line explanation of what is driving it. You can read the case in seconds instead of reconstructing it from a hundred posts, then open the underlying mentions when something looks worth your time.
Open any stock in the Quantral app to see how its sentiment and mentions changed over the last 7 days, which accounts drove the change, and the stock’s price chart on the same page.
Sandisk Corporation
$1975.65 +5%
Getting a lot of attention on Reddit's r/wallstreetbets as people get excited about its performance and potential.
SNDK · Computer hardware · 1h
NVIDIA Corporation
$205.56 +0.34%
On X, people are discussing Nvidia's plan to launch its Vera AI CPU in China by August.
NVDA · Semiconductors · 2h
Micron Technology
$995.04 -0.08%
Getting buzz on X after a buy rating and a $1600 price target.
MU · Semiconductors · 3h
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Questions, answered
Social sentiment analysis is the practice of reading public conversation, in this case about stocks, and turning it into a measure of how positive or negative people feel. It matters in markets because mood moves buying and selling before the fundamentals change, so reading the conversation can show you where attention is building while it is still early.
Quantral reads public posts across finance X, Reddit, Substack, and Naver blogs in real time, and finance shows on YouTube as they're posted, then combines three things into one 0–100 score: how much a company is being discussed, whether that discussion is positive or negative, and how credible the people driving it have been. Every score comes with a plain-English reason.
No. A high score means the conversation around a company is loud and credible right now, which is a reason to look closer, not a recommendation. Crowded optimism is fragile, and Quantral is built to show you who is saying what so you can do your own research, not to tell you what to buy.
A curated set of public finance accounts and communities on X, Reddit, and Substack, plus finance shows on YouTube and selected South Korean blogs on Naver, chosen for where stocks get discussed and debated in depth. Alongside that crowd, Quantral reads selected South Korean broker research channels on Telegram, where brokerage research desks post their notes. Every number Quantral shows describes those tracked sources rather than the whole of social media, which nobody can measure.
No. Quantral surfaces signals and context from public sources to help you do your own research. Nothing here is financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
You can try Quantral free for 7 days with the yearly plan: $119.99 per year, which is $9.99 a month, billed after the trial. You can also pay $5.99 per week or $14.99 per month, billed from the start with no trial. Cancel anytime.
Yes. Quantral is live on the iOS App Store and on Google Play, and it also runs in any browser at app.quantral.com.
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Public data, scored. Not financial advice, do your own research.