An X stock tracker that knows which accounts are actually right.
Quantral reads finance X (formerly Twitter) in real time, scores every stock from 0 to 100, and grades every account on its real track record, so you see the strongest signals without scrolling the timeline.
Public data, scored. Not financial advice, do your own research.
The finance X voices with the best track records.
The finance X accounts Quantral weights most, ranked by how often their calls were right, not by follower count. Full ranking on the leaderboard.
The most mentioned stocks last week
The most talked-about stocks among the finance accounts we track on X (Twitter), Reddit and Substack, ranked by mentions from September 28 to October 4, 2026. Think of it as a weekly trending stocks list.
Follower counts lie. Track records do not.
Fintwit is full of confident calls and quiet deletions. Quantral keeps the receipts: every account is graded on calls made, how often they were right, and their last twenty calls at a glance, so the timeline’s loudest voices stop outweighing its best ones. Checking who is behind a story is step two of how to know what stock to invest in.
Every stock scored 0–100, with the reason.
Mentions from finance X roll up into a single signal score per company, alongside Reddit and Substack, with a one-line, plain-English explanation of why. Instead of piecing the story together from quote posts, you open one list and read the case in seconds. Every tracked company has its own page, and social sentiment analysis is what turns the chatter into a score. The score is one check of six in how to research stocks.
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
How Quantral logs stock calls from X
Each post on X that names a ticker and takes a side is logged as a call: the account, the ticker, bullish or bearish, and the date. Each call is then graded against what the price did next (see how a call is graded).
The graded calls add up to each account’s accuracy, and accounts with a better record count for more in the 0 to 100 score on every stock.
| Account | Graded | Best call | Move | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 @aleabitoreddit | 274 |  AEHR | +73% | 7 days |
 @jukan05 | 70 |  DELL | +43% | 7 days |
 @TheValueist | 71 |  MRVL | +52% | 7 days |
 @CKCapitalxx | 103 | MU | +53% | 30 days |
Who should we grade next?
Send us an X handle. If the account names stocks and takes a side, we can grade its calls.
The signal, without the scroll
From the people already using it.
“Wish I found this sooner”
I check it with my morning coffee instead of doomscrolling X for an hour, and I've stopped taking tips from accounts that turned out to be wrong most of the time. Caught two moves last month I would've completely missed.
“Brilliant”
Definitely worth the subscription. In this day and age things move fast in the markets, tracking sentiment in social spaces is a stronger indicator now more than ever. This app can definitely help give you an edge.
“Very intuitive to use”
The signal strength calculation makes it very easy to quickly find good stocks to keep an eye on. Good to keep as an extra tool on your portfolio.
“Great Tool”
Love scrolling this each morning before markets open and also throughout the day
Questions, answered
Quantral reads public posts from the finance accounts it tracks on X (formerly Twitter) in real time, alongside Reddit and Substack. Every mention is counted and scored for sentiment, and each company rolls up into a 0–100 signal score with a plain-English reason.
A curated set of public finance accounts, each graded on its real track record. The most accurate ones are ranked on the leaderboard, and every stat Quantral shows describes those tracked accounts, not all of X.
You can scroll the timeline for hours and still not know who to believe. Quantral counts and scores every mention for you, and weights the accounts that have actually been right, so you get the signal without the scrolling.
Yes. Type their X handle in the suggestion form on this page. We review every suggestion and add the accounts whose calls we can grade.
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.
See what finance X is buzzing about, scored.
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Public data, scored. Not financial advice, do your own research.