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The sentiment tools give you a quantified view of how a stock is being perceived across three distinct signal sources: social media platforms, news articles, and analyst or AI-generated assessments. Use these tools to gauge market mood, identify divergence between sources, or inform trading and research decisions.

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sentiment_all

Get a combined sentiment score for a ticker that aggregates social media, news, and analyst signals into a single view. Use this tool when you want a broad picture of overall market sentiment without needing to examine each source separately.
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The stock ticker symbol to analyze. For example, TSLA for Tesla or META for Meta Platforms.
Example query: “What is the overall market sentiment for TSLA right now?”

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sentiment_social

Get sentiment derived from social media activity for a specific ticker. This signal reflects retail investor and public discussion on platforms such as Reddit, Twitter/X, and StockTwits.
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string
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The stock ticker symbol to analyze. For example, GME for GameStop or AMC for AMC Entertainment.
Example query: “How is GME being discussed on social media today?”

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sentiment_news

Get sentiment derived from news article coverage for a specific ticker. This signal captures the tone of published reporting — positive, negative, or neutral — across financial and general media sources.
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string
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The stock ticker symbol to analyze. For example, AAPL for Apple or MSFT for Microsoft.
Example query: “What is the news sentiment for Microsoft (MSFT) this week?”

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sentiment_analyst

Get analyst and AI-generated sentiment for a specific ticker. This signal reflects the views of professional analysts and model-based assessments, which tend to be more structured and forward-looking than social or news signals.
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string
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The stock ticker symbol to analyze. For example, GOOGL for Alphabet or AMZN for Amazon.
Example query: “What do analysts think about GOOGL’s near-term outlook?”