One partner.
Three engines.
Users who keep coming back.
Consumer-demand data inside your product. Content your users actually open. Daily airtime on your network. Each one feeds the next, so every turn ends with your users back in your platform.
Ticker pages, screeners, alerts and widgets, refreshed weekly.
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Main Street demand vs. Wall Street sentiment, scored 0–100 for 479 companies. Give your users a reason to open the ticker page, the screener and the alert.
Shoppers vs. analysts on one card: the score, the gap, web visits and our read into earnings.
Everything ships white-label. Your name, our signal.
Anything marked Sample data uses sample data. Everything else is real and dated. Nothing here is investment advice.
Content your users actually open.
Every piece is built on the same data your platform ships, so reading turns into clicking a ticker. Publish it as-is to your clients, or cut it into your own feed.
Store traffic, app installs, search and social, stacked against what analysts expect. Built for users who want the why.
Anything marked Sample data uses sample data. Everything else is real and dated. Nothing here is investment advice.
Daily on your network. Your users see it in your app.
When we make a call on air, the score behind it is already live on your ticker pages. Curiosity starts on TV and lands in your product.
Anything marked Sample data uses sample data. Everything else is real and dated. Nothing here is investment advice.
What you see here is the starting point.
Custom content and custom data integrations are what we build for clients — shaped to your audience, your product and your stack. Tell us what your platform needs and we start there.
Why the flywheel compounds.
Each spoke hands your users to the next one. The loop always closes inside your platform.
Third, the finding that product information on Twitter captures an unexpected component of sales growth relative to that provided by professionals in the capital markets, such as analysts, is economically important because it works to the advantage of individual investors.
Wisdom of Crowds: Cross-Sectional Variation in the Informativeness of Third-Party-Generated Product Information on Twitter — Journal of Accounting Research 56(3), 989–1034, 2018
Read the study→Fast Company — Most Innovative Companies
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