Signals Desk Weekly: SPCX Leads as AAPL Draws Pressure (Aug 11-Aug 17, 2026)
SPCX, MU and RKLB led cross-platform stock sentiment while AAPL showed the clearest pressure in Adanos data for Aug 11, 2026 to Aug 17, 2026.
Weekly reports, event-driven analysis and practical articles built from Adanos data across Reddit, X, financial news and Polymarket.
Signals Desk rankings of the hottest and weakest stocks each Monday, scored across Reddit, X, news and Polymarket.
Event studies and single-stock breakdowns that explain what moved, which sources confirmed it and how to reproduce the signal.
Workflow guides, API comparisons and implementation notes for teams building screeners, dashboards and research with sentiment data.
SPCX, MU and RKLB led cross-platform stock sentiment while AAPL showed the clearest pressure in Adanos data for Aug 11, 2026 to Aug 17, 2026.
SPCX, MU and RKLB led cross-platform stock sentiment while AAPL showed the clearest pressure in Adanos data for Aug 11, 2026 to Aug 17, 2026.
RKLB, PLTR and ABNB led cross-platform stock sentiment while AAPL showed the clearest pressure in Adanos data for Aug 04, 2026 to Aug 10, 2026.
MSFT, AMZN and GOOGL led cross-platform stock sentiment while MU showed the clearest pressure in Adanos data for Jul 28, 2026 to Aug 03, 2026.
Six sessions from the worst Dow day since April 2025 to a record close. Retail attention peaked during the crash, greed arrived one day after the record and the smart-money gauge ran the opposite path. The divergence sits at −48, past one sigma.
Rocket Lab agreed to buy Iridium for $8 billion, popped 16%, then slid 24% in eight trading days. Polymarket collapsed to 28% bullish on day one of the slide and stayed below 50% throughout, while X stayed bullish for another week, then cracked on its biggest mention day.
$SPCX peaked at $201.80 on June 16, the day Reddit attention crested, then fell 31%. News and X stayed euphoric; Reddit stayed skeptical and tracked the price. We grade our five IPO-week calls.
A CFO hire made Wendy's a meme stock: +26% in a session, halted at the open, 38% short. Across 4,365 $WEN mentions the buzz led the price by a day, then X peaked at the exact high that reversed.
Memory is the hottest trade on the tape. News is 74% bullish and the complex is up 50%+ in a month, but Reddit is split and nervous going into Micron's June 24 earnings.
Accenture cut its FY26 outlook and had its worst day in years on 8x volume. News stayed measured while X and Reddit turned bearish, and the whole IT-services sector followed it down.
News coverage is 69% bullish on the SpaceX IPO, X is 55% bullish and Reddit has flipped net bearish. Raw mentions plus nine past hyped IPOs show who tends to lose.
Single-company analysis showing whether attention is broad-based, source-specific, or concentrated in one retail channel.
Swaggy Stocks publishes no API documentation or public price. The alternatives sorted by whether your next step happens on a screen or in a script.
Quiver is a bundle, not a tool. Nine datasets unbundled with the best substitute for each, plus what we found when we checked its WallStreetBets data.
RavenPack publishes no pricing at all. Twelve news sentiment vendors sorted by procurement reality, from quote-only contracts to APIs you can sign up for today.
The official Polymarket API families explained, then working curl calls that turn stock-mapped prediction markets into per-stock sentiment with real responses.
The copy-paste prompt that turns a headline into a -1.0 to +1.0 score, a worked TSLA example plus why the production API scores with a deterministic engine instead.
Eleven crypto sentiment tools compared: per-coin social scores (LunarCrush, Santiment, Adanos), the free Fear & Greed indices and enterprise Twitter feeds.
StockTwits closed its self-serve API. The alternatives for programmatic bull/bear sentiment, from self-serve APIs to the feeds that still carry StockTwits data.
A live WSB sentiment dashboard with Streamlit and one API call, in about 50 lines. No scraping, no NLP model to train.
When the free keyless mention tracker stops being enough: alternatives for real sentiment, more sources, an API or commercial rights.
Eleven stock sentiment APIs compared on signal type, price, latency, and commercial rights, from enterprise news feeds to free Reddit trackers.
Eleven ticker-tagged news sentiment APIs compared on granularity, coverage, history, and which ones ship no sentiment field at all.
Eleven Reddit and r/wallstreetbets trackers compared on subreddit coverage, free vs paid, API access, and real sentiment vs mention counts.
Use the same Reddit, X, News and Polymarket sentiment endpoints behind these reports and articles in your own screeners, dashboards, alerts and research workflows.