Applied analysis of specific events, companies and market narratives using Adanos sentiment data. This category is reserved for research that explains what changed, which sources confirmed it and how the signal can be reproduced.
A month after we asked if the SpaceX IPO was a retail trap, $SPCX peaked at $225 four sessions in, then round-tripped to $139. News and X stayed euphoric the whole way down. Reddit, the skeptical channel, tracked the tape. We grade all five of our IPO-week calls.
A CFO hire turned Wendy's into a meme stock: +26% in a session, halted at the open, 38% of the float short. We pulled 4,365 mentions of $WEN and found the buzz spiked a day before the price, then X peaked at the exact high that reversed.
Memory is the hottest trade on the tape. News coverage is 74% bullish and the whole complex is up 50%+ in a month, but Reddit is split and nervous going into Micron's June 24 earnings. We pulled 10,771 mentions to read the mood.
Accenture cut its FY26 outlook and had its worst day in years on 8x volume. Mentions spiked 15x on Reddit and 14x on X. News stayed measured while retail turned bearish, and the whole IT-services sector followed it down.
SpaceX lists at a reported $1.8 trillion valuation. News coverage is 69% bullish, X is 55% bullish and Reddit has flipped net bearish. We pulled the raw mentions and compared nine earlier hyped IPOs to see who tends to lose.
Event studies that compare buzz, bullish ratio, news coverage and prediction-market activity before and after market-moving updates.
Single-company analysis showing whether attention is broad-based, source-specific, or concentrated in one retail channel.
Use the same Reddit, X, News and Polymarket sentiment endpoints behind Data in Action articles in your own research workflows, alerts and market dashboards.