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IREN drew more than twice its usual mentions on Friday, 7,975 against a 3,380 daily average, with 2,823 creators posting, near double the normal count. Engagements ran only 1.3x average, so the increase came from more people rather than larger posts. Sentiment sits at 77%. The supportive side of the conversation still argues fundamentals, while critics have moved onto contract valuation and dilution.
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KFC will pour Coca-Cola in US restaurants from 2027, ending a Pepsi arrangement dating to the 1980s, per CNBC and Bloomberg. The conversation split the way the deal did. Conversation sentiment around PepsiCo ($PEP) sat at 82%, eight points below its seven day average. Coca-Cola ($KO) drew 20,954 mentions from 17,552 creators, up 14%.
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The Nasdaq closed down 2.14% and the S&P technology sector shed more than 3%, per TheStreet. Nebius drew a crowd on the way down. Engagements: 7.8M, 1.8x average Mentions: 7,591, against a 3,252 average Creators: 3,173, twice the usual Sentiment: 79%, three points under average Social dominance: 0.65%, double its norm Mentions grew faster than engagements, the shape of a widening argument, not an abandoned one.
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Only 129 accounts, and yet it counts as a surge. M&T Bank ($MTB) posted third-quarter net income of $775 million, down 2% from a year earlier, and engagements ran 9.3x the bank's daily average with creators at 4.8x. Those multiples come off a very small base. Sentiment sits at 77%, five points below its weekly average.
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CoreWeave ($CRWV) drew 26.1 million engagements on Thursday, the largest single day in its recorded history and 8.3 times its 30-day average. The previous high, 19.9 million, dates to August. Creators reached 6,172, also a record. Shares closed Thursday at $69.69 against $81.58 a week earlier.
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Five companies, and the number of separate accounts that posted about each in the last 24 hours. Creators, not posts: one account counts once however often it writes. Tesla 75,400 Alphabet 65,444 SpaceX 35,994 Spotify 34,412 Uber 31,157 Two of the five answer to the same chief executive. Between them, Tesla and SpaceX account for 111,394 of the creators on this list.
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Truist ($TFC) reported before Friday's open, and the room both widened and cooled. Engagements have run about 17,000 an hour since the release against roughly 4,300 overnight, four times the pace, with creators up 2.4x. Sentiment is the sharper read: it sat between 94% and 95% through the night, then fell to 76% by late morning, a 19 point slide while the audience was still growing.
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Engagements on Tesla ($TSLA) ran 4.6x their daily average in the 24 hours after it unveiled the next-generation Roadster, thrusters and all, with production slated for 2028, per CNBC. Creators ran 2.4x. What did not move was sentiment: 70%, against a 71% daily average.
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Core income of $9.18 a share and a combined ratio of 86.8%: that was Travelers before the bell. The crowd followed. 123 creators mentioned the insurer in the past 24 hours, against 54 in the 24 before, and mentions are running 3.4x their daily average.
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Proofpoint is buying Varonis for $6.3 billion in cash, and the conversation arrived with the announcement. Varonis ($VRNS) mentions ran 5.2x their daily average over the following 24 hours and creators 4.5x, while sentiment climbed 21 points to 95%.
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The five most discussed listed companies of the past 24 hours, by engagements, and the number of accounts behind each. Alphabet: 228.8M, 67,788 creators Tesla: 176.5M, 29,847 Spotify: 163.6M, 35,105 Coca-Cola: 122.1M, 17,505 Toyota: 91.3M, 18,632 Most of this is people talking about products rather than investors talking about shares, which is why the board looks nothing like a list of the session's movers.
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Interactive Brokers ($IBKR) reported after the close, raising its quarterly dividend to $0.15 a share on diluted EPS of $0.69. The room filled inside the hour. Engagements, first hour: 54,775 Prior 24 hours, hourly average: 7,199 Mentions that hour: 240 against 136 Creators: 157 against 109 Sentiment: 86%, from 89% the hour before Attention arrived faster than agreement. The crowd grew and the tone cooled with it.
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Two companies report after tonight's close, and the attention is lopsided. Interactive Brokers ($IBKR) has drawn 338 mentions from 220 accounts today, against 107 and 92 for J.B. Hunt. Both are running well above their own daily averages going in.
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Records in the release, a cooler room around it. Charles Schwab ($SCHW) posted revenue of $7.17 billion and core net new assets of $190.4 billion before the open. Engagements, first three hours: 87,372 an hour Prior day, hourly average: 19,054 Peak hour: 107,020 Creators today: 629, above any complete day of the month Sentiment: 82%, four points under the weekly average The peak hour came and went before the bell.
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The conversation about Nasdaq, exchange and index together, is wider today than on any complete day of the past month: 9,894 accounts against a 30-day average of 7,388. The tone went the other way, 71% against an 82% average.
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Wholesale prices rose 6.3% on the year in September, the biggest annual gain since 2022, per CNBC. The reaction landed in the broad market proxies, not in any one name. S&P 500 ETF engagements, peak hour: 489,904 Prior day, hourly average: 226,664 Nasdaq-100 ETF, peak hour: 421,909 Prior day, hourly average: 239,768 Sentiment on both: 66%, down two to three points Talk doubled. Tone moved by a rounding error.
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Seventy-one accounts. That is the audience for a $16.3 billion take-private. Penske Automotive ($PAG) agreed to be bought by Penske Corporation and Mitsui at $212 a share. The conversation reached 83 mentions and 26,289 engagements over 24 hours, fifteen times its daily average and still a rounding error beside the day's larger stories.
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Bloom Energy's stock has fallen for most of a week. The conversation around it has gone the other way. Close, Wednesday: $239.34 Five-session change: -12.3% Sentiment, Wednesday: 92% Seven-day average: 80% Engagements, 24 hours: 2.9 million, twice the daily average Nearly half the supportive conversation is about data-center power demand rather than the share price, which is why the two lines have separated. The narrower critical share asks how much AI demand Bloom's products capture.
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TSMC ($TSM) reported revenue up 41.2% to $46.72 billion, and the conversation moved before the US open. Engagements since the release: 4.7x the prior day's hourly pace Mentions, 24 hours: 7,782, three times the daily average Creators: 4,993, up 58% from the day before Sentiment: 83%, three points above the weekly average The audience quadrupled. The tone moved three points. Attention is not the same as agreement.
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Rocket Lab ($RKLB) pushed Neutron's first flight into 2027, per Reuters, and the audience more than doubled. Creators mentioning the company reached 518, up 129% from the day before, on 1.3 million engagements, 1.9 times its daily average. Sentiment held at 85%, barely off its weekly mark. The delay moved the crowd, not its mood.
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