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Notes on markets, sentiment, and building an AI research platform in public.

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October 25, 202622 min readResearch

Big Tech Earnings This Week: Microsoft, Alphabet and Amazon Report on October 28 and 29, 2026

Big tech earnings this week: Microsoft and Alphabet report after the close on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, and Amazon after the close on Thursday, October 29. Dates and call times, consensus EPS and revenue, each company's own guide, eight quarters of Azure, Google Cloud and AWS growth, capex and its stated outlook, and the implied move modeled from SentiSense options data for the October 23 session beside the average move over the last eight reports.

By SentiSense Team
October 21, 20266 min read

Is Meta Doing a Stock Split? Meta's New Class C Shares, Explained From the Filings

Meta is not doing a stock split. On October 21, 2026 it announced a one-for-one stock dividend of a new non-voting Class C share, effective January 19, 2027, and said it expects Class A to trade as if split two-for-one. What Class C is, who keeps the votes, when the shares arrive, what Meta says about taxes, why Meta says it is doing it, and why the $3.83 EPS headline is not what it looks like, cited to Meta's SEC filings.

By SentiSense Team
October 20, 202610 min read

Implied Move for Earnings: The Formula, This Week's Reporters, and How They Actually Moved

The implied move for earnings is the size of the one-session swing, either way, that option prices build in for a report. The straddle formula, the IV approximation, and a dated table for October 21 to 23, 2026: Meta, Tesla, IBM, Texas Instruments and 18 more, each with the implied move from SentiSense options data, the average move over its last eight reports, and how often the stock beat the implied.

By SentiSense Team
October 17, 202611 min read

yfinance Alternative for AI Agents: An Official Stock API Your Agent Sets Up Itself

A yfinance alternative for AI agents: an official stock market API with published limits, SDKs and MCP, and a key your coding agent gets with no signup. What yfinance is, when it is still the right tool, and what SentiSense adds: sentiment, insider, congressional, 13F, options and earnings data, with every yfinance claim read from its README, GitHub tracker and Yahoo's terms on October 17, 2026.

By SentiSense Team
September 28, 20265 min read

Best Analyst Ratings APIs in 2026: Six Compared on Free Tiers, Price Targets and Pricing

Six analyst ratings APIs compared on free tiers, price targets and verified pricing: Finnhub gives recommendation trends free but puts price targets behind a $3,500 a month plan, Alpha Vantage and EODHD return a consensus snapshot, Benzinga licenses by quote, TipRanks sells analyst track records, and SentiSense returns the full target band on a free key. MarketBeat and Zacks have no API.

By SentiSense Team
September 17, 20269 min readLaunch

The SentiSense Rating, in Beta: One Letter Grade Built From Seven Public Signals, With the Arithmetic Showing

Every covered stock now carries a daily SentiSense Rating, a letter from A to F built from a score you can check by hand: a rank across seven families of public signals, minus a published points table of risk conditions. It ships in Beta: the numbers are live for everyone, the response shape is stable, and the method will keep being tuned in the open, with every change versioned.

By SentiSense Team
September 3, 20265 min readLaunch

Street vs Crowd: What Analysts Say, What the Market Feels, and Who Moved After the Print

Every stock page now opens its Analyst tab with two readings side by side: the share of covering firms at Buy, Hold and Sell, and the SentiSense Score and Sentiment for the same name, today. The coverage API returns the firm counts as ratingBuckets, rating grades come back in one spelling, and a new Analyst Reaction insight names the firms that moved in the five sessions after earnings.

By SentiSense Team
July 18, 20268 min readLaunch

Introducing Options Intelligence: Percentile-First Options Data for Everyone

Most retail options data is either a raw chain you have to decode yourself or a paid flow terminal that costs more than a car payment. Today we are launching Options Intelligence: an options radar and a per-stock options tab that rank every reading against the stock's own history, free with a SentiSense account, plus a public API, an MCP tool, and an agent skill for builders. 'High IV' finally means something, because we tell you high relative to what.

By SentiSense Team
July 12, 20265 min readLaunch

YouTube Is Now a First-Class Sentiment Source on SentiSense

Retail's real information edge is watching where the crowd talks about stocks before the talk shows up in price. The single largest place that conversation happens is finance YouTube, and until now almost nobody was measuring it. Today we are turning it into data: SentiSense reads finance YouTube as a first-class sentiment source alongside news, Reddit, X, and Substack, scored per video and per comment, linked to the tickers people are actually discussing.

By SentiSense Team
June 20, 20264 min readLaunch

Introducing What Reddit Is Buying: The Crowd's Stock Picks, Frozen and Scored Against the S&P 500

Every few months a thread goes viral asking how Reddit's stock picks actually performed, and the answer is always a cherry-picked mess with no entry dates and the losers quietly forgotten. Today we are launching a free, survivorship-free tracker that answers the question honestly and keeps answering it: the stocks finance-Reddit turned bullish on, each frozen with an entry date and scored against the S&P 500.

By SentiSense Team