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The big takeaway this week: META didn’t flip bearish — it just lost its clean trend.
When sentiment cools but structure stays strong, you get these “loaded coil” setups.
Divergences matter more than the level. Watching the next shift closely.
When sentiment cools but structure stays strong, you get these “loaded coil” setups.
Divergences matter more than the level. Watching the next shift closely.
December 11, 2025 at 8:03 AM
The big takeaway this week: META didn’t flip bearish — it just lost its clean trend.
When sentiment cools but structure stays strong, you get these “loaded coil” setups.
Divergences matter more than the level. Watching the next shift closely.
When sentiment cools but structure stays strong, you get these “loaded coil” setups.
Divergences matter more than the level. Watching the next shift closely.
What I watch isn’t the absolute sentiment level — it’s the direction and divergence.
When price and sentiment disconnect, that’s usually where setups start forming.
When price and sentiment disconnect, that’s usually where setups start forming.
December 10, 2025 at 5:33 AM
What I watch isn’t the absolute sentiment level — it’s the direction and divergence.
When price and sentiment disconnect, that’s usually where setups start forming.
When price and sentiment disconnect, that’s usually where setups start forming.
Quick note on how to read this: Eco SETA below 0 = risk-off, above 0 = risk-on.
Today’s -1.09 isn’t a crash call – it just says the next 3–5 day balance of evidence still leans toward a choppy, defensive tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
Today’s -1.09 isn’t a crash call – it just says the next 3–5 day balance of evidence still leans toward a choppy, defensive tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
December 9, 2025 at 10:34 PM
Quick note on how to read this: Eco SETA below 0 = risk-off, above 0 = risk-on.
Today’s -1.09 isn’t a crash call – it just says the next 3–5 day balance of evidence still leans toward a choppy, defensive tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
Today’s -1.09 isn’t a crash call – it just says the next 3–5 day balance of evidence still leans toward a choppy, defensive tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
We’ll break down the setups — and where META’s risk/reward looks cleanest — over the next few days.
December 9, 2025 at 6:37 AM
We’ll break down the setups — and where META’s risk/reward looks cleanest — over the next few days.
Quick note on how to read this: Eco SETA below 0 = risk-off, above 0 = risk-on.
Today’s -1.45 isn’t a crash call, it just says the next 3–5 days still lean toward a choppy / defensive tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
Today’s -1.45 isn’t a crash call, it just says the next 3–5 days still lean toward a choppy / defensive tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
December 8, 2025 at 11:57 PM
Quick note on how to read this: Eco SETA below 0 = risk-off, above 0 = risk-on.
Today’s -1.45 isn’t a crash call, it just says the next 3–5 days still lean toward a choppy / defensive tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
Today’s -1.45 isn’t a crash call, it just says the next 3–5 days still lean toward a choppy / defensive tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
• HNT saw a cluster of high-engagement posts tied to network activity and token flow talk.
• NVDA impact was driven by a few large accounts reacting to AI-related earnings commentary.
• Portfolio/dividend terms ranked high because they appeared in posts that sparked longer, more thoughtful threads.
• NVDA impact was driven by a few large accounts reacting to AI-related earnings commentary.
• Portfolio/dividend terms ranked high because they appeared in posts that sparked longer, more thoughtful threads.
December 8, 2025 at 4:12 AM
• HNT saw a cluster of high-engagement posts tied to network activity and token flow talk.
• NVDA impact was driven by a few large accounts reacting to AI-related earnings commentary.
• Portfolio/dividend terms ranked high because they appeared in posts that sparked longer, more thoughtful threads.
• NVDA impact was driven by a few large accounts reacting to AI-related earnings commentary.
• Portfolio/dividend terms ranked high because they appeared in posts that sparked longer, more thoughtful threads.
If you’re wondering how sentiment caught both moves:
• The Sentiment MA rolled over about four days before the Oct 28 drop.
• It turned back up before price showed any sign of support.
• Crowd tone shifted even while price stayed flat.
I’ll share the full breakdown on Wednesday.
• The Sentiment MA rolled over about four days before the Oct 28 drop.
• It turned back up before price showed any sign of support.
• Crowd tone shifted even while price stayed flat.
I’ll share the full breakdown on Wednesday.
December 8, 2025 at 1:47 AM
If you’re wondering how sentiment caught both moves:
• The Sentiment MA rolled over about four days before the Oct 28 drop.
• It turned back up before price showed any sign of support.
• Crowd tone shifted even while price stayed flat.
I’ll share the full breakdown on Wednesday.
• The Sentiment MA rolled over about four days before the Oct 28 drop.
• It turned back up before price showed any sign of support.
• Crowd tone shifted even while price stayed flat.
I’ll share the full breakdown on Wednesday.
Quick note on how to read this: Eco SETA below 0 = risk-off, above 0 = risk-on.
Today’s –2.06 isn’t a crash signal, it just says the ~3 day balance of evidence still leans toward choppy / weak tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
The walk-forward blend is heavily sentiment-driven at the moment.
Today’s –2.06 isn’t a crash signal, it just says the ~3 day balance of evidence still leans toward choppy / weak tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
The walk-forward blend is heavily sentiment-driven at the moment.
December 7, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Quick note on how to read this: Eco SETA below 0 = risk-off, above 0 = risk-on.
Today’s –2.06 isn’t a crash signal, it just says the ~3 day balance of evidence still leans toward choppy / weak tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
The walk-forward blend is heavily sentiment-driven at the moment.
Today’s –2.06 isn’t a crash signal, it just says the ~3 day balance of evidence still leans toward choppy / weak tape rather than a clean risk-on phase.
The walk-forward blend is heavily sentiment-driven at the moment.
TSLA’s sentiment still looks pretty weak on my side — it’s sitting around a 22/100.
Seems like the crowd isn’t pushing back on your take much.
Seems like the crowd isn’t pushing back on your take much.
December 7, 2025 at 5:18 AM
TSLA’s sentiment still looks pretty weak on my side — it’s sitting around a 22/100.
Seems like the crowd isn’t pushing back on your take much.
Seems like the crowd isn’t pushing back on your take much.
NVDA’s still showing a pretty soft sentiment read on my side (around a 45/100), but short-term momentum has finally stopped sliding.
Not calling a breakout, just noticing the pressure easing a little.
Not calling a breakout, just noticing the pressure easing a little.
December 7, 2025 at 5:07 AM
NVDA’s still showing a pretty soft sentiment read on my side (around a 45/100), but short-term momentum has finally stopped sliding.
Not calling a breakout, just noticing the pressure easing a little.
Not calling a breakout, just noticing the pressure easing a little.
The model’s early-lead signal is based on 7/21/50/100/200-day sentiment MAs vs price MAs.
Ethereum sentiment flipped positive on every timeframe before price reacted.
That’s rare.
Ethereum sentiment flipped positive on every timeframe before price reacted.
That’s rare.
December 6, 2025 at 5:46 AM
The model’s early-lead signal is based on 7/21/50/100/200-day sentiment MAs vs price MAs.
Ethereum sentiment flipped positive on every timeframe before price reacted.
That’s rare.
Ethereum sentiment flipped positive on every timeframe before price reacted.
That’s rare.