The Brain Sentiment Indicator monitors public financial news for 6000+ stocks from about 2000 financial media sources in 33 languages by measuring financial sentiment, number of stories published and buzz.
The sentiment scoring technology is based on a combination of various natural language processing techniques.
For each stock the sentiment score corresponds to the average of sentiment for each piece of news and it is available on two time scales; 7 days and 30 days.
Brain Sentiment Indicator on Stocks (History Trial)
Overview
The Brain Sentiment Indicator monitors public financial news for 6000+ US stocks from thousands of financial media sources in 33 languages. The sentiment scoring technology is based on a combination of various natural language processing techniques. The sentiment score assigned to each stock is a value ranging from -1 (most negative) to +1 (most positive) that is updated with a daily frequency. For each stock the sentiment score corresponds to the average of sentiment for each piece of news and it is available on two time scales; 7 days and 30 days. Additional fields measuring the number of stories published and the level of attention (buzz) received from financial media are also available. This data set contains full history from August 2016 and is updated daily with new files every day around 6am UTC.
Highlights
Stay Informed: Leverage Brain’s proprietary automated analysis of financial news flow to gain a deeper understanding of the dynamic factors driving investor sentiment.
Add Depth to Investment Decisions: Incorporate BSI’s ranking to build quantitative strategies that include sentiment as a short-term momentum indicator. Apply sentiment scores to value strategies to find companies that could be under- or over-priced mainly due to very low or high sentiment.
Rely on Advanced Technologies and Models: Brain’s robust sentiment scoring technology is based on the combination of various Natural Language Processing techniques. Algorithms have been validated by manually comparing calculated sentiment during positive and negative historical events for a large set of companies included in the universe.
The product contains historical data from August 2016 that can be freely accessed for 2 months. For a live feed please contact us at support@braincompany.co to make available a customized version of the product on AWS Data Exchange according to Client Requirements.
Disclaimer
The content of this dataset is not to be intended as investment advice. The material is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell, a solicitation to buy, or a recommendation or endorsement for any security or strategy, nor does it constitute an offer to provvaluee investment advisory or other services by Brain. Brain makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy and completeness of the information expressed in the dataset.
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This listing uses one pricing dimension: Product Access (Units), which grants subscribers access to the product at no cost. Because it is a free trial, there are no usage tiers, instance sizes, or add-on charges. You get a single flat access option covering the trial dataset, which provides historical sentiment data starting from 2016 for the covered stocks. Pricing does not scale with usage or quantity under this dimension.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the Product Access unit give me under this trial?
Product Access grants entry to the historical sentiment dataset for the covered assets. You receive sentiment data starting from 2016 for the tracked stocks. The unit represents access itself, not a per-user or per-query meter, so a single subscription opens the trial data.
How can I access the sentiment data once I subscribe?
You can reach the Brain Sentiment Indicator through a dashboard, an API, an FTP service, or a report sent by email. The indicator monitors public financial news for the covered stocks and classifies sentiment using natural language processing. The trial itself provides historical data only.
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The Brain Sentiment Indicator monitors public financial news for 6000+ stocks from thousands of financial media sources in 33 languages by measuring financial sentiment, number of stories published and buzz.
The sentiment scoring technology is based on a combination of various natural language processing techniques.
For each stock the sentiment score corresponds to the average of sentiment for each piece of news and it is available on two time scales; 7 days and 30 days.
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