A Stock Sentiment Tool That Shows Its Numbers
AIamond reads publishers' own financial news feeds with AI, shows the news picture per market, and checks every headline against the move that followed. Each source's hit rate is public, next to chance.
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What You Get
Broad Source Coverage
CNBC, the Financial Times, Handelsblatt, CoinDesk and many more, in English and German — so German-language coverage counts too.
Public Hit Rates
How often the news tone matched the move: per source, per market, over time. The misses are on the page too.
Source Rankings
We rank every source by hit rate and show it next to what chance would score.
Sentiment History
Charts of how the tone of the news moved per market, over days and weeks.
Alerts
News is read throughout the day. Set e-mail alerts for the markets and direction you care about.
Free of Charge
Free for everyone. No credit card needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the "best" stock sentiment analysis tool?
Three things matter: breadth of sources, a clear picture per market, and honesty about hit rates. AIamond reads publishers' own news feeds, shows the tone per market, and publishes how often the news was right.
How many sources does AIamond analyze?
Publishers' own financial news feeds in English and German, from CNBC and the Financial Times to central banks and crypto publications.
How accurate is news sentiment?
Here is what we measured: across more than 100,000 reports, headline tone matched the later move 35% of the time, and none of the 28 sources with at least 500 checks beat chance by 5 points. AIamond shows you what the news says, not where prices go. The full numbers are on our accuracy page.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. The dashboard, the daily e-mail digest, the source rankings, the full news feed and the AI Trading: News Picture are free, and no credit card is needed.