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11 votes
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Embed TradingView stock charts on ticker pages (it's free)
https://www.tradingview.com/widget/ - Charts are great
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follow all international markets
as we all live a world market we need to be able to follow all markets around the world
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Entering tweets on website
Allow users to enter tweets directly on TweetTrader.net, so user don't have to use other Twitter clients to post messages.
5 votesplanned ·
Admintweettrader
(CEO, tweettrader)
responded
We will definitely include this feature in the near future to make TweetTrader.net your one-stop-shop for stock-related microblogging.
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Follow stock tickers
Allow users to keep track of stocks (requires user account)
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Integrate stock charts
Show stock charts when you hover over the ticker when you hover over the ticker
4 votesplanned ·
Admintweettrader
(CEO, tweettrader)
responded
We are working on a more seamless integration of stock charts and are hoping to provide them within the next couple of weeks.
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opnen the algo. how the tweet words (&which langs) got ranked.
Since this is made by a univeristy, its sience and it should be open and reviewable. and some people should be able to improve, comment, ...
What are you doing diffrent from those MIT guyes? http://arxiv.org/abs/1010.3003
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provide a api
would be cool to provide a api to tweettrader. maybe you can add a function to provide historic data too.
to start a rss feed would help the users too to be up2date - i think4 votes -
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3 votes
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Allow users to automatically publish trades like tweeteverytrade.com
TweetEveryTrade.com uses the broker's email notifications to automatically post trades as they happen or in daily/weekly summaries. It would be cool if TweetTrader.net integrated with this site or did something similar.
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Provide a selection of stock picks
Have penny stock hot picks to micro hot picks. Not everyone is able to afford 30$ a share.
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Improve the ranking method
A ranking based only on the score is good if you make many votes. If based on percentage and you are lucky the first time... that's all. I suggest (even though a little technical) to use a ranking based on the binomial distribution: it is a good balance between number of votes and good predictions.
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1 chart = 2 curves/ long term = stock or index/ several wks or mths = usefull backtest = accuracy ?
A comparison (graph or other) of your sentiment indicator over a long period with the stock or the index would be usefull to appreciate the accuracy of it...
1 vote