News Sentiment Heatmap

News Sentiment Heatmap

Real-time market sentiment visualization of the latest financial news. Each tile represents an asset, size reflects news volume, color reflects dominant sentiment of news title.

Bullish Assets
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Bearish Assets
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Neutral Assets
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Last Updated
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Bullish Dominant
Bearish Dominant
Neutral / Mixed
Tile size = number of articles
Disclaimer: This heatmap is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. AI sentiment analysis may not always be accurate. Always do your own research before making trading decisions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the News Sentiment Heatmap and how to use it for your trading strategy.

Q1 What is the News Sentiment Heatmap?

The News Sentiment Heatmap is a real-time dashboard that decodes global financial news headlines. It identifies the dominant market sentiment (Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral) for various assets like Forex pairs, Commodities, and Stocks, helping traders spot potential shifts in market focus.

Q2 What do the colors represent?

Colors indicate the dominant sentiment found in news headlines: Green means Bullish (positive), Red means Bearish (negative), and Grey means Neutral or mixed outlook.

Q3 Why are some tiles larger?

The physical size of each tile reflects the volume of news articles. Larger tiles mean that more media outlets and analysts are currently discussing that particular asset, indicating higher market attention and potential volatility.

Q4 What is 'Sentiment Velocity'?

Sentiment Velocity tracks real-time trends. When an asset is marked as 🔥 HOT, it means bullish news sentiment has surged in the last 3 hours compared to the 24-hour average. ⚡ VOLATILE indicates a sudden negative shift.

Q5 How often is data updated?

Our engine crawls and analyzes top-tier financial news sources continuously. The heatmap on this page refreshes automatically every 5 minutes to keep you ahead of the news cycle without manual reloading.

Q6 Can I see the source articles?

Absolutely! Just click on any asset tile to open the detailed view. You'll see a breakdown of sentiment percentages and a curated list of all news articles from the last 24 hours with sentiment tags and direct links.