Market commentary, turned into structured intelligence.

Buzzberg tracks public market commentary and turns it into structured market intelligence: tickers, directional calls, source links, sentiment, and speaker track records.

Buzzberg aggregates public sources such as YouTube, Twitter/X, Reddit, Substack, SEC filings, market data providers, and macro data feeds.

AI models extract candidate trade ideas, identify tickers, classify direction and sentiment, summarize the thesis, and attach confidence signals where verification is available.

Confidence is an internal quality signal for how clearly the source supports the extracted idea. It is not a prediction of investment returns.

No. Buzzberg is an informational and educational tool. It does not provide personalized investment advice, suitability determinations, or trade recommendations.

AI extraction can be wrong, incomplete, delayed, or based on ambiguous source material. Always verify important claims against the original source.

Feed shows source items you follow. Ideas shows structured, AI-extracted directional calls across tracked sources.

A trade idea is one extracted ticker call from a source item, including the ticker, speaker, direction, confidence, source link, entry price, and supporting rationale. A thesis is the rationale behind the call. On speaker pages, thesis view deduplicates repeated mentions and shows the first opened ticker-direction thesis for that speaker; long and short calls on the same ticker are treated as separate theses.

Long means the source is bullish on the ticker. Short means bearish or explicitly positioned against it. Avoid means the source flags risk or says not to own it, without necessarily making a short call. Watch or Neutral means the mention is mixed, wait-and-see, or not clearly directional. Watchlist and Saved are different: those are your own starred ideas or tracked tickers, not an AI stance.

Use the filter bar above the Feed or Ideas list. Sources, Channels, Tickers, and Feeds change the universe; Direction filters Long, Short, Avoid, or Others; Score filters by confidence; Saved shows your starred ideas; Long Short focuses the feed on actionable calls; and First Call shows first-time ticker mentions. The reset icon clears active filters.

Buzzberg compares tracked calls with later market prices and shows historical performance statistics. Past performance does not imply future results.

Alpha Score ranks qualified speakers by a normalized track-record and reputation metric. Buzzberg starts with each speaker's realized average return, shrinks small samples toward the platform average, multiplies the adjusted return by log(1 + evaluated ideas), applies a boost-only reputation multiplier where 5.0 or lower is neutral, then converts the result into a 0-100 percentile score among qualified speakers. It is a historical research signal, not a forecast or recommendation.

Signed-in users can link Telegram and receive alerts for selected feeds, depending on their notification settings. Email is used for transactional login codes.

Buzzberg includes an MCP server for assistant workflows. Availability and access may change while the product is in beta.