About Buzzberg

Market commentary, turned into structured intelligence.

Buzzberg watches public market voices, extracts the tickers and theses they discuss, and makes the resulting signal easier to scan, compare, and verify.

What is Buzzberg?

Buzzberg is a market-intelligence dashboard for investors who want to know what credible public voices are saying without watching every video, reading every thread, or manually tracking every call.

It is built for research and education. It helps surface claims worth checking; it does not tell you what to buy or sell.

How it works

1. Collect Buzzberg monitors public finance sources and stores the original source context.
2. Extract AI models identify tickers, direction, thesis, speaker, sentiment, and quality signals.
3. Track The app compares calls over time with price movement, speaker history, and source links.

Data sources

Buzzberg uses public and third-party data sources such as YouTube, Twitter/X, Reddit, Substack, SEC filings, market-data APIs, and macro data feeds. Source availability can change, and public feeds may be delayed or incomplete.

Speaker opinions belong to the original speakers. Buzzberg does not endorse third-party opinions or guarantee that extracted summaries capture every nuance.

Features

Trade Ideas Directional calls with ticker, source, speaker, thesis, and confidence context.
Sentiment Market and ticker sentiment views across tracked voices and source types.
Speakers Historical speaker performance, recent calls, win rates, and source activity.

FAQ

What is Buzzberg?

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

Where does the data come from?

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

How does the AI analyze content?

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

What does confidence mean?

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

Is Buzzberg financial advice?

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

How accurate are the extracted ideas?

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

What is the difference between Feed and Trade Ideas?

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

How are speaker rankings calculated?

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

How do notifications work?

Signed-in users can link Telegram or email and receive alerts for selected feeds and tracked activity, depending on their notification settings.

Can I use Buzzberg through an AI assistant?

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

Disclaimer

Buzzberg is not an investment adviser, broker-dealer, or fiduciary. Content on Buzzberg is educational and informational only. Trading involves risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Read the full disclaimer.

Contact

For support, privacy requests, corrections, or legal notices, contact hello@buzzberg.ai.