Preparing to Launch Social Media Stock Market Trending & Analysis Platform for Retail Investors

June 29, 2012 - PRLog -- HedgeChatter.com is a platform which monitors keywords, trends, conversations and social media stock sentiment across a range of social media sites allowing traders to watch activity for selected stocks and analyze trending social influence.

"As retail investors increasingly turn to social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to find hot stocks, they are in need of technologies that help them sort through the reams of the data social networks can provide them," said James Ross Co-Founder Hedgechatter.com "To that end, Skotino Dynamics LLC released HedgeChatter.com, an online application with a cloud-based social media analytics dashboard to provide investors and traders with social media intelligence about the popularity of stocks within social media networks."

HedgeChatter.com is simple yet effective. The platform monitors financial chat messages throughout the day and runs extremely advanced algorithms to uncover the impact social media influence has on a company’s stock. The platform also shows ‘who’ exactly is influencing the stock price movement.

HedgeChatter.com also offers the ability to instantly find and follow stocks and influencers. Traders and Investors alike are able to monitor sentiment for particular stocks to determine not only the over all feeling, but determine if someone is trying to purposely influence a given stock or set of stocks.

If an influencer does begin to influence a stock at any point, HedgeChatter.com’s daily scan will identify the content and update accordingly. An Alert List lets traders track Stocks and Influencers for competitive analysis, trending and keeping up to date with who’s saying what and what’s happening as a result.

"It’s not only vital for retail investors and day traders to engage in social media, it’s important to clearly understand the impact it has on a given stock and an overall portfolio.
As such, traders trying to understand who’s influencing the market, must also have deep social media analytical intelligence. It’s important that this data is simple to understand. It’s also important that it be meaningful in terms of gauging how and how often  stocks are moving based on social media and other content influencers, when it’s being viewed, shared, discussed, and so on, within social media networks."

For additional information visit http://www.HedgeChatter.com

Media Conact:
Renata Krajnik, Media Relations, 214-498-3500, info@hedgechatter.com