Smart Money vs Crowd
Where the smart money (insider buys, cluster buys, Congress trades) and the crowd (retail social attention & sentiment) disagree — that's where the edge hides. The radar maps every name the platform tracked recently and flags the two interesting corners. · as of 2026-06-26 09:32 UTC · 267 names scanned
Smart money is buying while the crowd hasn't noticed — the highest-conviction longs to research.
The crowd is piling in with no smart-money support — be careful chasing these.
Crowd: 348 mentions ↑↑, bullish
Crowd: 305 mentions ↑↑, euphoric
Crowd: 525 mentions ↑↑, bullish
Crowd: 145 mentions ↑↑, euphoric
Crowd: 142 mentions ↑↑, bullish
Crowd: 47 mentions ↑↑, euphoric
Crowd: 96 mentions ↑↑, bearish
Crowd: 1167 mentions ↑↑, euphoric
Smart money and the crowd are leaning the same way.
Crowd: 15 mentions →, euphoric
How this is computed
Smart-money score aggregates the last 14 days of the Smart Money desk — cluster buys (weighted highest), insider purchases (by dollar value) and US Congress buys — deduped so the same filing isn't double-counted. Congress sells subtract.
Crowd score uses the last 7 days of social mentions: total volume plus a 2-day-vs-prior acceleration bonus, with mention-weighted sentiment. Acceleration only counts once a name has real volume behind it.
Both are 0–100. The corners are the signal: high smart + quiet crowd = quiet accumulation; loud crowd + no smart money = crowd trap. This is research, not advice.