Fund-manager tools, free for every retail investor

During a meme-stock rally, tens of thousands of comments, memes and due diligence posts land every single minute across Reddit, Discord and X. No human can read them all, and by the time a story is everywhere, the move is often over.

Institutional hedge funds solve this with money. They spend millions on proprietary alternative data, on NLP tools that scrape social media around the clock, and on data feeds that cost more than most portfolios. Retail traders have their own eyes and their gut feeling.

We built Wallsti to level that playing field. It works as an automated filter: it reads the investing subreddits as the comments come in, cuts through the noise and the memes, and pulls out hard numbers. You get which stocks are being talked about, how fast the buzz is building, and whether the mood is turning bullish or bearish, all updated in near real time through the trading day. Next to it are the signals the professionals pay for: analyst moves, insider and congressional trades, hedge-fund filings, options activity, and catalysts that say why a stock moved and cite the headline or filing.

It's institutional-grade, real-time sentiment tracking for everyday traders: free, with no account and no paywall. We want to keep it that way.

Where your support goes

Running Wallsti in real time costs money every day. Your support helps pay for the servers that read the market around the clock, the market and filing data, and the AI that reads the news. It also buys the time to build what you ask for on the feedback page.

Support is a tip: a thank-you for the free site, not a purchase. It doesn't unlock features, and everything stays free for everyone. Wallsti isn't a charity, so it isn't tax-deductible, and it can't be refunded.