More on Whalewisdom Twitter Feed
We’re now shooting out 7 tweets a day with the following sources randomly selected:
- Top tweets from stocktwits
- Most searched stock from whalewisdom
- Top unusual rising volume for the current day: http://finance.yahoo.com/unusualvolume/rising
- Top unusual falling volume: http://finance.yahoo.com/unusualvolume/falling
- Top volume leaders: http://finance.yahoo.com/actives?e=us
- Top gaining ETF: http://finance.yahoo.com/etf/browser/mkt?c=0&k=5&f=0&cs=1&ce=20&o=a
- Top losing ETF:: http://finance.yahoo.com/etf/browser/mkt
- Top google searches: http://www.google.com/finance
- Top google price gainers: http://www.google.com/finance
- Top google market cap gainers: http://www.google.com/finance
- Unusually high option call or put volume: http://biz.yahoo.com/opt/stat2.html
If you like to follow institutional holdings and want the market to ping you with filings you should examine, we encourage you to give us a follow
9 months agoTweeting 13Fs
I’m pleased to announce that we will now be tweeting out the 13Fs of the most-discussed stocks on Stocktwits.
Three times a day at 7am, 10:30am, and 3pm we will look at the list of most discussed stocks on Stocktwits:

We will then tweet out a link to the 13F (list of institutional holders) for that stock:

If we have already tweeted the stock in the last 4 hours, then we will tweet the 2nd highest ranked stock.
We hope you’ll follow @Whalewisdom and that these three daily tweets will be a quick research link to help with your stock evaluations and idea flow, right in your twitter stream.
We’d love your feedback, tweet us or comment below.
9 months agoNice review of Stocktwits with reference to Whalewisdom
Nice review of Stocktwits with reference to Whalewisdom as one of the data providers.
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1 year ago
Whalewisdom on Stocktwits
It occurs to me that I should have done this post a month ago…
We are now integrated with Stocktwits, the leading online aggregator of Twitter-based stock discussions. Now, when you do a stock-based query on Stocktwits, a link to Whalewisdom will appear in the lower left. @Whalewisdom is also one of the recommended tweeters on the patform. Mank thanks to Howard and Soren for the linking.
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RSS Feeds
We have five RSS feeds that we have now made public:
Most Important:
http://whalewisdom.com/feed/latest_filings
As well as:
http://whalewisdom.com/feed/news
http://whalewisdom.com/feed/brokerage_performance
http://whalewisdom.com/feed/biggest_percentage_decrease
http://whalewisdom.com/feed/biggest_percentage_increase
1 year ago
Q3 13F’s Flowing In!
I’m really excited to announce that we’ve added a new feature that lists the 100 most recent filings that come into our system. Even though 13F filings for Q3 are not required untill 11/15, we’ve already got a ton in the system! 1 year ago
Pulling up 13Fs by filer (i.e. the hedge fund)
Decided rather than a writeup and pictures, to just shoot a 2 min video on pulling up 13F filings by holder (i.e. Hedge Fund). This is a great way to look for ideas from investors or funds you know by name and respect.
- When is a Hedge Fund Not a Hedge Fund?
- High-Flying Hedge Funds See Dark Days
- California Hedge Fund Quits, Returns Money To Investors
- Should Paulson invite hedge funds to join the bailout?
- Percy Launches Hedge Fund Certification Service
Looking up a stock
The most basic funtion on whalewisdom is a stock lookup. In this case we’ve looked up Lehman Brothers (LEH) and sorted by the Sh. - Qtr 2 column. So this tells us as of the 6/30/08 filing who owned the most shares. All the columns can be clicked to sort.
Of course, these hedge and mutual funds could have sold out of these positions before the collapse, but in many cases more long-term oriented funds will hold positions for quarters or even years.
Using 13Fs in this very basic way can give you an idea of who might be hurting from a decline or benefiting from a run-up. It should also be a step in your investment process before buying an individual equity.
This type of lookup answers the question, “Among the big guys, who may still be holders, indicating who may still be a believer.”
1 year ago
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