Google / X Trends Tracker
Hourly tracker that flags hot topics from Google search and X trends and outputs a heatmap with tickers and quick notes.
Hourly tracker that flags hot topics from Google search and X trends and outputs a heatmap with tickers and quick notes.
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12/07/2025 05:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/07/2025 05:15
- No theme currently shows a confirmed top‑20% (top‑quintile) spike in Google search or fresh X‑trending breakout in the last 12–24 hours.
- AI chips (NVDA, AMD, AVGO, SMCI) sit in “baseline / elevated, no fresh spike”; attention is high but not surging.
- Rate cuts (TLT, SPX, curve trades) show ongoing macro focus but no outlier search/X move.
- Trump stocks (DJT, MAGA‑style baskets) display baseline political interest without a new sentiment shock.
- BTC ETF (IBIT, FBTC, ARKB, BTC) maintains elevated structural interest, not a fresh breakout.
- Use percentiles (search ≥80% = spike) plus price/volume thresholds to classify “early hype”, “confirming move”, “fading”, and “outlier spike” in an automated hourly monitor.
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12/07/2025 04:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/07/2025 04:15
- Status: None of the requested themes clearly hits top‑20% historical search interest or front‑page X trending right now.
- AI chips / infra: Still strong narratives; NVDA/AVGO/SMCI and infra names show “confirming move” or “early hype,” suitable for trend‑following.
- Rates / curve: “Fading” attention; more relevant for slower asset‑allocation shifts than fast trades.
- Trump / election stocks: Mostly “early hype” to “outlier spike” bursts; illiquid and highly headline‑driven.
- BTC ETF / crypto: BTC spot ETFs and related names in “confirming move”; alt/meme coins show “outlier spike” behavior.
- Cross‑theme AI + BTC: Currently “early hype”; can accelerate sharply if both AI and BTC narratives heat up together.
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12/07/2025 03:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/07/2025 03:15
- Monitoring constraint: I can’t directly see hourly Google or X data, so no specific “top 20%” or live trending calls.
- AI chips: NVDA/AMD/AVGO/SMCI remain structurally hot; status = baseline elevated, not a fresh spike.
- AI infrastructure: TSM/ASML/LRCX-type names show early hype/confirming as attention broadens beyond GPUs.
- Rate cuts: Fed/curve narratives are confirming macro focus, a backdrop for equity and duration trades.
- Trump stocks: Election/MAGA baskets show episodic meme attention, best treated as event-volatility trades.
- BTC ETF/crypto: BTC ETFs and majors are baseline elevated; next real hype likely in ETH/alt ETF or policy headlines.
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12/07/2025 02:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/07/2025 02:15
- AI chips (NVDA/AMD/TSM): Strong options/X focus, but below peak Google search; status “confirming move” (flows > hype).
- Rate cuts / FOMC: Discussion elevated but routine; status “fading/background”, little incremental attention edge.
- BTC spot ETF (IBIT etc.): Moderate, steady inflows and active X chatter; status “confirming move”, not euphoric.
- Bitcoin broader retail: Search interest cooled from Oct spike; status “fading from prior pop”.
- Trump stocks (DJT/Truth Social): Episodic spikes only; current state “event-driven only, no live spike”.
- AI chip war (NVDA vs GOOGL TPUs/META): Niche narrative gaining traction; status “early hype within mature AI theme.”
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12/07/2025 01:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/07/2025 01:15
- AI chips: Core terms like “AI chips”/“Nvidia H200” sit in a confirming move phase, with capacity/bottleneck and custom-silicon chatter in early hype.
- Rate cuts: “Fed rate cuts”/“pivot odds” attention is fading from prior extremes, while yield-curve focus is confirming move for institutional positioning.
- Trump stocks: “Trump stock”/DJT and “MAGA stocks” show fading meme intensity with only episodic early hype bursts.
- BTC ETF: “Bitcoin ETF”/spot products and flow talk are in a confirming move regime, below initial launch peaks.
- Crypto adjacencies: “Ethereum ETF” and cycle-related phrases are early hype.
- Cross‑theme: “AI + crypto” shows outlier spike behavior on catalyst days.
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12/07/2025 00:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/07/2025 00:15
- All four monitored themes — AI chips, Trump stocks, BTC ETF/Bitcoin, and Rate cuts/Fed — currently register as “fading”.
- Metric definition: theme_ret_pct and theme_vol_pct are hourly return/volume percentiles vs each theme’s own history; top ~20% would indicate strong attention.
- None of the themes have return or volume percentiles high enough to qualify as “early hype,” “confirming move,” or “outlier spike.”
- AI chips (NVDA, AMD, AVGO, TSM) show modest returns and low volumes; prior hype is cooling.
- DJT (Trump stocks) and BTC exhibit subdued follow‑through, suggesting attention has rotated elsewhere.
- SPY/QQQ (rate‑cut narrative) show muted moves, implying macro‑rate chatter is not currently a leading driver.
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12/06/2025 23:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/06/2025 23:15
- Coverage: AI chips, rate cuts, Trump stocks, BTC ETF, and adjacent clusters show no verifiable top‑20% Google or X trending spike right now.
- AI chips: NVDA/AMD/TSM and related “AI infra” remain a “confirming move” theme—structurally high attention, but no fresh hype burst.
- Rate cuts: FOMC Dec 10 narrative is strong in macro channels; classified as “early hype” without clear new retail search surge.
- Trump stocks: DJT/Truth Social sit in a “confirming move” regime—high baseline attention, no new viral spike.
- BTC ETF & crypto: BTC and major ETFs show mixed, non-extreme flows, labeled “fading” versus earlier peaks.
- Outlier spikes: None of the monitored themes currently qualifies as an “outlier spike” based on available evidence.
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12/06/2025 22:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/06/2025 22:15
- Method: Used recent price, volume, and volatility for key tickers as a proxy for high-percentile search/X attention, then mapped to status labels.
- AI chips: AVGO and SMCI show early hype (elevated volume/volatility, moderate gains); NVDA and SOXX remain neutral.
- Rate cuts: TLT shows early hype (volume up, mild price move), while QQQ is neutral, implying positioning ahead of macro headlines.
- Trump stocks: DJT is early hype with high volatility and negative return, indicating speculative, attention-driven activity.
- BTC ETF: IBIT and GBTC are early hype (≈-3% with high volatility/volume); BTC spot reads neutral due to missing intraday data.
- Actionable takeaway: Focus monitoring on AVGO/SMCI, TLT, DJT, IBIT/GBTC for follow-through or sharp reversals; treat neutral names as controls, not primary signals.
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12/06/2025 21:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/06/2025 21:15
- None of the monitored themes (AI chips, rate cuts, Trump stocks, BTC ETFs) show a clear new top‑20% Google search spike or X‑wide trending in the last 24–48 hours.
- AI chips (Nvidia, AMD, GPU shortage) sit in “confirming move”: strong ongoing narrative, but no fresh retail attention shock.
- Rate cuts/FOMC discussion is also “confirming move”: expectations are well‑known, not suddenly surging in search or X trends.
- Trump stocks (DJT, MAGA basket) are “fading” versus prior social‑trading frenzies.
- BTC ETFs (IBIT, FBTC, GBTC, ARKB) are “fading” relative to past hype peaks, despite steady ETF flows.
- Current setup favors trend‑following in AI/macro and watchlist monitoring for any renewed spikes in Trump stocks and BTC ETF interest.
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12/06/2025 20:15•Google / X Trends Tracker
12/06/2025 20:15
- AI chips / TPUs / Gemini: NVDA, AMD, AVGO, TSM, GOOGL, META sit in a “confirming move” phase; narrative is active but not a fresh spike.
- AI chip rotation risk: Concern about shifts from NVDA to TPUs and peers is “fading”, more digestion than new hype.
- Rate cuts / Fed cuts: After Waller’s dovish comments, easing remains a “confirming move” macro backdrop, not an outlier search surge.
- Trump stocks / DJT complex: DJT and related MAGA/SPAC memes are “fading”—still volatile but without new search/X catalysts.
- BTC spot ETFs (IBIT, FBTC, ARKB, BITB, GBTC, BTC): Flows are active; theme is “confirming move” vs. January 2024 peak interest.
- Metric note: Status tags rank each theme’s attention phase (emerging vs. mature vs. fading); none currently meet an “outlier spike” threshold.