BUZZ tracks the BUZZ NextGen AI US Sentiment Leaders Index, which scans social media platforms, forums, and news sites to identify which stocks are generating the most positive sentiment. The algorithm ranks companies based on volume and tone of discussion, then selects the 75 highest-scoring names and weights them equally. This creates a portfolio that looks like a retail trading forum: Tesla at 3.3%, Palantir at 3.2%, GameStop at 3.0%, and a heavy 39% allocation to technology stocks.
XRP ( ) has held steady near $1.88 as fear spikes to multi-week extremes. Social sentiment turned sharply negative, with analytics platforms like Santiment flagging "extreme fear" across discussions on X and Reddit. For traders studying XRP's historical patterns, the setup feels familiar-past cycles show XRP tends to bottom when pessimism peaks and consolidation exhausts sellers.
Shares are down 13% in the last month, with the majority of that coming in the last two days after the company reported weak earnings that missed expectations. Though, Royal Caribbean revenue was up to $5.14 billion, a 5.2% increase over the prior period, this fell short of the $5.17 billion retail investors and Wall St were expecting. And things look worse the deeper you dig.