MUSK WATCH
Elon Musk's statements and the news around them, collected automatically every 20 minutes and mapped, topic by topic, to the US and Japanese stocks the market tends to associate with them.
Whether to buy is not decided here. It is decided in your brokerage account, by you.
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What you see is a list of "stocks the market has historically associated with this topic." There is no guarantee they go up, and no guarantee the association is strong. The map is applied mechanically by keyword, so misclassification happens. There is no order-placement feature, and there never will be (reasons at the bottom).
Articles collected in the last 7 days, counted by topic. The darker part is the last 24 hours.
Each headline is classified by topic and paired with related tickers. + tends to be a tailwind − tends to be a headwind ? direction unclear (sympathy, competitor, or macro). Prices are delayed by 15 minutes or more and are for reference only.
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Paste the text of an X post or a passage from an article and the same map returns the topic and related tickers. X posts are not fetched automatically because the read API is paid. Paste what you saw.
Related tickers for each topic, with a one-line reason for each. This table is the substance of the site. Disagree? Leave a comment on the portal.
A Cloudflare Worker reads four Google News RSS searches (two in English, two in Japanese) every 20 minutes and runs each headline and lead against the regular expressions in the map. The site does not read X posts directly: X's read API costs upward of $100 a month, which a zero-revenue site cannot sustain. Most of his posts become a "Musk said on X…" article within tens of minutes, so the site follows them through the news.
Post → article → collection here adds at least 30 minutes. Much of the price move is often over by then. In a backtest of an earlier tool (earthquake → disaster-related Japanese stocks), 98% of the return came from the overnight gap between the previous close and the next open; buying after the open returned roughly zero on average. It is safest to assume Musk headlines behave the same way.
Whether the tickers in this map actually moved on the topics listed has not yet been backtested. "Related" and "profitable" are different things. When the backtest is done, this paragraph will be rewritten.
The effect of a statement changes direction case by case (a "robotaxi" story can be about expectations or about a crash), and keyword matching cannot tell them apart. Hand order authority to a mechanism that cannot read direction and the cap on your losses is set by luck, not by the mechanism. So this site stops at laying things out.
This site organizes information and does not recommend buying or selling any financial instrument. Displayed prices are delayed and their accuracy is not guaranteed. Investment decisions are your own responsibility. Article copyright belongs to each publisher; this site shows titles and links only.