I’ve started collecting data from StockTwits and quantifying their messages with the same algorithm as we use for Twitter. There is one major difference between the stocks I track on Twitter and StockTwits. I track 1000 stocks on Twitter, but only 100 stocks on StockTwits (at the moment). As a result, the two lists won’t mirror each other. The Twitter list is more likely to contain stocks that are less known (or have a lower volume of Tweets). While the StockTwits list is mostly comprised of the most active stocks on the stream. Here’s a chart of the bullish intensity scores of the most bullish stocks on StockTwits over the past week.  At the first of the year I’ll start showing a monthly list for StockTwits as well.  One interesting (amusing) thing to note is that Twitter (TWTR) made the most bullish on Twitter list, but not the most bullish on StockTwits. Below are charts with the bullish intensity scores for the most bullish stocks on Twitter for the week

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