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trendingst The documentation page elaborates on /trendingst command usage for tracking top 15 trending stocks in real-time based on discussions on StockTwits platform.
trending stocks
stocktwits
/trendingst command
real-time tracking
most discussed stocks
stock market
most popular stocks

import HeadTitle from '@site/src/components/General/HeadTitle.tsx';

This command allows the user to retrieve the top 15 trending stocks from StockTwits according to the most recent discussions. The stocks are displayed in order of most trending, as determined by the most discussed stocks in the StockTwits community. This command is an efficient way to stay up to date on the most popular stocks in the market.

Usage

/trendingst

Parameters

This command has no parameters


Examples

/trendingst