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Stocktwits Chart Art: April 23, 2025

The best charts and trade ideas from the day.

STOCKTWITS CHART ART: APRIL 23, 2025
The Stocktwits Summary 📝

The market pulled a rarely seen move this April: it climbed two days in a row. The White House talked tariffs down— Trump even said 50% lower on some Chinese goods— while earnings proved that up until recently, demand for consumer discretionary and AI services was pretty good.

Here’s how the major indexes ended the day:

Index

ST Sentiment Score

ST Message Volume

$SPY (+1.55%)

Bearish (30)

Normal (47)

$QQQ (+2.27%)

Bearish (30)

Normal (47)

$IWM (+1.48%)

Neutral (48)

Low (40)

$DIA (+1.03%)

Bearish (38)

Low (44)

*The ST Sentiment Score & Message Volume scales range from 0 to 100 (extremely bearish to extremely bullish). More info here.

The Stocktwits Sentiment Index posted its second-highest reading EVER despite the market rebounding. Is the community behind the curve, or do they sense more downside ahead?

Source: Stocktwits

CHART OF THE DAY
Tesla Takes Out Its Downtrend Line 👀 

Betting On A $PEP-si Pop Before Tomorrow’s Earnings 🥤 

Alibaba Buyers Believe In Further Upside Ahead 👍️ 

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