Semiconductor stocks sentiment today
Live MoodTicker sentiment for 11 chip stocks · Updated
The average sentiment score across 11 chip stocks is 56/100 (leaning bullish), more downbeat than the 60/100 average across all 100 tracked stocks and ETFs. 7 of 11 lean bullish or better and 2 lean bearish or worse.
leaning, of 11 scored · 2 neutral
$2.16B calls vs $2.29B puts · 11 chains, delayed
Semiconductors sentiment breadth
How the 11 chip stocks split across sentiment labels right now.
- Leaning bullish: 7
- Neutral: 2
- Leaning bearish: 2
Chip stocks: sentiment scores
Each ticker's current overall score (0–100, 50 = neutral). Listed in a fixed order, not ranked. Tap a ticker for its full page.
Automated sentiment scores, not investment advice. Options data delayed.
About this group
Chip designers, manufacturers and memory makers plus the SMH semiconductor ETF. Semiconductor sentiment tends to react to AI and data-center spending, export-control headlines and earnings from the largest chipmakers. Group averages are simple means of each member's overall score; a ticker that appears in more than one theme counts in each. Sentiment measures crowd positioning and discussion, which can lag or diverge from price. See how scores work or read what stock sentiment means.
Not investment advice. MoodTicker is not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer. Scores are automated, experimental summaries of public market and social data that may be delayed, incomplete or wrong. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security or crypto asset. Do your own research and consider a licensed advisor.
Semiconductors sentiment FAQ
Are chip stocks bullish or bearish today?+
As of Sun, Oct 18, 9:14 PM EDT, the average MoodTicker sentiment score across 11 chip stocks was 56/100 (leaning bullish). 7 leaned bullish or better and 2 leaned bearish or worse. 50 is neutral. This describes current crowd positioning, not a forecast.
Which chip stocks are included?+
NVDA, AMD, AVGO, TSM, MU, INTC, QCOM, ARM, MRVL, SMCI, SMH. The group is a fixed editorial list of widely followed U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs that MoodTicker already scores. Tickers are shown in a fixed order, not ranked.
How is each sentiment score calculated?+
Each stock's 0–100 score blends options flow (call vs put premium), unusual options activity, social sentiment, online mention momentum, investing-forum tone, market-moving news and insider filings. When a signal is missing, its weight is redistributed. See the methodology page for weights.
How often does this page update?+
Scores refresh about every 15 minutes, around the clock. Stock options data is delayed and only changes during U.S. market hours; crypto trades 24/7.
Is this investment advice?+
No. It is an automated summary of public market and social data for general information. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security or crypto asset, and sentiment can be wrong or change quickly.