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IBM sentiment

International Business Machines Corp. · Stock sentiment today

BullishSignal coverage 100% · Updated Fri, 16 Oct 2026 09:04:15 GMT

General information, not investment advice. Not a forecast.

IBM rank & score breakdown

Signals used: Options flow (35%), Social sentiment (30%), Mentions momentum (15%), Forum tone (20%). Methodology

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IBM unusual options activity

Contracts trading more than 3× open interest in the latest delayed session.

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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.

IBM sentiment FAQ

What is IBM sentiment today?+

International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) currently has a MoodTicker sentiment score of 74/100, which reads as bullish. Scores update every 10–30 minutes.

How is the IBM sentiment score calculated?+

The IBM score is a weighted average of options flow (call vs put premium, 35%), social sentiment (30%), mentions momentum (15%) and forum tone (20%), each normalized from −1 to +1.

Is there unusual options activity in IBM?+

MoodTicker scans the full IBM options chain each session and flags contracts trading more than 3× their open interest. Pro shows the flagged contracts with strike, expiry, volume, open interest and premium.

Is IBM bullish or bearish?+

Sentiment is a snapshot of crowd positioning, not a forecast. A high score means current signals lean bullish; it is not financial advice.

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