PomegraRead how the news feels about any stock.
Pomegra's AI scans dozens of financial news sources and turns market-moving headlines into a plain-English sentiment read — bullish or bearish, with a confidence score and every source it cited.
From a ticker to a verdict in seconds
Advanced language models read the news the way an analyst would — then hand you the conclusion, not the homework.
Enter a stock ticker
Type any symbol — NVDA, TSLA, AAPL — and Pomegra goes to work instantly.
AI processes the news
Natural-language models scan fresh coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, MarketWatch and dozens of other trusted outlets.
Get market intelligence
Receive a clear bullish / bearish breakdown with a confidence score and the exact sources behind it.
Market intelligence, minus the noise
Built for investors and traders who need to know what the headlines mean — fast, and with their receipts.
Real-time market intelligence
Sentiment updates as news breaks. AI-powered monitoring processes market-moving stories within seconds of publication.
Comprehensive news coverage
Analysis spans trusted outlets like Reuters, Bloomberg and MarketWatch — capturing both institutional and retail sentiment.
Plain-English insights
Natural-language processing translates complex market sentiment into clear, actionable takeaways anyone can act on.
Transparent analysis
Every verdict shows its work: bullish vs. bearish counts, confidence scores and full source attribution — no black box.
The charts, decoded — no finance degree needed
It's not just the news. Pomegra also reads the technical signals — momentum, moving averages, support levels — and rewrites the jargon into one plain sentence, plus what it actually means for your decision.
The price has climbed fast lately and now looks a little stretched.
A pause or small pullback is possible — on its own, it's not a reason to sell.
The recent trend just crossed above the long-term trend.
Momentum is improving — often read as a constructive, longer-term signal.
The price keeps bouncing off the same familiar floor.
Buyers are stepping in there. A clear drop below it would be the real warning.
Sentiment analysis FAQ
It's a way of measuring whether the news flow around a stock leans positive (bullish) or negative (bearish). Pomegra reads recent coverage and scores the overall mood so you can gauge how the market is reacting — without reading every article yourself.
Natural-language models read each headline and article the way an analyst would, classifying tone and weighing it by source and recency. The individual signals are aggregated into a single bullish/bearish score with a confidence level.
Prices move on expectations, and expectations move on news. Tracking sentiment helps you spot shifts in the narrative around a company early — often before they're fully reflected in the share price.
Yes. Alongside news sentiment, Pomegra reads the key technical signals — momentum like RSI, moving-average crosses such as the golden cross, and support and resistance levels — and rewrites each one into a single plain-English sentence, plus what it means for your decision. You get the chart's story without having to read a chart.
Pomegra scans dozens of trusted financial outlets, including Reuters, Bloomberg, MarketWatch, CNBC and more. Every verdict lists the specific sources it drew from so you can verify the read.
No tool can predict prices with certainty. Sentiment is one input among many — it tells you how the news is leaning right now. Use it alongside fundamentals and your own research, not as a standalone signal.
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