Chart end of day March  29 – Volume of “analyst” discussion on 4 key unicorns, starting with Lyft S-1 filing on March 1st A number of the better known large private Tech companies (the  “Unicorns”) recently announced they are going to hold Initial Public Offerings (IPO’s) of public shares (or stock) in 2019, in fact[…]

Above – comparing traffic between “No-Deal” and “Revoke” tropes on Twitter, 1.30pm March 22nd. Note the “dip” on the curves on the last day is because we are ony half way through the day and yesterday was a major peak, it will rise as the day progresses and traffic count increases. Below – comparing traffic[…]

Above – Graph and text updated c 10.30 pm In the twisting and turning of Brexit, yesterday (20th March), 9 days before the UK should have left the EU, the Government finally (after weeks of it being clear it was inevitable) sought to delay the date of leaving. The “Remain” grouping were hoping for a[…]

We’ve been looking at what actual Members of Parliament (MPs) are saying about Brexit.  This is the output by all the MPs with Twitter accounts over the late Jan – early March period. This is the first post on this analysis and is about volume. The lines show daily number of tweets and are independent[…]

  Graph shows change in cumulative perception over time for Monzo, Revolut, NatWest and Lloyds.   Over the last few weeks the Challenger bank Revolut has had a very challenging time with its market perception, due to a catalogue of errors. We won’t list their problems here, but there is a good summary on Bloomberg.[…]