ENA news tone sits at 29 as Hayes-linked selling dominates coverage

The 24-hour reading is 29, and every one of the 7 stories leaned bearish. The subject that dominated this smaller batch of 3 was profit-taking.

Over a full day, 7 ENA stories averaged 29.16, which lands in the bearish band. The tone split was 7 bearish, with no bullish or neutral stories in the mix.

The 3 stories in this event averaged 30.76, and again all 3 were bearish.

Each story gets a bullish share and a bearish share, and the score is a 0-to-100 turn of that split. A reading of 60 or above counts as bullish, while 40 or below is bearish.

Flip the score to its complement and you get 71, a rough gauge of how strongly the coverage leaned against the asset.

An Alpaca News wire at 01:01 UTC covered profit-taking and selling pressure. It scored 29 on a 29/71 split. The 01:42 UTC entry, also from Alpaca News, focused on selling pressure; it scored 35, with a bullish share of 35 and a bearish share of 65, and an importance reading of 63 out of 100. At 02:42 UTC, a post on X also leaned on selling pressure, scoring 28 with a 28/72 split.

By source, the batch has 2 Alpaca News wires and 1 post on X, from 2 publishers in total. The first story came at 01:01 UTC and the last at 02:42 UTC, 1.7 hours apart.

Empty. The highest score across the 3 stories was 35, so nothing reached the bullish band. The supportive notes that did appear tie back to price action and profit-taking, and the feed logged 4 supportive points across the whole group.

All 3 stories scored 40 or below, and the lowest was 28. Profit-taking sat behind most of that gloom. Across the group, the feed listed 6 risks.

Keep an eye on the 24-hour ENA average and whether it presses against the 60 or 40 band edges. Follow-up coverage of profit-taking and selling pressure is the other thing to track. For now, the batch covers 1.7 hours and comes from 2 publishers.