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the soft tax your brain charges every decision you swore was logical
means A feeling, attitude, or emotional opinion about something — often tender, often colouring a judgment that pretends to be purely rational.
from From Medieval Latin sentimentum, 'feeling, sense,' built on Latin sentire, 'to feel, perceive, sense' — the same root that gives us sense, sentient, and resent. It drifted into English through Old French sentement around the 14th century, first meaning a personal opinion or perception, and by the 1700s had ripened into the warmer, more emotional 'sentiment' we know, just as the cult of fine feeling and 'sentimental' novels was flourishing.
- market mover
- Fear gauges sway trillions more than fundamentals do
- machine reads it
- AI scans tweets to predict stock swings
- latin roots
- From sentire, meaning to feel or perceive
- keepsake link
- Sentimental value defies every appraiser alive
sentiment analysis — computational linguistics technique used by companies like tesla to analyze 10m+ tweets daily for market prediction
investor sentiment index — aaii sentiment survey measuring bullish/bearish outlook of 45,000+ individual investors weekly since 1987
google sentiment analysis api — natural language processing tool google cloud released in 2016 to score emotional tone of text on -1.0 to 1.0 scale