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hatzze
What Korean stock communities are talking about today
hatzze reads the Korean stock market two ways: from data and from what people are actually saying. Every day it scans 320 Korean stock Telegram channels (4 million subscribers combined) and counts which tickers and themes are being discussed, then pairs that with 25 market indicators condensed into one 0-100 heat score. It also tracks US insider and 13F filings, Korean retail flows into US stocks, and how far any ticker sits below its peak. No signup. Korean interface, Korean and US markets.
Hi Product Hunt, maker of hatzze here.
What inspired it: in Korea, retail investors get most of their market information from Telegram channels. There are hundreds of them, some with hundreds of thousands of subscribers, and they move stocks. But nobody was counting what those channels actually say. You either read them all day or you miss it.
The problem I wanted to solve: turn that chatter into something you can read in a minute. hatzze pulls 320 public Korean stock channels every day, extracts the tickers and themes people mention, and shows what is rising, what is crowded, and what changed since yesterday. Next to that sits a market heat score built from 25 indicators (breadth, volatility, foreign selling near highs, retail leverage and so on), so you can check whether the chatter matches the tape.
How it evolved: it launched in August with three pages (the heat score, the Telegram report, and a drawdown explorer). Since then I added a US version of the Telegram report, a page for US insider and congressional filings, a page tracking Korean retail money flowing into US stocks, and a daily written note. The biggest lesson was that raw mention counts are not what people want; they want to know why a stock is being talked about, so the report now attaches a one-line reason to each mover.
The interface is Korean. If you follow Korean markets, or are curious how a retail-driven market talks, I would love feedback on what is confusing, what is missing, and which page you would want in English first.
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About hatzze on Product Hunt
“What Korean stock communities are talking about today”
hatzze was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #117 on the daily leaderboard. hatzze reads the Korean stock market two ways: from data and from what people are actually saying. Every day it scans 320 Korean stock Telegram channels (4 million subscribers combined) and counts which tickers and themes are being discussed, then pairs that with 25 market indicators condensed into one 0-100 heat score. It also tracks US insider and 13F filings, Korean retail flows into US stocks, and how far any ticker sits below its peak. No signup. Korean interface, Korean and US markets.
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