Sentiment Report Entity

Sentiment reports are the entity for short-lived external context.

What A Sentiment Report Contains

A sentiment report can include:

• current headline pressure
• institutional or analyst bias
• macro and event risk
• positioning or flow-style context
• an expiry window so the operator knows when it is getting stale

Why It Matters

The chart cannot tell the whole story when the market is reacting to events, policy language, or other macro drivers.

Sentiment reports give Cortiq a separate place to hold that context.

Best Use Cases

Use sentiment reports when:

• the symbol is especially sensitive to macro events
• headline risk matters
• you want external context to support or challenge the technical setup

Important Distinction

Sentiment should guide confidence and caution. It should not override the full trading framework by itself.