SwaggyStocks
swaggystocks.com
Free dashboards ranking the stocks WallStreetBets talks about and whether the chatter is bullish or bearish, plus max pain charts for options expirations.
What it is
SwaggyStocks turns retail social chatter into rankings. Its main dashboard lists the most-mentioned tickers on Reddit's WallStreetBets over the last 12 hours, day or week, with a bullish or bearish sentiment read for each. The site says it tracks around 10 million mentions a week across more than 1,000 US stocks and commodities, and it runs similar sentiment views for crypto and commodities, a short-squeeze list and a penny stock list.
The other half of the site is options-focused. Max pain pages chart, for each strike, what call and put holders would be paid at expiration, and mark the price where option writers would pay out least. Pages exist for widely traded tickers such as SPY and SPX, and there are sections on call/put ratios and theta-gang (premium-selling) ideas.
The dashboards are free to browse without an account. Signing up unlocks longer history on pages such as max pain, and trending-stock and max pain emails are offered. We could not find a published price list for any paid tier. Treat everything here as a gauge of retail attention: mention counts and max pain describe crowd behaviour and positioning, not where a stock will go.
Key features
- WallStreetBets sentiment
- Most-mentioned tickers on WallStreetBets ranked by social volume over 12 hours, 1 day or 1 week, with bullish or bearish sentiment.
- Crypto and commodity sentiment
- The same mention and sentiment tracking applied to crypto and commodities.
- Options max pain
- Per-ticker charts of call and put payouts at each strike for a chosen expiration, marking the max pain price.
- Short squeeze and penny stock lists
- Lists of heavily shorted and low-priced stocks drawing attention.
- Email digests
- Optional emails with trending stocks and max pain levels.
Pricing
We could not confirm current prices on SwaggyStocks's own site, so none are shown here.
The dashboards are free to view, and a free account unlocks longer history. SwaggyStocks does not publish prices for any paid tier.
Free option: Sentiment dashboards, most-mentioned lists and max pain charts without an account; a free login adds longer history (for example 1 to 6 months on max pain pages).
Checked September 25, 2026 on swaggystocks.com. Prices change; confirm on the provider's site before you subscribe.
Strengths
- A quick view of which tickers retail traders are discussing right now
- Free to use with no sign-up for the main dashboards
- Covers stocks, crypto and commodities chatter in one place
- Max pain charts show call and put payouts by strike, not just a single number
Limitations
- Sentiment is drawn mainly from WallStreetBets, one community, not the whole market
- The site does not explain how its sentiment scores are calculated
- Full history requires creating an account
- No published pricing or feature list for any paid tier
Good fit for
- Traders who follow meme stocks and retail momentum
- Options traders who want a quick max pain chart before expiration
- Researchers tracking retail attention over time
Look elsewhere if
- Investors who want fundamental research or analyst coverage
- Traders who need institutional order flow rather than social chatter
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SwaggyStocks questions
Is SwaggyStocks free?
Yes. The sentiment dashboards and max pain pages can be viewed without paying, and a free account unlocks longer history.
Where does SwaggyStocks get its sentiment data?
Mainly from posts and comments on Reddit's WallStreetBets, ranked by how often each ticker is mentioned.
What is max pain on SwaggyStocks?
The price at which the total payout to option holders at expiration would be smallest; the charts show call and put payouts at each strike.
Does SwaggyStocks cover crypto?
Yes. It has sentiment dashboards for crypto and commodities as well as stocks.
Written from SwaggyStocks's own website and documentation. All Trading Tools lists and compares tools; it does not recommend trades or give financial advice. Sources: swaggystocks.com, swaggystocks.com/dashboard/wallstreetbets/ticker-sentiment, swaggystocks.com/dashboard/options-max-pain/SPY.