New data drop: Peer context is live (Leader-of / Peer-of)
New enrichment is live: EverHint posts now include Peer Analysis (Leader-of / Peer-of). Get quick context on whether a setup is isolated or moving with its peer group, plus who the market treats as the closest comps. More signal context, same no-hype rules.
Quick update — starting today, EverHint posts will include a new enrichment: Peer Analysis.
What it adds:
- Leader of peers → when a signal ticker is the “anchor” company and we list its peer group
- Peer of → when that ticker shows up inside other companies’ peer groups
Why it matters:
Signals don’t exist in a vacuum. Seeing who moves together (and who doesn’t) helps with quick context:
- is this move company-specific, or sector/industry-wide?
- is the ticker leading its peer pack, or just tagging along?
- are multiple peers lighting up at once (confirmation), or is it isolated (higher risk)?
You’ll see it as a compact section like:
PPTA: Leads 7 peers… | Peer of: …
MELI: Leads 10 peers… | Peer of: …
This is not a recommendation engine — just extra context so you can sanity-check a setup faster.
If you spot weird peer groupings or think a peer list is missing an obvious name, drop a comment. I’ll keep tightening the pipeline.
Independent, data-driven signals. No hype. No promos.
Not financial advice — do your own due diligence.