# AI News Sentiment

### Overview

The **Runbot AI News Sentiment Indicator** analyzes real-time market news from reliable sources to deliver actionable sentiment insights. Using advanced AI models, it detects whether incoming news is likely to be bullish, bearish, or volatile, and measures how confident it is in that analysis. This helps traders quickly understand market sentiment and anticipate possible price reactions, offering a valuable edge alongside traditional technical indicators.

### Interpretation

This indicator outputs three distinct sentiment score lines:

* **Bullish/Bearish Sentiment Score**: Indicates the AI's assessment of positive or negative market sentiment.
* **Volatility Score**: Measures the anticipated market volatility based on recent news.

| Value  | Meaning                                                                                                                |
| ------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `+100` | Strong confidence in a positive/bullish sentiment or high volatility. (e.g. strongly bullish or highly volatile news). |
| `0`    | AI is unsure or detects neutral sentiment.                                                                             |
| `-100` | Strong confidence in a negative/bearish sentiment or low volatility.                                                   |

The AI continuously recalibrates its analysis by comparing predicted outcomes with actual market movements, enhancing its accuracy over time.

## Indicator Triggers: 

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### In zone

<figure><img src="/files/lMmb5qCyrVf5wVJvNCiG" alt=""><figcaption><p>We want to long (buy) when the Bullish line is between 0 and 30.</p></figcaption></figure>

### Cross level

Alerts users when bids or asks sustain certain levels for a predefined number of candles, helping traders detect persistent buying or selling pressure, such as significant buy/sell walls.

<figure><img src="/files/2qpArHoQBXdOD2UpYWEa" alt=""><figcaption><p>We want to long (buy) when the Bullish line is cross up the level 50.</p></figcaption></figure>

### Sustain  level

<figure><img src="/files/q31bMSzo9TfgNAf42aWA" alt=""><figcaption><p>We want to long (buy) when the Bullish line sustain up the level 50.</p></figcaption></figure>

### **Runbot Trading Tips**

In practice and as examples:

* Use **Bullish** signals for directional long strategies.
* Use **Bearish** signals for short bias or hedging.
* Use **Volatility** signals to dynamically adjust position sizing.

Each can be used in a rule such as:

* “If **Bullish Sentiment > 70**, then enter long.”
* “Only enter trades when **Volatility Sentiment < 40**.”
* “Exit if **Bearish Sentiment rises above 50**.”

You can also combine them with **price action indicators**, **trend signals**, or **timing filters** for layered strategies.

### Notes

* This indicator does **not** read tweets, Reddit, or forum posts, only verified and curated crypto news sources.
* It's **not a signal on its own,** always use it as part of a broader system for best results.
* Like any news-based system, it performs best in trending or reactive market environments.

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### Related Articles

* 🔗 [Unleash the Runbot AI News Sentiment Indicator](https://runbot.io/unleash-the-runbot-ai-news-sentiment-indicator/)


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