Key Features
Real-Time Streaming & Pause Live Feed
Stocktwits streams messages in real time by default — here's how to pause and resume the live feed on web.
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Key Features
- Display Preferences & Dark Mode
- Most Active Tickers
- Attaching Images & Charts to a Post
- My Posts (Trade Journal)
- Filters on Watchlist & Trending
- Stocktwits News
- How to Post a Message
- Connect Stocktwits to ChatGPT, Claude & Other AI Assistants
- Claiming Your Crypto Token Page
- Web Notifications
- Subscribing to Creator Notifications
- Why It's Trending
- AI Earnings Summary
- How to Follow Users
- Most Bullish/Most Bearish Lists
- Most New Watchers
- Ticker Sentiment
- Stream Filters: Post Types
- CME Futures Data
- Video Upload Requirements
- Stream Topics (Beta)
- Earnings Calendar & Live Calls
- Real-Time Streaming & Pause Live Feed
- Embedding Stocktwits Widgets
- The Trending Page
- Beta Features
- Stocktwits Sentiment Index
- Mode Switching (Stocks ↔ Crypto)
- Stream Filters: Sentiment & Media
- Bullish/Bearish Sentiment Tags
- Filtering by Equities or Crypto
- Building Your Watchlist
- Advanced Search
- Direct Messages
- Using Your Watchlist
- Sorting Your Watchlist
- Polls & Top Discussions
- How to Post a Video
- The Trending Bar
On this page
Streams update in real time by default. On web, you can pause the feed if it's moving too fast to read, or resume it when you're ready for the latest posts.
How to use it
Desktop: Make sure you're on the "Latest" stream on a symbol page → Click Pause above the stream to freeze it, and click again to resume.
Apps: Real-time streaming is on by default, with no setup needed.
Why it helps: Pausing lets you read a fast-moving stream without losing your place, without turning real-time updates off entirely.
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