TREND: Trending on Godel Command

TREND is the Godel Terminal command for viewing the most-searched tickers in Godel, ranked by search count across all users with timeframe filters from 1 hour to 1 month.

TREND command showing trending searches on Godel Terminal ranked by popularity

How to use TREND

Command:

TREND

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Timeframe Tabs

Select a timeframe to filter trending data:

TabWindow
1HSearches in the last hour, shown in minute intervals.
24HSearches in the last 24 hours, shown in 1-hour intervals.
WEEKSearches in the last week, shown in 1-hour intervals.
MONTHSearches in the last month, shown in 1-hour intervals.

Click the refresh icon (⟳) to manually update results. Data automatically refreshes every 30 seconds.

Display Columns

ColumnDescription
TickerSecurity symbol
CountTotal searches within the selected timeframe
NameCompany or instrument name
GraphSparkline showing search activity distribution across the timeframe
LastCurrent price
Chg %Percentage change from previous close
ChgAbsolute price change
VolumeShare volume traded
TimeLast trade timestamp

Ticker Click Behavior

Click any ticker to open its default view. This behavior can be customized in settings PDF.

TREND command showing trending searches on Godel Terminal ranked by popularity

Delisted Securities

If a ticker appears with a strikethrough, it has been delisted. Hover over the ticker to see "Delisted" tooltip. Delisted tickers may still appear in trending if users recently searched for them.

TREND command showing trending searches on Godel Terminal ranked by popularity

Data Source

Search counts are aggregated across all Godel Terminal users. Any ticker search in any component or the main terminal counts toward the total.

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FAQ

What does TREND do?
TREND is the Godel Terminal trending on godel command.
How do I open TREND in Godel Terminal?
Type TREND in the terminal.
Is TREND available on all plans?
TREND requires a paid subscription. It is not available on free (piker) or trial accounts.

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