Affiliate disclosure
Last updated 2026-08-06.
How we make money
ChipSentiment earns a commission when someone opens an account through a partner broker link on this site. The Trade buttons and the broker list inside each stock panel are partner links. They cost you nothing extra — the commission is paid by the broker, not added to your price.
We may also sell clearly labelled sponsored placements, run display advertising, and offer paid memberships.
The line we will not cross
Ranking is not for sale. The market board is ordered by market capitalisation, and the sentiment score is produced by a published formula. No broker, advertiser or sponsor can pay to raise a stock's position or change its score, and none has ever asked.
Sponsored content is always labelled as sponsored, sits below the top of the board, and carries no sentiment score. If you cannot tell whether something is paid for, we have failed and we want to hear about it.
Which brokers appear is a commercial decision. How stocks are ranked is not. Keeping those two separate is the only reason anything here is worth reading.
What a commission does not mean
A commercial relationship with a broker is not a recommendation of that broker, and it is not a recommendation to buy any stock you were looking at when you clicked. Compare brokers on fees, currency conversion costs, regulation and product coverage before opening an account. The cheapest broker for you may well be one that pays us nothing.
Why we disclose
Because it is required — by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, by the US Federal Trade Commission for our American readers, and by the partner programmes themselves — and because a site about market sentiment that hides its own incentives would not deserve your attention.
Questions
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