November 2, 8:00 am
In today’s digital age, social media performance is increasingly becoming a vital indicator of a company's market performance. While traditional financial metrics are crucial, alternative data from platforms like Instagram can offer valuable insights into consumer interest and brand engagement. By understanding which companies are gaining or losing followers, investors can make more informed decisions about potential stock opportunities.
One noteworthy company is SharkNinja, which has seen a substantial 45% growth in followers, bringing their total to 16,863. Despite a recent drop in stock price to $85.50, the rapid follower growth indicates a growing consumer interest that could translate into higher future sales and revenue. Similarly, Oceaneering International has increased its follower count by 21% to 14,356, suggesting rising brand awareness despite a 4% decrease in stock price.
Other companies experiencing notable growth include Ally Financial, and RBC with 21%, and 17% increases in followers respectively. These companies stand out not only for their social media traction but also for the potential market advantages a growing audience can offer.
Conversely, a decline in Instagram followers can signal waning consumer interest. Yatra.com has lost 1.5% of its followers, and while its stock has risen by 4% in the last month, the social media trend could be a warning sign.
Similarly, Super Micro Computer, Nano Nuclear Energy, Match Group, and Extreme Networks are all seeing drops in their Instagram followers, which could signal challenges in keeping customers engaged. For Match Group, this trend is notable since its brand rely on strong online visibility to attract and retain users. A steady decline in followers can point to fading brand interest or weaker marketing traction, which may lead to slower user growth and less optimism among investors. Because social media trends often move ahead of financial results, a drop in online engagement can translate into softer revenue expectations — and in turn, pressure on the stock price as market sentiment shifts.
Here are the companies with the most significant changes in Instagram followers over the past month:
| Company | Instagram Followers | Price | AI Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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SharkninjaSN |
16,863 45% |
$85.50 15.5% |
69 |
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Oceaneering InternationalOII |
14,356 21.2% |
$23.29 3.6% |
56 |
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Ally FinancialALLY |
102,401 21.1% |
$38.97 1.1% |
44 |
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RBCRY |
132,312 17.2% |
$146.50 0.8% |
54 |
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GE VernovaGEV |
21,218 14.8% |
$585.14 3.4% |
53 |
| Company | Instagram Followers | Price | AI Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Yatra.comYTRA |
95,722 1.5% |
$1.45 3.6% |
35 |
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Super Micro ComputerSMCI |
17,092 1.4% |
$51.96 1% |
52 |
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Nano Nuclear EnergyNNE |
36,499 0.9% |
$47.54 14% |
49 |
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Match GroupMTCH |
202,058 0.7% |
$32.34 6.5% |
28 |
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Extreme NetworksEXTR |
14,585 0.6% |
$19.02 6.9% |
44 |
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The toplists are ordered by change in percentage of Instagram followers over the last 30 days. Only companies with more than 10,000 followers are included.
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