Guavy adds U.S. equities to its market sentiment engine

Guavy has launched real-time sentiment coverage for 32 U.S. companies, expanding its intelligence engine to a fourth market ahead of schedule. The rollout also brings a new multi-market feed, updated developer tools and a preview of enterprise features aimed at AI workflows and trading systems.

Why it matters: - Guavy is broadening its real-time market intelligence from three asset classes to four, giving traders, quants and AI agents another live source of structured sentiment data. - The launch could reduce the time and cost agents spend collecting and interpreting market information on their own. - The company is also positioning the product for broader enterprise use, not just individual developers or traders.

What happened: - Guavy launched real-time sentiment coverage for 32 U.S. companies. - Equities is now the fourth market in Guavy’s intelligence engine, following crypto, commodities and forex. - The equities rollout arrived ahead of the company’s Q4 target. - Coverage is available through a REST API and a native MCP server. - Guavy also launched unified multi-market licensing and Guavy Wire, a real-time feed that delivers thousands of scored intelligence records daily across crypto, commodities, forex and equities.

The details: - Guavy scores market information across Sentiment, Clout, Speculation, FUD/FOMO and Tone, with directional confidence and timeframe. - Scoring is adapted to each market and instrument. - Guavy’s live sentiment records are timestamped when produced and preserved rather than rewritten later, creating a point-in-time record of market sentiment. - Guavy Wire is available at the Guavy Wire. - Guavy has streamlined documentation for developers and AI agents. - The company introduced Recipes, which combine prompts with pre-written code that users can copy into their own agents or applications. - Recipes are organized and searchable by market at Guavy Recipes. - Guavy said subscriptions start at $49 per month. - A free sandbox tier gives users access to Guavy’s scored market intelligence through the REST API or native MCP server. - Guavy said its platform has handled 50M+ API calls since launching its market intelligence data platform in 2025.

Between the lines: - The early equities launch suggests Guavy’s architecture is designed to add new markets without rebuilding the core engine. - Guavy is trying to make its intelligence layer easier to adopt by bundling data access, documentation and copyable build examples. - The preview of Custom Business Solutions points to a move upmarket, where clients may want intelligence on custom universes instead of only standard market coverage. - Guavy says models are becoming more capable, which makes the quality of the intelligence they consume more important.

What’s next: - Guavy plans to launch Custom Business Solutions for enterprise clients later this quarter. - The enterprise offering will let clients apply the intelligence engine to client-defined universes, including complex portfolios, selected companies, competitors and topics. - Custom webhooks will push changes in sentiment and signals into client systems and AI workflows. - Guavy said the full enterprise offering will be announced later in Q3.

The bottom line: - Guavy is turning its market sentiment engine into a broader, multi-market data product with a clearer path into enterprise workflows.