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Brexit Twitter sentiment analyses – #Remain side ahead

June 23, 2016

23/06/16 09:00 – 14:00 CET   The average Brexit opinion remains stable on the ‘Remain’ side, as identified during the last days. The volume of the ‘Remain’ tweets is slightly bigger than ‘Leave’. Per minute there are more tweets for ‘Remain’ than for ‘Leave’. Volatility of the signal remains low and stable.   The vote… » read more

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‘Remain’ is getting weaker

The Twitter sentiment analysis indicates that ‘Remain’ is still on course to a victory but is getting weaker. In general the win side will most likely have a marginal victory, as ‘Remain/Leave’ vote is going to be very tight. The monitoring performed by the SSIX consortium shows a weakening pattern over the last 72h for… » read more

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#Leave campaign gains, #Remain still on course to victory

June 22, 2016

A slight weakening in the ‘Remain’ side can be noticed. ‘Remain’ opinion is still within the positive range, showing small volatility but a slightly downward trend, while ‘Leave’ opinion is gaining some momentum. Overall the monitoring performed shows us a side-ways/ horizontal ‘Remain’ trend as preference of Twitter users. Percentage share of Tweets: 59.9% ‘Remain’… » read more

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SSIX provides European SMEs with easy tools to use social media data for their investment decisions. It has been partially funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 645425.


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