Reverse God Index vs TOPIX

An index of Japanese stock market sentiment derived from the posts of the "Reverse God" account. We verify that the index rises when the Reverse God is bullish, moving inversely to TOPIX.

Stock-Related Posts
DateScore
2026/08/02 14:47Slightly Bearish -35View on X
2026/08/02 14:32Bearish -65View on X
2026/08/02 12:58Neutral 0View on X
2026/08/02 04:22Slightly Bullish +18View on X
2026/08/02 02:32Slightly Bullish +35View on X
2026/08/01 21:58Slightly Bearish -15View on X
2026/08/01 12:30Neutral 0View on X
2026/08/01 10:34Slightly Bullish +15View on X
2026/08/01 05:18Slightly Bearish -25View on X
2026/07/31 23:05Slightly Bearish -45View on X
2026/07/31 15:06Neutral 0View on X
2026/07/31 13:54Bearish -70View on X
2026/07/31 12:38Bullish +50View on X
2026/07/31 12:09Neutral 0View on X
2026/07/31 12:07Neutral 0View on X
2026/07/31 10:25Bullish +65View on X
2026/07/31 06:45Bearish -70View on X
2026/07/31 06:35Bearish -50View on X
2026/07/31 06:30Bullish +55View on X
2026/07/31 06:07Bullish +55View on X
Developer's Note
  • This content was created as an April Fools' joke in 2026.
    • We did not obtain permission from the Reverse God themselves to create this content. We hope they won't be upset.
    • We were careful not to violate X's terms of service.
  • During the tracking period (roughly August 2025 to April 2026), the Reverse God has consistently maintained a negative stance toward the stock market.
    • As a result, it moves inversely to the generally upward-trending TOPIX.
  • The Reverse God sometimes makes extremely bullish posts (such as "the Nikkei is heading to 70,000"), but often posts bearish content on the same day, canceling out the bullish post.
    • It seems that no matter which way the market moves, they end up being called the "Reverse God."
    • The volatility of their statements within a single day is huge.
  • What would it take to graduate from being a "Reverse God"?
    • By shifting the basic stance on the market from bearish to bullish, the probability that the market moves opposite to their statements should drop significantly.
    • Because bullish/bearish statements switch frequently within short periods, some statements may be cherry-picked to portray them as a Reverse God. Reducing the volatility of their market stance should prevent this.
    • Conversely, by keeping a basically bearish stance while frequently switching between bullish and bearish statements in short periods, you too might become a Reverse God.
  • Going forward, we want to watch whether the inverse correlation continues if either the Reverse God Index or TOPIX undergoes a trend reversal.
    • If they do become inversely correlated, it will also be interesting to see which one leads.
    • If the Reverse God Index reverses trend first, followed shortly after by TOPIX, that would prove the Reverse God Index's predictive lead.
    • Due to the situation in Iran, Japanese stocks have entered an adjustment phase, but so far the Reverse God has remained consistently bearish.
  • Statements are scored using Gemini 2.5 Flash, based on the post text and any attached images.
    • We instruct the model not to score posts unrelated to the market, but exclusion may not always work correctly. Please be aware of this in advance.
    • Note that the Reverse God posts a lot of images.
  • If you'd like other Reverse Gods evaluated, please send@kabu_visionyour recommended Reverse God X accounts.
    • Evaluating a Reverse God costs money too, so whether we actually investigate is decided at our own discretion.
  • Aggregating things this way makes the Reverse God look like just "someone who is basically bearish but occasionally makes outlandishly bullish statements," but there may be some other reason people treat the Reverse God with such reverence. To uncover that mystery, I headed to Okuhida in Gifu...
April 1, 2026, Maihyaku (Kabu Vision developer)