<p>I think asking people for a list here may lead to sample bias or a small sample set.</p>
<p>If you want a more replicable approach, you could simply take the top influencers based on followers or retweets on social media platforms like Twitter, Stocktwits, etc.</p>

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<p>I'm planning an empirical study on the impact of social media on the stock market.
Therefore I would like to pick out several people who could have a big impact with their posts on social media. However, I am unsure which people I should include in the analysis.
Elon Musk or Cathie Wood could be two examples.</p>
<p>Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Or does anyone know a list of people who might be eligible?</p>

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# Persons with high sentiment impact factor

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-03-03)

I'm planning an empirical study on the impact of social media on the stock market.
Therefore I would like to pick out several people who could have a big impact with their posts on social media. However, I am unsure which people I should include in the analysis.
Elon Musk or Cathie Wood could be two examples.

Does anyone have any other suggestions?
Or does anyone know a list of people who might be eligible?

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### Answer by username_2 on 2021-03-05. Score: 3

I think asking people for a list here may lead to sample bias or a small sample set.

If you want a more replicable approach, you could simply take the top influencers based on followers or retweets on social media platforms like Twitter, Stocktwits, etc.


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