Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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Most traders build their setups around lagging indicators like moving averages, volume, and momentum tools, and they are genuinely useful. But by definition, they only tell you what has already happened. The Wikipedia Page Views indicator takes a different approach, using alternative data to measure where public attention to a stock or crypto is building, potentially before traditional indicators ever price it in.
In this video we walk through how the indicator works, the free Wikipedia Page View Spikes scanner for finding attention surges across the market, how to use Sidekick AI to identify the catalyst behind a spike, and how to combine it with your existing technical signals.
Both the indicator and the scanner are completely free.
Add the indicator: trendspider.cc/WikiIndicator
👉 Read the full breakdown here: trendspider.cc/WikiIndicatorBlog
Most traders build their setups around lagging indicators like moving averages, volume, and momentum tools, and they are genuinely useful. But by definition, they only tell you what has already happened. The Wikipedia Page Views indicator takes a different approach, using alternative data to measure where public attention to a stock or crypto is building, potentially before traditional indicators ever price it in.
In this video we walk through how the indicator works, the free Wikipedia Page View Spikes scanner for finding attention surges across the market, how to use Sidekick AI to identify the catalyst behind a spike, and how to combine it with your existing technical signals.
Both the indicator and the scanner are completely free.
Add the indicator: trendspider.cc/WikiIndicator
