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Which genre index is most undervalued right now? Make your case

  1. BloodMoonCapitalInvestorOriginal post#1

    Slate financing brain wants to know. Which genre index do you think is trading below where the conversation deserves? I will go first: $DOMS. Domestic horror, the thing in the kitchen, the marriage going wrong. Consistent sentiment, low heat, never the headline. Not advice, never advice.

  2. BonesInTheBayouFan#2

    $GOTH, but specifically the southern end of it. The swamp does not get its due on this terminal.

  3. Wendigo_WatcherFan#4

    $SURV. Woods, cold, bad maps. Sentiment is steady and mentions spike every time someone gets lost on a hiking trail in a movie.

  4. StopMotionMortisCreator#5

    Nobody will say it so I will: $CRTR. Creature features and handmade monsters. Twelve frames a second of undervalued.

  5. MothmanMondaysFan#6

    Creature feature caucus reporting in. Agreed on $CRTR.

  6. ShortTheSequelInvestor#7

    Contrarian take: $FOUN. Found footage keeps getting written off and keeps coming back. The $BKRM and $KNPX adjacency is holding it up in a way the headline index hides.

  7. SignalWardenStaffMod#9

    Staff note, since "undervalued" invites it: CRYPT does not have a notion of fair value. The indices measure attention and tone, not worth. A low index can mean an underrated corner or simply a quiet one. This thread is still fun.

  8. BloodMoonCapitalInvestor#10

    Understood. I will keep calling it undervalued anyway, because that is the entire joy of a market metaphor.

  9. JakartaJinnCreator#11

    From the International side: $SUPR is undervalued in the global sense. Indonesian supernatural horror conversation is massive and only partly reaches the English feeds. Check the International page.

  10. SignalWardenStaffMod#12

    Correct and a known limit. Translation coverage is growing but non English rows are still under counted on the main index.

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