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Health is a trend reference from public data only. It says nothing about the account's standing on X; X's own status is authoritative.
| Metric | Today | Yesterday | 7 days | 14 days | 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tweet views | ≥ 85 | ≥ 37.5K | ≥ 255K | ≥ 507K | ≥ 507K |
| Posts | 0 | 12 | 39 | ≥ 68 | ≥ 68 |
| Replies sent | 2 | 161 | 666 | ≥ 1,100 | ≥ 1,100 |
| Growth | +1 | +12 | +31 | — | — |
| Avg views / post | 4,554 | 4,554 | 4,554 | 4,554 | 4,554 |
| Top post | 0 | ≥ 4,434 | ≥ 78.0K | ≥ 101K | ≥ 101K |
This page counts only the account's own tweets; retweets are excluded. Avg views / post uses tweets past 24h only. "≥" means the window still holds tweets gathering views / replies, or only part of it was updated (earliest update: 10-23 22:00), so the real value is at least this; "—" means data is incomplete, not zero.
X doesn't publish creator payouts. Paid cycles only show collected figures: "Verified" = checked and entered by us, "Tweet" = the amount the account posted itself (verified), "Reported" = a reviewed user report; nothing collected means "—". The amber bar beside each cycle is the estimate kept from before it was paid, to show how close it came. "This cycle so far" is an estimate, always $ per million views × this cycle's views (average daily tweet views over the last 14 days, replies included, retweets not, × days elapsed). Accounts with a known payout use their own rate (payout ÷ that cycle's views, with 14 days of the account's average daily views standing in where that cycle wasn't fully collected); others use the site-wide average, currently $131.59. The average comes from 333 accounts with a known payout. A ballpark only. Know the real figure? Use "Report revenue" above.
Hey Canadians, 🍁🇨🇦 Whoever is using Rogers just note they’re adding a 1.6% fee for paying your bill by credit card starting Jan 17, 2027 $100 bill = $1.60 extra. Every month. Rogers says card fees cost them ~$150M a …
Hey Canadians, If you day trade heavily in a TFSA, CRA can treat it as a business. That means - gains may become taxable - you can lose TFSA protection on those trades A TFSA is for investing, not a free day-trading acc…
Canadian investors, I’m curious. If you had to choose ONE strategy for the next 20 years: Buy and hold $XEQT.TO Build your own portfolio of individual Canadian stocks Which would you choose, and why? Let’s hear your rea…
Important reminder to my Canadian friends who are holding American Dividends Stocks or ETF’s in their TFSA!
October has been a challenging month for my TFSA. 🇨🇦📉 Currently down 1.93% over the past month, but my long-term investment strategy remains unchanged. Still hoping to finish October in the green.
By UTC day: the growth title goes to #1 on that day's board, the posts / replies sent / views titles to #1 among the tweets collected that day. Today's entries can still change.
