If you’re a member of the Energy FinTwit Community, you are aware of the Friday Night Rollcall, where @EnronChairman helps us drown the sorrows of our fallen ShaleCo’s with booze and memes. In this edition of Analyzing Tweets, I’ll be digging deeper into the festivities from the 9/18/2020 edition, courtesy of the rtweet package in R.
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Network
The network once again ran deep, and we had heavy participation from regular #FinTwit as well. This time we expanded out of the US and Canada into Russia, Argentina, Denmark, and apparently Cuba (Kenny Lay).
Figure 1: The Expansive Roll Call Network
WordCloud
Like any good happy hour, plenty of mentions of alcohol, but sadly kitty misses the list this time.
Figure 2: Roll Call Wordcloud
Most Active
Who were our most active tweeters during the night?
Figure 3: Tweets By EFT Persona
BuckQuivas was quite active this week, while participation from regular #FinTwit was pretty robust.
Likes
It takes very little to throw out a tweet; which guys were generating the likes/chuckles?
Total
Figure 4: Likes By Persona
I excluded the initial roll call tweet from the count, but Kenny Lay is still coming in hot. How much is driven by volume though?
Likes Per
Figure 5: Likes Per Tweet By Persona
For a second week in a row, Dan Pickering comes in hot, dropping a single tweet that was well-liked. Of course, he got strong competition this week from Mr. Skilling and Average Coronapocalypse Investor. And the madame Eloise Williams made hay as well. I’m beginning to think likes are just a popularity contest!
Summary
And that’s it for this edition. Basically going to copy paste these things to save me some time!