Today’s trending Reddit stocks

Here are some of the most mentioned stocks on Reddit in the past 24 hours.

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RankLogo CodeStock Mentions 24-hour mentions changeUpvotes Latest close price 3-month price chart
1 Tesla 383 935%1,565 N/A
2 SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust 313 354%1,130 N/A
3 NVIDIA 219 421%1,521 N/A
4 MicroStrategy 142 1,320%487 N/A
5 Invesco QQQ ETF 110 450%277 N/A
6 Broadcom 102 278%312 N/A
7 Nebius Group 90 592%246 N/A
8 Milestone Pharmaceuticals 81 440%290 N/A
9 Oracle 77 157%249 N/A
10 Amazon 69 3,350%283 N/A
11 Meta Platforms (Facebook) 63 1,475%287 N/A
12 DTE Energy 51 240%130 N/A
13 Robinhood 51 1,600%172 N/A
14 Rocket Lab USA 48 433%141 N/A
15 Applied Blockchain 39 3,800%124 N/A
16 Antero Midstream 37 640%147 N/A
17 Alphabet (Google) 36 350%195 N/A
18 Netflix 35 775%103 N/A
19 Palantir 33 200%142 N/A
20 Micron Technology 32 100%139 N/A
21 Iris Energy 32 433%82 N/A
22 Alphabet (Google) 30 900%109 N/A
23 Reddit 28 2,700%102 N/A
24 Microsoft 27 170%63 N/A
25 Vanguard S&P 500 ETF 27 -37%337 N/A
26 AST SpaceMobile 27 200%191 N/A
27 SSgA Active Trust - SSgA SPDR Gold Shares 26 333%77 N/A
28 AMD 24 243%58 N/A
29 Telephone and Data Systems 24 2,300%79 N/A
30 Carvana 23 283%239 N/A
31 BlackRock Institutional Trust Company N.A. - BTC iShares Russell 2000 20 1,900%66 N/A
32 Eversource Energy 19 850%327 N/A
33 Chemours 19 217%100 N/A
34 CoreWeave 18 125%57 N/A
35 Apple 17 750%45 N/A
36 iQIYI 16 167%46 N/A
37 CLEAR Secure 15 1,400%336 N/A
38 Costco 14 1,300%28 N/A
39 Comcast 14 1,300%84 N/A
40 1-800-Flowers 14 1,300%92 N/A
41 Advisorshares Trust - AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF 14 1,300%35 N/A
42 Tilray 14 27%46 N/A
43 Gartner 13 86%75 N/A
44 BlackRock Institutional Trust Company N.A. - BTC iShares Silver Trust 13 225%26 N/A
45 Pintec Technology 13 550%19 N/A
46 Rivian 13 1,200%31 N/A
47 ServiceNow 12 1,100%37 N/A
48 iRobot 12 140%27 N/A
49 Ondas Holdings 12 71%31 N/A
50 Supermicro 11 1,000%21 N/A
51 Beyond Meat 11 267%57 N/A
52 Canopy Growth 11 175%32 N/A
53 Rigetti Computing 11 N/A16 N/A
54 Walmart 10 400%220 N/A
55 Visteon 10 400%1,300 N/A
56 Opendoor 10 400%32 N/A
57 Novo Nordisk 9 800%21 N/A
58 Eli Lilly 9 800%26 N/A
59 Fortress Biotech 9 N/A14 N/A
60 Alamos Gold 9 -83%14 N/A
61 Vanguard Group, Inc. - Vanguard Total World Stock ETF 9 -53%23 N/A
62 Ocean Power Technologies 9 800%20 N/A
63 Permian Resources 9 350%28 N/A
64 Richtech Robotics 9 800%30 N/A
65 Artiva Biotherapeutics 9 N/A63 N/A
66 Mastercard 8 700%5 N/A
67 Allstate 8 -20%11 N/A
68 Southern Company 8 167%-53 N/A
69 ON Semiconductor 8 700%20 N/A
70 cbdMD 8 700%37 N/A
71 O-I Glass 8 700%16 N/A
72 ProShares Trust - ProShares UltraPro QQQ 8 14%13 N/A
73 Sweetgreen 8 700%261 N/A
74 Planet Labs 8 60%24 N/A
75 Cipher Mining 8 N/A17 N/A
76 TMC the metals company 8 N/A172 N/A
77 Trump Media & Technology Group 8 700%40 N/A
78 OneStream 8 60%7 N/A
79 General Motors 7 40%13 N/A
80 Starbucks 7 600%240 N/A
81 ASML 7 600%84 N/A
82 iShares Trust - iShares 0-3 Month Treasury Bond ETF 7 250%15 N/A
83 City Office REIT 7 600%50 N/A
84 Canaan 7 600%26 N/A
85 Greenwich LifeSciences 7 600%21 N/A
86 Immunome 7 N/A17 N/A
87 Pfizer 6 500%9 N/A
88 Ingersoll Rand 6 500%43 N/A
89 Osisko Gold Royalties 6 500%14 N/A
90 Forestar Group 6 500%37 N/A
91 Oklo 6 50%21 N/A
92 Adobe 5 400%7 N/A
93 PayPal 5 150%5 N/A
94 IBM 5 400%7 N/A
95 UnitedHealth 5 150%24 N/A
96 Morgan Stanley 5 400%35 N/A
97 The Trade Desk 5 67%6 N/A
98 Interactive Brokers 5 25%10 N/A
99 Uber 5 150%69 N/A
100 Boyd Gaming 5 400%16 N/A

To generate this list, we’ve aggregated trending stock information from Reddit’s most active subs, including r/WSB, r/stocks, r/investing and r/ShortSqueeze.

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Why does Reddit have any impact on the stock market?

At the start of 2021, Reddit cemented itself as a key trading indicator for many seasoned and institutional investors around the world. This was because GameStop, a US-based video game retailer, spiked over 700% during a frenzied few days at the end of January.

GameStop sky-rocketed around 8,000% over six months. The stock became a piece in a rather complicated financial power struggle puzzle between a major hedge fund, Melvin Capital, and a group of internet investors who congregated on Reddit. GameStop became the subject of what’s known as ‘short selling’, a process in which professional investors borrow shares of stock to sell them and then buy them back at a later date, allowing them to make a profit if the stock price goes down. In simple terms, short-selling is a bet that the company will fail, with infinite loss potential.

Long story short, Reddit investors found an opportunity to make some money by aggressively buying GameStop stocks, which resulted in an internet pile on, with everyone from Elon Musk to Wolf of Wall Street’s Jason Belfort wading into the debate and hype. A boom of coverage of the now infamous subreddit r/WallStreetBets made sure the frenzy continued through January.

We’ve compiled some of the trending Reddit stocks above to give you some inspiration, but if you’d like to take a look at Reddit yourself, here’s how you can find trending stocks on Reddit:

  1. Go to investing subreddits. Some examples are r/WallStreetBets, r/Stocks, r/Investing and r/PennyStocks. If you’re looking for specific categories, like dividend stocks, you can search for other subreddits.
  2. Sort the posts. You can do this with the “hot”, “new” and “top” buttons above the posts and choose a time period to sort by.
  3. Read the discussions. You can find out what people are talking about and read their research to find out why the stock is trending.
  4. Do your own research. Before you dive in and invest, look into the stock yourself and weigh up the risks involved.

Does Reddit matter to ordinary investors?

The GameStop scenario tells us that, yes, it does. For example during the frenzy, brokerages were forced to suspend trading of certain stocks, and even caused outages of entire apps. This was due to the intense strain put on the infrastructure of brokerages and trading apps, many of which received unprecedented volumes of trades and new sign ups.

The GameStop affair has also caused a lasting shift in the analysis conducted by institutions. The internet has empowered retail investors, the combined force of which now matched institutions when it comes to buying power and volume. This changed the dynamics of investing somewhat, you’d think in favour of the little guy – though it remains to be seen if retail investor success has eaten into the profits of the big guns on Wall Street.

Reddit stocks list

Reddit has provided some of the most dramatic investing stories since the start of 2020, the most famous of those being the GameStop frenzy. Some of the most commonly talked about stocks include GameStop, AMC Entertainment, Tesla and BlackBerry.

Is Reddit a reliable place to research stocks?

The internet has been used for talking about stocks and investments since its inception. Reddit is just the latest evolution of that. There are some advantages to researching stocks on Reddit, as well as some things you should watch out for.

Advantages:

  • Anonymized forums can provide protection and create an unbiased environment which allows fruitful discussions to thrive. For example, it’s not unheard of for genuine employees at companies to participate and share genuine insight which can help readers achieve higher gains.
  • Reddit’s used globally. You can get access to insight no matter what time it is, whether you’re an early bird, up at the brink of dawn, or a night owl that prefers late night stock searching.
  • The voting system helps you filter discussions. This is great for filtering out some of the nonsense and getting straight to the good stuff.

Things to watch out for:

  • It can be difficult to verify the authority of posters. This means that you don’t really ever know the credibility of anyone in these forums, and should use insight from several sources when researching.
  • There’s a tendency for groupthink. This means that you don’t get a balanced discussion.
  • Some of these stocks can be riskier Sometimes stocks like OTC (pink sheet) stocks are mentioned, which are riskier. Stocks can become riskier once they’ve taken off a bit, as they can become very volatile.

Like any form of research, Reddit offers some things you can’t get elsewhere, but should probably just form a part of your overall research process – as opposed to being the start and end of your digging.

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