Reddit: what investors are discussing

The stocks and topics drawing the most discussion on investing subreddits, with links to the threads.

Reddit (Feed desk)

Reddit is a data page on the Feed desk of Glassbox Auditing. How often eight trading subreddits name each stock, by day, week, month, quarter and year against its usual level, and posts from company and industry communities. Retail attention tends to come with retail trading in the most-discussed names, which can swing their volume and option activity.

Last updated: 8 Nov 2026.

What is on this page today?

$NVDA is named in 31 community subreddit posts in the last 24 hours, -13 on the day before — Posts in company and industry subreddits that name the ticker (counts, not sentiment); posts read without a ticker list and hardware jargon are not counted (Reddit, 8 Nov 2026)
r/MU_Stock: 1,699 comments in a day, 2.4x its usual — top post: “MU dip buyers: "I keep buying the dip and it go dipper!"” (Reddit, 5 Nov 2026) MU
$MU was the most-named ticker on Reddit's trading subreddits on 4 Nov: 532 mentions, +316 on the day before — Posts and comments in 8 trading subreddits that name each ticker, counted once per post or comment; the line is the leader's mentions per complete day (Reddit, 4 Nov 2026)
$MU drew 532 Reddit mentions on 4 Nov, 288 above its usual 244 — Mentions above the usual level: the mean of the last complete days, scaled to the posts and comments read that day; tickers with at least 5 mentions (Reddit, 4 Nov 2026)
The most-named ticker in each trading subreddit on 4 Nov: r/wallstreetbets $MU (511), r/stocks $AMD (63), r/ValueInvesting $GOOGL (47) and more — Each subreddit's own top ticker by posts and comments; the 5 subreddits with the most mentions of their leader are shown (Reddit, 4 Nov 2026)

Where does the data come from?

Items on this page come from Reddit. Each item links to its own source. All sources, how items are checked.

What does this page lead to?

Retail vs Institutions (Markets): Stocks with a jump in mentions on the trading subreddits tend to see retail's share of their volume rise the same day, since many posters trade the names they discuss. (moves the same way; same day; company scale) Source: Arctic Shift Reddit archive (every public post and comment, archived as it is made).
Today's Spikes (Options): Many posts on r/wallstreetbets and r/options are about short-dated calls, so a surge in a name's mentions tends to come with option volume spikes in it. (moves the same way; same day; company scale) Source: Robinhood options market data (OPRA).
Products & Share (Companies): Posts in a company's own subreddit about launches, price changes or problems are an early read on customer reaction before the product revenue is reported. (moves the same way; weeks; company scale) Source: Arctic Shift Reddit archive (every public post and comment, archived as it is made).
Service Outages (Companies): Users tend to post about an outage in a service's subreddit within minutes, often before its official status page changes; Service Outages shows the official incidents. (moves the same way; minutes; company scale) Source: OutageDeck public API (cloud and SaaS provider status, normalized from official status pages).
Company Reports (Calendar): Mentions of a stock tend to jump around its results date; Company Reports gives the date and how the report compared with expectations. (moves the same way; results week; company scale) Source: Arctic Shift Reddit archive (every public post and comment, archived as it is made).

What feeds this page?

YouTubers (Feed): A stock pick that draws far more views than a creator's usual tends to be discussed on the trading subreddits in the following days, where the mention counts show it. (moves the same way; days; company scale) Source: Arctic Shift Reddit archive (every public post and comment, archived as it is made).