Meme-stocks GameStop and AMC top 10 most talked about stocks on Reddit's WallStreetBets forum
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Matthew Fox
Mar 15, 2022, 22:34 IST
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Reddit's WallStreetBets forum entered the mainstream at the beginning of 2021 during the GameStop craze.
Driving stocks like GameStop and AMC, retail investors congregating on the subreddit are a force in the stock market.
These are the 10 most popular stocks WallStreetBets is talking about right now.
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Following which stocks Reddit's WallStreetBets crowd is talking about was a tactic that paid off handsomely in 2021, as several have gone through epic rallies and heightened volatility.
From GameStop to AMC Entertainment, the more than 11 million-member forum has driven the conversation in so-called meme stocks that have exploded higher amid overwhelming demand from retail investors. The surge in stocks with shaky fundamentals has led to several hedge fund blowups that were caught on the opposite side of the trade betting against the company in question.
But since those short-squeezes caused destruction for some short sellers, shares of GameStop and AMC Entertainment have fallen by about 60% from their record highs as investors begin to confront the fundamental backdrop behind the companies.
As traders look to replicate the success of WallStreetBets stocks, one data aggregator is compiling the most mentioned stocks on Reddit's forum.
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These are the top 10 stocks Reddit's WallStreetBets forum is focused on right now, according to data compiled by SwaggyStocks. The list is based on mentions over the past 24 hours, and financial data is sourced from Koyfin.
10. Meta Platforms
Ticker: FB WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 124 Market Capitalization: $508 billion One-Week Performance: -1.0%
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9. Cloudfare
Ticker: NET WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 152 Market Capitalization: $27.3 billion One-Week Performance: -7.0%
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8. Amazon
Ticker: AMZN WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 159 Market Capitalization: $1.44 trillion One-Week Performance: 7.9%
Amazon Air is a cargo airline brand for Amazon freight delivery service based in Seattle, Washington.Nicolas Economou/NurPhoto via Getty Images
7. Nio
Ticker: NIO WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 160 Market Capitalization: $21.7 billion One-Week Performance: -19.7%
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6. AMC Entertainment
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Ticker: AMC WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 194 Market Capitalization: $7.0 billion One-Week Performance: -11.4%
ocial distancing stickers are placed by the concession stand at the AMC Lincoln Square 13 movie theater on March 05, 2021 in New York City. AMC Theatres reopened its New York area locations today, with new safety precautions in place, for the first time since closing in March because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.Noam Galai/WireImage/Getty Images
5. SoFi Technologies
Ticker: SOFI WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 194 Market Capitalization: $6.6 billion One-Week Performance: -16.8%
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4. Apple
Ticker: AAPL WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 374 Market Capitalization: $2.45 trillion One-Week Performance: -2.2%
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3. Tesla
Ticker: TSLA WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 591 Market Capitalization: $769.6 billion One-Week Performance: -3.4%
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2. Alibaba
Ticker: BABA WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 664 Market Capitalization: $210.8 billion One-Week Performance: -22.3%
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Alibaba, a Chinese e-commerce giant, is one of many companies criticized for its grueling work culture.Thomas Peter/Reuters
1. GameStop
Ticker: GME WallStreetBets Mentions Over Past 24 Hours: 1,270 Market Capitalization: $6.0 billion One-Week Performance: -21.0%
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