A photo illustration by Jakub Porzycki.
During the January GameStop craze, the WallStreetBets forum entered the mainstream.
Retail investors congregating on the subreddit are a force in the stock market.
WallStreetBets is talking about the 10 most popular stocks.
Several of the stocks that the WallStreetBets crowd is talking about this year have gone through epic rallies and seen heightened volatility.
The more than 11 million-member forum has driven the conversation in so-called meme stocks that have exploded higher amid overwhelming demand for 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.
The short-squeeze led by the WallStreetBets crowd led to a more than 50% decline in the value of the hedge fund. Billions of dollars in losses for short-sellers were caused by the rally in AMC Entertainment.
Since those short-squeezes caused destruction for some short sellers, shares of AMC Entertainment and GameStop have fallen by about 60 percent from their record highs.
As traders look to replicate the success of WallStreetBets stocks, one data aggregation is putting together a list of the most mentioned stocks.
According to data compiled by SwaggyStocks, the WallStreetBets forum is focused on the top 10 stocks. Financial data is from Koyfin and the list is based on mentions over the past 24 hours.
10. Microsoft.
MSFT is listed.
WallStreetBet mentioned over the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization is $2.5 trillion.
The one-week performance was 1.2%.
Brad Smith is Microsoft's Chief Legal Officer.
Stephen Brashear is a person.
9. There is a person named Palantir.
PLTR is a ticker.
WallStreetBet mentioned over the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization is $37.4 billion.
The one-week performance was 5.7%.
The headquarters of Palantir.
The Picture Alliance and the Getty Images.
8. Amazon.
AMZN is on the list.
Over the past 24 hours, WallStreetBets mentioned 170.
The market capitalization is $1.74 trillion.
The one-week performance was 4.7%.
An employee of Amazon Go.
AP Photo/Ted S. Warren
7. SoFi Technologies is a company.
The SOFI is listed.
WallStreetBet mentioned over the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization is $12.3 billion.
The one-week performance was -14.2%.
On January 3, 2021, the Los Angeles Rams and the Arizona Cardinals will play a game at Sofi Stadium.
Icon Sportswire photo by Kevin Reece.
6. It's a computer chip called aAMD.
It's the chipmaker:AMD.
WallStreetBet Mentions Over the Past 24 Hours.
Market capitalization is $161.0 billion.
The one-week performance was -7.0%.
The leader in the market isAMD.
The Maximum PC Magazine is available.
5. AMC is an entertainment company.
The AMC is listed.
WallStreetBet mentioned over the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization is $12.8 billion.
The one-week performance was -26.6%.
Adam Aron is the CEO of AMC.
Mario Anzuoni is pictured.
4. It's Nvidia.
The ticker is: NVDA.
WallStreetBet mentioned over the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization is $710.8 billion.
The one-week performance was -13.5%.
Santa Clara, California is where the Nvidia headquarters are.
The images are by Justin Sullivan.
3. It is a car called theTesla
TSLA is listed.
Over the past 24 hours, WallStreetBet mentioned 1,020.
The market capitalization is $931.0 billion.
The one-week performance was -10.5%.
There is a method for this.
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There is a method for this.
2. It is a store that sells electronics
The GME is listed.
Over the past 24 hours, WallStreetBet has mentioned 1,200.
The market capitalization is $10.3 billion.
The one-week performance was -24.1%.
The press can be viewed here
1. Apple.
The stock is AAPL.
Over the past 24 hours, WallStreetBets has mentioned 1,240.
The market capitalization is $2.80 trillion.
The one-week performance was 3.5%.
There is an Apple store.
Spencer Platt is a photographer.
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