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SpaceX options volume just lapped the entire market. Reddit is going full degenerate on $210-$220 calls. Meanwhile, oil's cratering and the new Fed chair is a mystery box.
SpaceX mania has Reddit in a chokehold, but high-upvote threads are quietly surfacing plays in crypto perps, hard drives, and auto parts. Classic WSB.
Andrei Jikh dropped a video about AI returns that Reddit investing communities are losing their minds over. Spoiler: only one Mag 7 name passes the sniff test.
SpaceX closed up 19% on its first day, the Iran deal is 85% likely per a senior US official, and passive investors may have no say in any of it. Reddit is paying attention.
SpaceX closed up 19% on day one, made Musk a trillionaire, and broke Reddit. The bulls and bears are both citing the same data — somehow.
Reddit's losing its mind over SpaceX pricing this week. $70B in retail orders, 2x leveraged ETFs, and a geopolitical wildcard. Buckle up.
Markets are melting on Iran tensions and hot inflation, but Reddit's investing subs are laser-focused on $CAVA and $CBRL — and honestly? The data backs them up.
MRVL is up 7% pre-market on S&P 500 inclusion and Reddit's DD crowd got there first. LLY's obesity drug pipeline is back in the spotlight. WSB is watching closely.
Nasdaq cratered 4.8% Friday, SpaceX's $1.75T IPO is the talk of every subreddit, and Reddit's WSB is doing what it does best: arguing loudly while maybe being right.
SpaceX IPO hype is peaking on Reddit, but a viral YouTube DD is making investors ask: are passive 401(k)s just providing the exit liquidity?
Blackstone's $82B private credit fund is capping redemptions just as jobless claims hit a 3-month high and the Dow swings 1,000 points for no apparent reason. Reddit noticed.
Macy's posts its best Q1 in four years and GameStop prints record quarterly profit. WSB is confused, excited, and probably already over-leveraged.