Research
Years of r/wallstreetbets — millions of comments, every ticker mention scored bullish or bearish by our purpose-built model, matched against market data. Here we use that dataset to answer one question at a time. Not financial advice.
When SpaceX finally listed as SPCX, the loudest space bet on r/wallstreetbets was SPCE — a different company whose ticker just sounds like the rocket maker. It tripled on the rumor, peaked eleven days before SpaceX ever traded, then round-tripped. The sound-alike trade, reconstructed day by day.
Read the study →Micron is now the most-talked-about ticker on r/wallstreetbets — ahead of Nvidia, ahead of every meme stock. But the crowd showed up with the stock already up 612% off its low. Late, loud… and, by the tape so far, not wrong.
Read the study →At its January 2021 peak, GameStop filled one in every seven comments on r/wallstreetbets. Today it's a rounding error. Six years of mentions, crowd stance and price — and an answer to whether attention ever led the tape, or always chased it.
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