RDDTReddit Inc.

$RDDT has taken a big hit this year, but the latest valuation analysis suggests the stock could be trading below its intrinsic value. Now that Reddit is also joining the S&P 500, the story is getting even more interesting. 

The big question is whether Reddit’s strong advertising growth and AI data opportunities can outweigh concerns around traffic and valuation.

Do you think $RDDT is a bargain at these levels, or does the stock still have more downside?

$RDDT is getting a major boost as Reddit prepares to join the S&P 500, putting the company in front of an even bigger pool of institutional investors.

The move is another sign of how far Reddit has come since going public, with its advertising business and growing user base driving stronger investor interest.

Do you think $RDDT has more room to run from here?

it is really interesting to see Reddit make it into the big leagues so quickly after their ipo. i wonder how much the forced buying from index funds will help $RDDT keep this momentum going into the next few months. what do you all think about their long-term growth potential now?

$RDDT jumped about 12% after being selected to join the S&P 500. Honestly, that's a pretty big milestone for a company that only went public in 2024. Let's see if this brings even more attention to the stock.

Sam Altman’s stake in $RDDT is getting fresh attention as investors look at how much his early investment has grown alongside Reddit’s strong performance.

Altman has been a major early backer of Reddit, and the position highlights how valuable some of his pre-IPO bets have become.

Would you have held $RDDT from the early days, or would you take profits after the run?

$NVDA $MSFT $ORCL $RDDT all continuing to push higher. 📈🔥

The momentum remains strong, and several Premium Desk names are still delivering.

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Who’s still riding these winners? 👀💰🔥

Feels like the market acts like AI is the only place where growth exists, but there are still some really interesting companies outside of that trade.

A few I’ve been watching:

• Internet ads  $APP and $RDDT are proving you don’t need to be Meta to grow ad revenue like crazy. Growth still looks strong.

• Latam $NU and $MELI both got hit over macro fears, but the actual business growth hasn’t slowed much at all. Feels like people are focusing too much on short term noise.

• American fintech $FIGR just put up a huge quarter. 100% YoY growth and strong sequential growth even when origination should’ve slowed seasonally. Whether people like the “blockchain” angle or not, something is clearly working.

Curious what other non-AI growth names people here are watching right now.

$RDDT revenue growth looks strong so far, but the stock is swinging a lot after earnings report. Feels like people are still trying to figure out how valuable the platform really is. I think it's amazing considering all the communities and people but not sure about it as a profitable stock

Anyone else watching $RDDT and feeling confused?

Steve Huffman has been selling shares pretty aggressively, and the timing + optics just don’t look great from a shareholder perspective. Instead of boosting confidence, it kind of feels like management is adding pressure.

Short sellers couldn’t ask for better setup.

Maybe I’m missing something here, but right now it feels more self-inflicted than market-driven.

Curious how everyone else is reading this.