What's up everyone. I created an algo that scans the most popular trading sub-reddits and logs the tickers mentioned in due-diligence or discussion-styled posts. Instead of scanning for how many times each ticker was mentioned in a comment, I logged how popular the post was among the sub-reddit. Essentially if it makes it to the 'hot' page then it will most likely be on this list. There are two parts to this post. The first is for posts that were submitted in the most active trading sub-reddits (such as this one), and the second part has the most mentioned tickers from the WSB sub-reddit.
How can I use this list?
The best way to use this data is to learn about new tickers that might be trending. As an example, I probably would have never known about the ARK etfs, or even Palantir, until they started trending on Reddit. This gives many people an opportunity to learn about these stocks and decide if they want to invest in them or not. The data on this list is limited to one post per ticker. I've taken the most 'popular' post for that ticker on whichever sub-reddit it may have been. What I've found is that normally if tickers begin to trend on one sub-reddit then generally-speaking there will be posts for the same ticker on various other sub-reddits. Here's the data from the last week.
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Hi! I’m Adam Moelis. I'm the co-founder of Yotta Savings, a 100% free app that uses behavioral psychology to help people save money by making saving exciting. For every $25 deposited into an FDIC-insured Yotta Savings account, users get a recurring ticket into our weekly random number drawings with chances to win prizes ranging from $0.10 to the $10 million jackpot. Even if you don't win a prize, you still get paid over 2x the national average on your savings. A Freakonomics podcast has described prize-linked savings accounts as a "no-lose lottery".
As a personal finance and behavioral psychology nerd (Nudge, Thinking Fast and Slow, etc.), I was excited by the idea of building a product that could help people, but that also had business potential. I stumbled across a pair of statistics; 40% of Americans can’t come up with $400 for an emergency & the average household spends over $640 every year on the lottery. Yotta Savings was the product of my reconciling of those two stats.
As part of building Yotta Savings, I spent a ton of time studying how lotteries and scratch tickets across the country work, consulting with behind-the-scenes state lottery employees, and working with PhDs on understanding the psychology behind why people play the lottery despite it being such a sub-optimal financial decision.
Ask me anything about lottery odds, the psychology behind why people play the lottery, or about how a no-lose lottery works.
Proof https://imgur.com/a/qcZ4OSA
Update: Wow, I’m blown away by all of your questions, comments, and suggestions for me. I’m pretty exhausted so I’m going to go ahead and wrap this up at 8PM ET. Thanks to everyone for asking questions!
r/AITA (am I the asshole) rejected this post because there is no interpersonal conflict. Im posting here because I need some perspective...
Since COVID started, I quit my gym and started running laps around a track at my neighborhood park. It’s easier to keep away from people/run a consistent speed on a track than on the sidewalk.
99% of people walk or run in a counter-clockwise direction around the track. I assume that’s standard everywhere; at least that’s been my experience at ever6 track I’ve used in my 39 years on this planet.
But every now and then, there’s 1 guy that runs clockwise around the track. When I’ve witnessed this, there has been at least 1 person there before him (me) running counter-clockwise. On Saturday, there were 8 people going counter-clockwise before this jackass shows up to run in the opposite direction . He has to bob and weave between people and hop inside the track to make room for everyone.
I’ve never said anything to this guy, and I never will. I don’t know if he has an injury or superstition or ptsd that makes him break the rules of polite society. But inside I am boiling with hate lava every time I see this guy. I feel a justified Larry David level of petty righteousness about this.
Am I the asshole for being pissed off at anyone who runs in the “wrong direction” on the track?
Over the course of 3 years I put together this playlist that contains all the radio tracks from 3,NV,4,76 and some of the best mods. The full list of sources is found in its description.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqFPbPJJybAzxndCNUAqK1k9C5SbKJco0
Edit: thanks I'm glad everyone liked the playlist also I saw some recommendations and I'll work on keeping the playlist updated and functional cause yt is gonna be yt.
As a new homeowner and total spreadsheet nerd, I'm looking to set up something to track all of the monthly, seasonal, etc. maintenance tasks around the house. Was curious to see if anyone on here had done something similar they would like to share as a template? If not, I'll definitely share what I come up with for others!
I created an algo that scans the most popular trading sub-reddits and logs the tickers mentioned in due-diligence or discussion-styled posts. Instead of scanning for how many times each ticker was mentioned in a comment, I logged how popular the post was among the sub-reddit. Essentially if it makes it to the 'hot' page, regardless of the subreddit, then it will most likely be on this list. There are two parts to this post. The first is for posts that were submitted in the most active trading sub-reddits (such as this one), and the second part has the most mentioned tickers from the WSB sub-reddit.
How is "Hype" calculated?
Well, this is a little tricky but it's based on the engagement that the post received in that sub-reddit relative to other posts in the same sub-reddit
How can I use this list?
The best way to use this data is to learn about new tickers that might be trending. As an example, I probably would have never known about the ARK etfs, or even Palantir, until they started trending on Reddit. This gives many people an opportunity to learn about these stocks and decide if they want to invest in them or not. The data on this list is limited to one post per ticker. I've taken the most 'popular' post for that ticker on whichever sub-reddit it may have been. What I've found is that normally if tickers begin to trend on one sub-reddit then generally-speaking there will be posts for the same ticker on various other sub-reddits. Here's the data from the last week.
Most Hyped Stock Threads
| Title | Tickers | Avg Hype % |
|---|---|---|
| GME shorts get crushed as explained by Cramer ... big WSB shout out, the first of two in the show tonight | GME | 300+% |
| Tesla passes Facebook to become fifth most valuable U.S. company | FB, TSLA | 300+% |
| Citi wants a war? Let’s give them a war! PLTR | PLTR | 300+% |
| ARKX. ARK invest Space Exploration ETF. SEC Filiing below | ARKW, ARKF, ARKK, ARKG | 300+% |
| Nio Is the Next Tesla, Jim Cramer Says | TSLA, NIO | 300+% |
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