Most mentioned stocks, week by week.

The most mentioned stocks on finance X, Reddit and Substack, week by week, with the bull and bear split and a signal score for each.

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September 14-20, 2026

Most mentioned stocks, week of September 14 to 20, 2026
#TickerCompanyMentionsBull : BearScore
1NVDANvidia11468 : 2877
2METAMeta8464 : 2386
3NBISNebius7484 : 1478
4INTCIntel5582 : 1171
5MUMicron5576 : 2078

Top 5 as of Sep 18, 2026: NVDA, META, NBIS, INTC and MU

Questions about this board

A mention is one public post naming the ticker, across the curated finance X accounts, subreddits and newsletters Quantral reads. Posts are counted Monday to Sunday, and each week's counts and scores are taken once, on the as-of date printed under its table.

X accounts, subreddits and newsletters that Quantral curates and reads. A source Quantral does not read is not counted, so a low number means thin coverage of that name in this crowd rather than silence.

Bull : Bear is the share of the week’s posts that made a bullish call on the ticker against the share that made a bearish one, and the rest is neutral chatter. Score is Quantral’s 0 to 100 signal score from the app, which weights posts by how that account’s past calls turned out.

No. Each week here is a snapshot, taken on its as-of date and left alone afterwards, and counts for the latest week run through its as-of date when the week is still in progress. The current picture, with today’s counts and the sentiment behind them, is in the app.

Yes. The week picker above the table opens every week we have published, and each week also has its own anchor link. A week we wrote up links to the blog post under its table.

A Reddit tracker counts one platform. This board counts X, Reddit and newsletters together, and it shows which way the posts leaned rather than volume alone. We keep a separate finance X board too.

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