About
What Reddit’s stock communities are saying, right next to the price. See what people were posting when a stock moved, including after the market closes.
Where it comes from
Reddit. Comments from r/wallstreetbets and six other stock subreddits, read every few seconds through Reddit’s official API. Each one keeps its author’s username and links back to the comment on Reddit. Common swear words are masked, and comments with slurs aren’t shown.
Prices. Hyperliquid’s perpetual contracts on stocks, indices and commodities. They trade around the clock, so prices keep moving after hours, overnight and at weekends. When the stock market is closed, the page says so.
How to read it
- During the trading day, a move is measured from the previous US close. Outside market hours it’s measured from the last close and labelled that way: “after hours”, “overnight”, “since Friday’s close”.
- The grey bar shows how much Reddit has talked about a stock over the last six hours, compared with the most talked-about one.
- All times are UTC.
- On a stock’s page, press Replay what Reddit said and move along the chart to read what people were posting at that point.
What it isn’t
It doesn’t predict prices, and nothing here is investment advice. Headlines say what happened, not why.
How it’s built
Every comment and price keeps the time it actually happened, so a comment from 14:35 lines up with the price at 14:35 even if it arrived late. Each minute is published about two minutes after it ends, once both sides are in. Status shows how far behind each part is right now.
Privacy and Reddit
There’s no login and no tracking. A comment deleted on Reddit is deleted here too, and when an account is deleted, its username is removed from everything it wrote.