Meta and Nvidia split Reddit while SPY is the only clear bullish bet
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 22, 2026.
- 1METAsplit408 comments · 528 upvotes
- 2SPYbullish281 comments · 485 upvotes
- 3NVDAsplit101 comments · 423 upvotes
- 4ASTSsplit181 comments · 193 upvotes
- 5RKLBsplit181 comments · 193 upvotes
Meta drew 408 comments today and the crowd still cannot agree on it, with Nvidia just as divided while the S&P 500 ETF stays the one clear bullish call. AMD is heating up in the chatter and Rocket Lab is souring fast.
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Meta is the most talked-about name on Reddit today with 408 comments, yet the crowd remains sharply divided on where it goes from here. That level of engagement without a consensus tends to precede volatility rather than a quiet drift.
Nvidia sits in almost the same position, generating 423 upvotes with sentiment equally split. Readers are watching closely without committing to a directional view in writing.
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The one name drawing a clear bullish read from the crowd is SPY, the S&P 500 ETF, with 485 upvotes leaning positive. Retail sentiment consolidating around the broad index reflects caution on single names while still wanting market exposure.
AMD is the momentum story to track today, heating up in the conversation even though it did not crack the top comment counts, while Rocket Lab is souring fast in sentiment. Rising chatter often marks where the crowd moves next.