Reddit's Crowd Turns Bearish on Microsoft Ahead of Earnings

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on October 27, 2026.

Reddit's most-discussed stocks · Oct 27
  1. 1MSFTbearish363 comments · 1.9K upvotes
  2. 2RDDTsplit280 comments · 462 upvotes
  3. 3METAsplit105 comments · 588 upvotes
  4. 4GMEbearish102 comments · 446 upvotes
  5. 5NVDAbullish125 comments · 341 upvotes

NVDAheating up

RDDTsouring

Microsoft is the loudest name on Reddit today with 363 comments, and the mood there is bearish heading into big-tech earnings season. Nvidia is the one heating up, while traders are souring on Reddit's own stock.

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Microsoft drew 363 comments on Reddit on October 27, making it the most-discussed stock in the tracker by a wide margin, with the crowd's mood tilted bearish heading into big-tech earnings season.

GameStop was also leaning bearish with 102 comments, giving the negative sentiment a broader footprint beyond just Microsoft. Meta and Reddit's own stock both registered split sentiment, meaning traders are genuinely divided on where those names head from here.

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Nvidia stood out as the one name drawing clearly bullish commentary, pulling 125 comments. It is the only stock in the group where the Reddit crowd appears to be leaning in rather than pulling back, which is notable given how closely Nvidia's fortunes track the broader AI spending narrative.

Sentiment on Reddit's stock itself is souring, an awkward dynamic given that the platform is the very source of this crowd signal. With 280 comments, the stock is generating plenty of chatter, but the tone suggests traders are growing skeptical of where it goes next.

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