Reddit traders go bearish on Oracle while Palantir leads AI enthusiasm

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on November 3, 2026.

Reddit's most-discussed stocks · Nov 3
  1. 1ORCLbearish302 comments · 1.1K upvotes
  2. 2PLTRbullish310 comments · 1.1K upvotes
  3. 3INTCbearish71 comments · 935 upvotes
  4. 4AMDsplit171 comments · 954 upvotes
  5. 5METAsplit353 comments · 1.2K upvotes

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Traders are turning bearish on Oracle even as it pulls 302 comments, while Palantir is the one AI infrastructure name they're still excited about. Meta draws the heaviest chatter with opinion split both ways, and Reddit's own stock is souring fast.

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Oracle is drawing heavy Reddit discussion across 302 comments, yet the crowd's lean is bearish, so the engagement reads as skepticism investors should factor in now.

Palantir is the contrarian bright spot here, the only AI infrastructure name in this group where 310 comments of heavy engagement pair with a firmly bullish directional read from traders.

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Meta drew the heaviest traffic of any name tracked here, 353 comments, with opinion split, a high-volume two-sided debate that signals real uncertainty about near-term direction.

AMD sits in similar split territory at 171 comments, Intel is the quietest name in the group at 71 comments with a bearish read, and Reddit's own stock is the session's fastest-deteriorating sentiment story as traders sour on it.

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Mentioned: ORCL, PLTR, INTC, AMD, META

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