WSB Alert | Micron and NVIDIA Lead, Rocket Lab USA Surges on WSB Hot Stock List

A few years ago, a short squeeze battle between retail investors and Wall Street led to the sudden popularity of the WSB forum, with a surge in user numbers, establishing it as the "retail investor hub" of the US stock market. While seemingly reckless, these retail investors are not lacking in rationality and serve as a market trend indicator.

The WSB hot stock list aims to delve into the most favored stocks of retail investors by analyzing key indicators such as mentions, likes, and discussion rankings, tracking their focus and capturing the latest US stock trends.

The latest WSB hot stock rankings on September 26 are as follows:

According to the rankings, Micron Technology ranks 1st on the WSB hot stock list. Micron Technology rose 1.88% overnight, marking a 5-day streak with a 9.64% increase over the past 5 days.

NVIDIA ranks 2nd on the WSB hot stock list. NVIDIA rose 2.18% overnight, marking a 3-day streak with a 6.47% increase over the past 3 days.

The S&P 500 ETF-SPDR ranks 3rd on the WSB hot stock list. The S&P 500 ETF-SPDR fell 0.22% overnight.

Notably, in terms of ranking changes among the top 20 on the hot stock list:

Accenture's ranking on the WSB hot stock list rose by 123 places, currently ranking 20th. Accenture fell 0.76% overnight.

Rocket Lab USA's ranking on the WSB hot stock list rose by 45 places, currently ranking 4th. Rocket Lab USA rose 13.57% overnight, marking a 5-day streak with a 21.07% increase over the past 5 days.

Rivian Automotive's ranking on the WSB hot stock list rose by 14 places, currently ranking 15th. Rivian Automotive fell 6.84% overnight, marking a 2-day decline with a 7.39% drop over the past 2 days.

The top companies include Micron Technology (670 mentions, 2766 likes), NVIDIA (514 mentions, 2556 likes), and S&P 500 ETF-SPDR (360 mentions, 1255 likes). Rocket Lab USA saw a significant rise with 162 mentions and 2977 likes.

WSB Hot Stock Company News:

Micron Technology: It is estimated that the HBM DRAM market will exceed $25 billion by 2025. Micron expects a shortage of HBM products in 2024-25 and anticipates PC growth in 2025.

NVIDIA is expected to produce 450,000 Blackwell AI GPUs in Q4. Analysts believe NVIDIA may achieve over $10 billion in revenue if the sales are successful. NVIDIA's AI servers are anticipated to adopt a slot-based design next year, starting with the GB200 Ultra, which will simplify after-sales service and server board maintenance.

Tesla has announced the release of Robotaxi on October 10th in California. Elon Musk's social media platform X company is expected to seek the resumption of services in Brazil.

Intel has launched the Xeon 6 Performance Core processor, offering up to twice the core count per socket compared to the Xeon 5, with a 1.2 times single-core performance improvement and up to 1.6 times power efficiency.

Meta Platforms' stock reached a new high, rising 2.2% to $575.77. Meta demonstrated augmented reality glasses and released the multimodal LLAMA 3.2 AI model, capable of understanding images and text. The AI chatbot has over 400 million monthly users and 185 million weekly users. Meta also launched the Quest 3S headset, priced at $299.99, available from September 25th.