WSB Alert | S&P 500 ETF Tops WSB List Amid JD.com's 29% Surge

A few years ago, a short squeeze battle between retail investors and Wall Street made the WSB forum an overnight sensation, with user numbers skyrocketing. Since then, it has been regarded as the "retail investor hub" for US stocks. Although seemingly reckless, these retail investors are not without reason, serving as a market trend indicator.

The WSB hot stock list aims to delve into individual stocks mentioned frequently, their likes, and ranking to unearth the favorites of retail investors, track their focal points, and grasp the latest trends in US stocks.

The latest WSB hot discussion rankings as of October 2 are as follows:

By ranking:

S&P 500 ETF-SPDR ranks 1st on the WSB hot discussion list, with an overnight drop of 0.90%.

NVIDIA ranks 2nd on the WSB hot discussion list, with an overnight drop of 3.66%.

JD.com ranks 3rd on the WSB hot discussion list, with an overnight rise of 7.32%, marking a four-day increase with a total rise of 29.27% in the past four days.

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

Lockheed Martin rose 72 places on the WSB hot discussion list, currently ranked 11th, with an overnight rise of 3.64%, marking a three-day increase with a total rise of 4.93% over the past three days.

WW International rose 34 places on the WSB hot discussion list, currently ranked 8th, with an overnight drop of 6.13%.

JD.com rose 25 places on the WSB hot discussion list, currently ranked 3rd, with an overnight rise of 7.32%, marking a four-day increase with a total rise of 29.27% over the past four days.

Among the companies on the list, the top three most discussed are S&P 500 ETF-SPDR with 367 mentions and 1670 likes, NVIDIA with 255 mentions and 872 likes, and JD.com with 179 mentions and 657 likes.

WSB Hot Discussion Company News:

Alibaba: Repurchased $4.1 Billion in Shares in Q3
Alibaba announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that during the quarter ending September 30, 2024, the company repurchased a total of 414 million ordinary shares (equivalent to 52 million American Depositary Shares) at a total price of $4.1 billion. These repurchases were conducted based on the company's share repurchase plan in both the US and Hong Kong markets. There is still a $22 billion buyback quota under the board-authorized share repurchase plan, effective until March 2027.