WSB Alert | Super Micro Computer Tops WSB Discussion with 32.68% Drop amid Trading Halt

A few years ago, a short squeeze battle between retail investors and Wall Street made the WSB forum popular overnight, with user numbers skyrocketing. Since then, it has been known as the "retail investors' headquarters" for U.S. stocks. The retail investors here may seem crazy, but they are not lacking in rationality and can serve as a market indicator.

The WSB hotly discussed stock section aims to deeply explore the retail investors' favorite stocks through key indicators such as the number of mentions, likes, and rankings, tracking the focus of retail investors to grasp the latest trends in U.S. stocks.

The latest WSB hot discussion rankings for October 31 are as follows:

By ranking,

Super Micro Computer ranks 1st on the WSB hot discussion list. Super Micro Computer fell by 32.68% overnight.

Robinhood Markets ranks 2nd on the WSB hot discussion list. Robinhood Markets rose by 0.64% overnight, marking a three-day gain with a 4.25% increase over the past three days.

Microsoft ranks 3rd on the WSB hot discussion list. Microsoft rose by 0.13% overnight, marking a two-day gain with a 1.39% increase over the past two days.

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

Super Micro Computer's ranking rose by 37 places to currently rank 1st, with a 32.68% drop overnight.

Carvana's ranking rose by 27 places to currently rank 7th, with a 0.69% drop overnight.

Starbucks' ranking rose by 19 places to currently rank 14th, with a 0.07% drop overnight, marking a two-day decline with a 0.71% decrease over the past two days.

The top companies by ranking are Super Micro Computer, Robinhood Markets, and Microsoft. Super Micro Computer saw an increase of 37 ranks, with 646 mentions and 13,635 likes, while Robinhood Markets and Microsoft each rose by 12 ranks, with 461 and 437 mentions, and 3,259 and 1,790 likes respectively.

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