US desk
The US desk has no week-on-week finding this week — the pipeline recorded no data on 9 days across this week and the week before, so a rise would not be a fair reading.
25,865 mentions · 9 communities · 29 Jun – 5 Jul
What Reddit's finance communities talked about on three desks — the US, Australia and the UK — from Monday 29 June – Sunday 5 July 2026 (UTC). One finding per desk, each with the count behind it.
The US desk has no week-on-week finding this week — the pipeline recorded no data on 9 days across this week and the week before, so a rise would not be a fair reading.
25,865 mentions · 9 communities · 29 Jun – 5 Jul
The Australia desk has no week-on-week finding this week — the pipeline recorded no data on 9 days across this week and the week before, so a rise would not be a fair reading.
133 mentions · 6 communities · 29 Jun – 5 Jul
The UK desk is too thin to call this week — 4 Reddit mentions across 3 communities, under the 20 we need before stating a finding.
4 mentions · 3 communities · 29 Jun – 5 Jul
Reddit mentions per day, Monday to Sunday (UTC). Each desk is drawn on its own scale — the US desk runs far larger than the other two. Dashed line: that desk's daily average this week. Orange bar: its busiest day. No bar on 2 days: the pipeline recorded no data then.
Each desk counts the week's Reddit mentions of that market's listings: US-listed tickers on the US desk, ASX listings on the Australia desk, London listings on the UK desk. A company's ticker and its name count together. The finding is the listing whose mentions rose most against the week before — at least 3 more, on at least 5 this week. A desk with fewer than 20 mentions in the week is stated as too thin rather than read, and a week that spans a day with no data gets no week-on-week reading at all. Mentions are what people wrote, not what they bought: this measures attention, not performance, and it is not advice.
Crowd data: our own Reddit pipeline — method at /dashboard/methodology.
Reddit data updated 29 September 2026.