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BND
Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund · NasdaqGM
Reddit mentioned BND 127 times in the 30 days to 9 September 2026, across 5 of the communities we track. All of them were scored for sentiment: 59% read bullish, 6% bearish and 35% neither. Reddit data updated 9 September 2026.
The line runs $73 on 11 June through $72 on 4 September, on a scale from $71 to $74. Days the market did not trade hold the previous close, flat.
The chart above plots the price of BND over the range selected — one day to the full history — drawn by TradingView from their own data. Our own licensed end-of-day series holds 60 sessions over that window: $73 on 11 June 2026 through $72 on 4 September 2026.
Finazon · prior-day close · as of Sep 8, 2026
BND · crowd attention × price
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Day6 Sep 2026
The talk about BND has thinned out — its last seven days carried 9% of this window's Reddit mentions
Reddit's mood on BND barely moved across this window — sentiment held between 82% bullish and 100% bullish on the 64 days we could measure
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The chart plots daily Reddit mentions of BND over the 30 days to 9 September 2026: 127 in total, busiest on 17 August with 26, and 3 on the last day counted. The last seven days of this window carried 12 of its 127 Reddit mentions. The line is the daily close over the same window: $72.21 on 11 August, $72 on 6 September. Of those days, 19 were trading sessions and the other 11 are hatched on the chart. On 8 of them no session took place, and the last close before it is carried forward rather than plotted; on 3 of them we hold no close at all, which is a gap in our own record rather than a closure we can prove. Sentiment — the bullish share of the mentions that took a side, where the chart's dashed rule marks the 50% at which bullish and bearish are even — ran from 82% bullish to 100% bullish over the 23 days that carried enough mentions to measure. 6 days either fell under the 5-mention floor or carried no bullish or bearish mention at all, and so carry no sentiment point.
The chart plots daily Reddit mentions of BND over the 90 days to 9 September 2026: 245 in total, busiest on 17 August with 26, and 3 on the last day counted. The line is the daily close over the same window: $73.25 on 12 June, $72 on 6 September. Of those days, 59 were trading sessions and the other 31 are hatched on the chart. On 28 of them no session took place, and the last close before it is carried forward rather than plotted; on 3 of them we hold no close at all, which is a gap in our own record rather than a closure we can prove. Sentiment — the bullish share of the mentions that took a side, where the chart's dashed rule marks the 50% at which bullish and bearish are even — ran from 82% bullish to 100% bullish over the 64 days that carried enough mentions to measure. 25 days either fell under the 5-mention floor or carried no bullish or bearish mention at all, and so carry no sentiment point.
Finazon · prior-day close, some closes dollar-rounded at the source
Crowd sentiment on BND · 30d
bullish
bullish
BND reads 3 points more bullish than overall market sentiment. Same measure; same 30-day window.
Where BND is discussed
(30d)Moves with BND
co-mention r · 31 obsTickers whose daily Reddit volume rose and fell with BND's. Co-discussion, not price.
How closely daily Reddit mention counts rose and fell together over the last 30 days (31 daily observations) · Method
BND fails-to-deliver
On 11 Aug 2026, 11 shares of BND failed to deliver (about $794).
Source: SEC fails-to-deliver (CNS) data
BND — frequently asked questions
How often is BND mentioned on Reddit?
BND was mentioned 8 times in the last 7 days across the finance subreddits we track, and 127 times over the trailing 30 days.
Is Reddit bullish or bearish on BND?
Across 127 classified BND mentions in the last 30 days, 59% read bullish, 6% bearish and 35% neutral. Crowd sentiment is a social signal, not investment advice.
What exchange is BND listed on?
Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF trades on NASDAQ under the ticker BND.
Answers are generated from the live figures on this page — Reddit crowd data, SEC filings and open company records — and update as the data does.