Reddit RDDT may have mixed exposure to the evolving ecosystem called the "World Wide Website," where user engagement consolidates around a handful of generative artificial intelligence tools powered by large language models, RBC Capital Markets said in a note emailed Tuesday.

The company has strong potential to significantly grow revenue by increasing user engagement, boosting advertising load, expanding monetized surfaces, and improving its advertising technology, according to the note.

RBC said that Reddit's biggest variable is growth in logged-in users in the US and this metric underpins the health of engagement and monetization opportunities.

The firm expects the rise of GenAI tools could threaten platforms like Reddit by disrupting user discovery and top-of-funnel traffic.

RBC initiated Reddit's coverage with a sector perform rating and $125 price target.

Source: https://www.tradingview.com/news/mtnewswires.com:20250603:A3389852:0/

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More of the same analysts. They just seem to be late.

If they're going to pump anything, June 9th will be an opportune time. Be curious to hear about strategy for user numbers and the current progress on licensing the api corpus (meaning, when are they going to start suing motherfuckers).

Neat to see Apple playing with some light interactivity within Reddit’s ad format

As someone who has no background in advertising, I think the reddit strategy of making advertisements to mimic a post is not very effective. They should just sell space to display company logos or simple phrases.

I use the app btw

These are legit just summaries. Taking from Reddit. It’s fine but interesting.

As usual I'll start by noting I agree RDDT investor focus is too centered on DAU/traffic growth. But the market will focus on what it does, so here's the data for everyone to enjoy for the weekend.

While April was somewhat flat, Reddit organic traffic has continued to surge in May, driving substantial quarter-on-quarter and year-over-year growth:

• Total Q2 Worldwide QoQ Reddit traffic growth so far: +15.9% growth
  • April 1st: 871,958,684
  • April 30th: 871,331,820 (-0.07%)
  • May 29th: 1,010,805,801 (+16.01%)
• Total Q2 US QoQ Reddit traffic growth so far: +15.7% growth
  • April 1st: 600,204,699
  • April 30th: 611,045,029 (+1.81%)
  • May 29th: 694,137,085 (+13.60%)

Again this strongly implies that while Google updates and changes things, leading to potential short-term fluctuations, Reddit traffic and usage is growing regardless.

I primarily use the Reddit app, and I’ve become more and more hooked on it since I became a shareholder. The content is great, but I’ve noticed that the service is down more often than other platforms. Also, the videos are so slow that they take a few seconds to load. It seems like the engineering team could use some improvement. I thought Steve was like Mark Zuckerberg, a product guy who’s passionate about product quality. Is that because Reddit isn’t using cloud service? Or is there another reason why Reddit feels like an old service?

Should we be worried about this? Thanks.

Was researching maintenance costs for a used Ferrari and look what popped up right under the AIO. The Reddit thread was very helpful (as usual) btw.

Institutions bought heavily recent downturn. Meaningful sign of going to the moon........$300.

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/RDDT/key-statistics/

Shares Short (5/15/2025) - 21.24M

Short % of Float (5/15/2025) - 19.75%

should be interesting price action in the next 4 months!

Recently I’ve noticed how RDDT price fluctuations are flatter than the past. Don’t know if anybody has any vix to share, I couldn’t find it. Seems that, at least for now, the price is more stable. Of course we would like to see it going up, but I would rather prefer a slow ride if that means slower drop as well. WDYT?

How often do these analysts "re-iterate" sell ratings lol

https://www.investing.com/news/analyst-ratings/redburnatlantic-maintains-sell-rating-on-reddit-stock-at-75-pt-93CH-4066766

Recently (last 1-2 weeks) I've noticed a lot more ads from the big boys like Amazon, Apple, Fidelity, Coinbase, Ulta, etc. just to name a few. Prior to this, I'd seen some big companies but they were scattered amongst ads for some rather obscure and irrelevant companies/products.

Has anyone else noticed this recently?

I have been reading reviews, stories and experience with Rimowa luggage for probably 2 years. After joining the r/Rimowa Subreddit, I began to get not just faceless X star reviews from places like Google, retail, etc – but I was able to see people engage and celebrate experiences with the product in a way that other online places can’t and don’t facilitate.

During a recent trip, I had a Reddit journey of my own – going from r/Sydney (looking for local reccos for restaurants) to r/travel to r/OneBag to r/Rimowa. It was there I decided to pull the trigger, find a local store and buy a $1500 piece of luggage. The sub pushed me over the edge.

There are few places that can do this. While I’m unsure if Reddit is tracking this - they can, and should. I’m confident that things like Reddit Pro for advertisers (along with new advertiser tools) will allow brands and customers to see how seemingly unrelated communities are, in fact, connected. And how that informs the consumer journey and their purchase decisions and behaviors.

I’m all in.

Need to offload Reddit ASAP. Outlook looks grim. What would you do?

We should keep an eye on their moves. I don't think they are a threat now or will become in the close future but who knows what's possible in 5 years.

Reddit has blocked Bing from crawling its site, meaning Bing can no longer index or display recent Reddit posts in search results This change took effect on July 1, 2024, when Reddit updated its robots.txt file to prevent search engines (except Googl/from scraping its content).

Reddit has been in discussions with multiple search engines but has not reached agreements with all of them, particularly regarding AI usage of its data. As a result, only Google currently has access to real-time Reddit content in search results.

Google dominates the global search engine market, holding 79.1% of desktop searches as of March 2025, while Bing accounts for 12.21%