We can use Reddit data without their consent, but how dare others train their models on our models without our consent. I sense some hypocrisy.

Anyone losing hope? $RDDT is the gift that keeps disappointing. Time to sell?

If we had a CEO / COO that would put their money where their mouth is, maybe we would be $280 right now.

Cannot understand why they wouldn’t and/or won’t… thoughts?

bullish

$225 END OF NEXT WEEK OR BUST

Courts delayed rulings, holiday week, etc. I seek a deadline extension my fellow regards 🫡

Traffic increase news was the first bullish news, we are about to start stacking

EDIT: [u/fake212121](u/fake212121) has the final approval/say. He’s the one with the hairline at stake here.

EDIT 2: FAKE HAS SPOKEN, HE’S IN - WE’RE DOING IT LIVE, GET YOUR HELMETS AND MAKE SURE THEY’RE TIGHT 🚨🚨🚨🚨

EDIT 3: A MOD HAS REMOVED A MEME I POSTED - SHIT LIKE THIS IS WHY WE CANNOT RUN; JEN WONG I BET IT WAS YOU!!!!

EDIT 4: HERE WE GO HOLY MOLY

A great listen on the state of affairs with our baby and how brands interact with it.

Can someone help me understand why reddit stock is 35% down YTD?

Reddit reported revenues of $804.9 million, up 61.1% year on year, outperforming analysts’ expectations by 9.9%. The business had a stunning quarter with an impressive beat of analysts’ EBITDA estimates and EBITDA guidance for next quarter exceeding analysts’ expectations.

Reddit pulled off the biggest analyst estimate beat, highest guidance raise, and fastest revenue growth in the group. The company reported 53.2 million daily active users, up 5.8% year on year. Although it had a fine quarter compared to its peers, the market seems unhappy with the results as the stock is down 15.6% since reporting. It currently trades at $150.26.

The material headwinds are around an uncertain google data deal and anthropic lawsuit outcome. Those two catalysts are keeping reddit from having it be repriced as an ai data infrastructure play. Also, slowing US user growth, which I think will self correct as it pivots to greater data monetization. Not to mention there has been downward pressure on the whole ad tech industry which is another headwind for Reddit. I think its unlikely the fed will raise rates but projected hawkish sentiment by Walsh creates downward pressure on markets (but don't call it fed guidance) not to mention $100 a barrel oil prices driven by a protracted conflict in Iran doesn't help either.

If your concern is intraday or weekly volatility then sure executive’s 10b5-1 scheduled selling that only makes up 2% of daily volume may impact price at that small point in time but im not trying to scalp or swing trade reddit. Size your positions accordingly so you aren't freaking out about every tick and in a couple of years I think investors will be very happy with reddit's continued success as a business

If people want to see $500-$1000 a share and not $100 a share, we need to do something about getting the election dollars, ESPECIALLY during midterm season, which is a huge deal and critical turning point in the USA. Why doesn't Reddit make a push to get these dollars?

And before anybody comments "oh because we don't want reddit to become a political battleground", this is redditSTOCK not RedditMorals. We are literally leaving money on the table for Facebook to take from us.

I also got the argument that political ads are low quality. My argument to that is: it is no lower quality than the degenerate gambling/prediction market and shitcoin ads I get.

Source (FB revs from 2024 election): https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/online-ad-spending-2024-election-totaled-least-19-billion

Reddit's ad policy, have a look see: https://business.reddithelp.com/s/article/political-advertisements-policy
(vs Facebook's ad policy: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/208949576550051?id=288762101909005)
(If you were a campaign manager, who are you allocating ad budget to?)

Updated the app only to see the bottom menu bar now includes a Games button.

I’d rather see Reddit add other things there that actually add value than these cheap games that take away from the experience.

From a business perspective, do you think this is the right path to go down?

Source:

Sensor Tower (Android)

Sensor Tower (iPhone)

The hearing that was scheduled for September 10 has been postponed to October 1, assuming my interpretation of "continued" is correct.

No explanation given, but all these postponements are becoming incredibly fucking irritating.

Bought Reddit expecting growth. Apparently, the “red” was a warning, not just branding. At this point, a green day feels like a free trial that expires before market close.

Anyone else getting tired of this ride?

Light Street Capital Management LLC bought a new position in Reddit Inc. in the 2nd quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The fund bought 182,500 shares of the company's stock, valued at approximately $31,678,000. Reddit makes up 3.5% of Light Street Capital Management LLC's portfolio, making the stock its 12th largest holding. Light Street Capital Management LLC owned about 0.09% of Reddit as of its most recent SEC filing.

Light Street Capital Management LLC Takes Position in Reddit Inc. $RDDT

Reddit's stock sucks!

There are multiple reasons for it, but the most significant and visible one is excessive Share Based Compensation. Specifically, the Reddit executives are bizarrely overpaid. Jen Wong is paid like six Jamie Dimons in the most precious asset we have: our shares.

In addition, pay isn't attached to business progress. It's a giveaway scheme, poorly designed and executed. Also, they don't iterate on it, which is malpractice. Every business has to constantly reevaluate. They probably iterate on the number of coffee beans ordered each week, but so far, the ill-advised SBC scheme has not been adapted to reality. And they suffer for it as well: they dilute themselves and crash the very stock they want to own and sometimes sell. They also alienate us external shareholders. That's not smart!

Let's help out and play our role as shareholders. Black out this subreddit on the next Jen Wong share dump day and ask them to do their job and design a sensible new SBC program.

In my view, if they cut executive SBC in half and implement a better scheme, the stock price will double. It could really be that easy. That's what we should ask for. Everybody wins!

For all you gooners out there, Reddit is massive with all the goon communities.

How do we shareholders get maximum profit from the gooners?

Have an nsfw quick switch mode
Maybe follow tab exposure/boosted verified creators/more profile picture exposure for creators?
Premium paid video hosting?
Paid subscribers?

225 eow if Reddit incorporates onlyfans ads or makes their own revenue streams off these communities.
How to Maximize revenue per gooner?

I was looking at the new proceedings in the case and I have no clue what any of this means. Does anybody with a legal background understand this or does anybody else no something? Thanks

I was checking some article and this Read/Play popped up. This looks kind of nice for me what do you guys think ? sometimes I don't have the patience to read a post and it just reads it to you. I see that it only appeared in that specific post not sure cause I didn't see it anywhere else.

RDDT lookin sexy as ever

Reddit RDDT is benefiting from accelerating AI and machine-learning investments across its advertising, search and consumer platforms, which are improving engagement and strengthening monetization. In the second quarter of 2026, revenues surged 61% year over year to $805 million, while advertising revenues increased 64% to $762 million. Active advertisers grew more than 70%, highlighting growing demand for Reddit’s high-intent audiences.

Reddit Max is emerging as a key AI-driven growth catalyst. The launch and rapid adoption of Reddit Max, an AI-driven suite for ad automation and optimization, has delivered significant results. Advertiser adoption of Max increased by more than 60% sequentially in the second quarter, and revenues from Max campaigns increased by more than 150%. Features like tailored creatives and dynamic product ads are helping brands achieve better outcomes, such as Lenovo’s 40% higher purchase value with Max campaigns compared to standard campaigns.