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    Reddit, what’s your Stock of the Year 2026? The one you’re most bullish on, the one you think will blow past market expectation

    Yo Reddit! I’m on the hunt for that one stock with insane community conviction. The top upvoted pick? That’s where my bonus is going. By the end of this week, I’m going all-in with my paycheck on it.

    Drop your most confident, moonshot stock the one you truly believe will crush market expectations and be remembered for years to come!

    Reddit, what’s your Stock of the Year 2026? The one you’re most bullish on, the one you think will blow past market expectation
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    2. BernoulliCat on

      I’m betting big on PL (avg. cost basis in the $6’s). I’m also starting a position in HOVR in the morning.

      Credibility: My avg. cost basis in ASTS is in the $17’s, and my avg. cost basis in RCAT (I sold my entire position last week) was in the $2’s. Finding dark horses is my passion.

    6. Fast_Half4523 on

      can someone explain to me why space stocks are so popular. They did super well in 2025 and real profit outlook is still unclear, at least to me. Would be nice if someone could explain this to me.

    9. Disastrous_Rent_6500 on

      AMD. The PEG ratio is also where I want it so I’m gonna keep buying my winner. Also, Agentic AI and Sovereign AI are around the corner so companies are gonna need AMDs inference chips.

    20. Ok-Commission-9680 on

      Please don’t go all-in with a paycheck on a Reddit pick. If you want a moonshot, size it like a lottery ticket (1–5%) and keep the rest in a broad index.

    24. ambidextrous12 on

      Tempus AI

      Why? When the AI capex trade becomes heavy and everyone’s afraid we are having a repeat of building the dark fibre in the 1999s, the new investing meta will become “companies benefitting AI”.

      3 types of companies benefitting from AI:

      1. Chatbots, LLMs, increased ad revenue, institutional subscription etc are a) either from private companies like Anthropic and openAI or b) from mega companies like Google and Microsoft which are not single faceted bets

      2. Robotics is great but Americans suck at hardware and profit margins are low so P/E ratios will be >50 and folks will be biting the bullet and buying these stocks grudgingly

      3. Everyone from Jensen to Altman have said they expect AI to have one of the biggest impacts in healthcare and science. TempusAI is right there, with ex-Palantir staff, running primarily a software/subscription business integrating AI into healthcare, which can justify massive profit margins and big multiples compared to hardware centric usecases.

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