Trending Stocks on Social Media March 25th - NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) Still Leads

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As of this report, Google Gemini reports on trending stocks and key topics on social media, from AI stocks to crypto. None of the trending stocks were in the mining sector as gold and silver rebound from recent pullbacks. Investorideas.com featured stocks are highly concentrated in the mining sector, with a long-term bullish sentiment very much in play.

Gemini:

“NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) continues to be one of the most discussed stocks on social media and financial platforms, driven by high investor optimism surrounding AI and Blackwell shipment data."

NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) is trading at $180.76, up $5.56, gaining +3.17% on volume of over 62 million shares as of this report.

Gemini: “Other highly trending stocks and key topics on social media today include OpenDoor Technologies (OPEN), frequently among the most discussed stocks on Reddit's Wall Street Bets, showing very high retail sentiment.

GameStop (GME): Trending with renewed "meme-stock" chatter, featuring strong short-squeeze speculation and high sentiment, similar to its 2021-2022 activity.

Microsoft (MSFT) & Meta Platforms (META): Seeing high engagement driven by artificial intelligence initiatives and overall tech sector interest.

Trending AI & Infrastructure: Tickers like CIFR, IREN, and SOUN are frequently discussed on retail forums due to their pivot toward AI infrastructure and power generation. 

Trending Platforms & Sentiment

Stocktwits: Shows extremely bullish sentiment on Opendoor (OPEN) and high active trading for GME and Terns Pharmaceuticals (TERN).

Reddit (WallStreetBets): Focused on market volatility, with high, mixed sentiment regarding oil-related tickers (OIL, USO) and tech giants.

Crypto & Tech: High discussion volume around Robinhood (HOOD) due to retail crypto volume spikes and Arm Holdings (ARM) due to new chip-selling initiatives.”