Top Reddit Stocks Last Week: INTC, GME, and NVDA

April 27, 5:58 am

Reddit had its usual favorites last week, but the real change was in where attention accelerated. Intel led the entire board with 3,511 mentions, up 354.2% week over week. GameStop and Nvidia stayed near the top at 2,489 and 2,443 mentions, but only one of those names delivered a truly fresh spike in discussion.

Intel Took Over Reddit

Intel was both the most-mentioned stock and the biggest mover in attention last week. Mentions jumped from 773 to 3,511, even as the stock finished down 2.51%.

The top posts show why. Reddit locked onto Intel as a full-blown event stock, with one wave of posts celebrating the comeback of the "Intel grandma guy" and another wave arguing the move had gone too far. The tone was neutral overall because the reaction split fast between victory laps and aggressive short calls.

There was also a clear spillover effect into the rest of semis. One of the biggest AMD posts tied its trade directly to Intel earnings and a CPU bottleneck thesis, which suggests Intel was not just a single-stock story. It became the trigger for a broader chip narrative.

GameStop Stayed Loud, Not New

GameStop remained one of Reddit's biggest names with 2,489 mentions, but the week-over-week change was just 1.72%. That is important because GME is often a constant in Reddit rankings, and last week looked more like persistence than a new breakout in attention.

The main bullish narrative centered on Michael Burry, with multiple top posts focused on him adding to GME and making it one of his largest positions. The other recurring hook was GameStop's plan to launch retro sections in every U.S. store by May. Shares rose 1.87%, but the bigger story was that GameStop held its usual place rather than driving a new wave of interest.

Nvidia Stayed the AI Anchor

Nvidia remained firmly in the top tier of Reddit stocks, with mentions rising 26.25% to 2,443. Sentiment was bullish, and the discussion looked less like stock-specific news flow and more like a read-through on AI spending.

The strongest narrative came from posts about Google's expanding Anthropic relationship and the idea that demand for AI computing power keeps growing no matter which platform wins. In that setup, Reddit still sees Nvidia as a core beneficiary. The other high-engagement posts were classic gain screenshots and painful failed put bets, which reinforced the same message: betting against semiconductor momentum has not been easy. That held true even with NVDA slipping 1.01% on the week.

Top Reddit Stocks This Week

Company		Mentions	Sentiment	Price	AI Score
	Intel INTC	3,511 +354%	Neutral	$66.78 -3%	48
	GameStop GME	2,489 +2%	Bullish	$25.01 +2%	49
	NVIDIA NVDA	2,443 +26%	Bullish	$199.64 -1%	69
	Tesla TSLA	2,325 +35%	Neutral	$376.30 -6%	56
	AMD AMD	2,279 +277%	Bullish	$336.72 +21%	65
	Microsoft MSFT	2,276 -25%	Bullish	$415.75 -2%	50
	Google GOOG	2,262 +21%	Bullish	$337.75 -0%	66
	Apple AAPL	1,889 +160%	Bullish	$273.43 +1%	63
	Amazon AMZN	1,397 +2%	Bullish	$259.78 +4%	60
	Adobe ADBE	1,043 +22%	Neutral	$238.98 -2%	43

The clearest shift last week was simple: Reddit's attention tilted harder toward semis. Intel delivered the biggest jump and the loudest debate, Nvidia kept its role as the market's AI benchmark, and GameStop stayed a familiar heavyweight without a major change in trajectory.

For more information and to stay updated on the most mentioned stocks on Reddit in realtime, visit Trending Stocks on Reddit.

This article was written with AI assistance. Verify important details before making investment decisions.

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