Group 1 - Reddit's stock has experienced a significant decline, dropping more than 10% and falling below its 50-day moving average due to concerns about its ability to attract site traffic from ChatGPT [1][5] - Analyst Brad Erickson noted a decrease in daily active users (DAUs) and a significant drop in Reddit's citation share by ChatGPT, which has contributed to the stock's decline [2][4] - Despite the recent downturn, Reddit's stock has increased over 500% since its IPO in March 2024, driven by a growing advertising business and user growth [3] Group 2 - The stock has pulled back over 35% since reaching a record high of 282.95 on September 18, now trading at 209.10 [5] - Reddit maintains a strong Relative Strength Rating of 97 out of a possible 99, indicating its outperformance over the past year, and has an IBD Composite Rating of 94 [6]
Reddit Stock Slides Below Key Level Amid Chatter About ChatGPT-Driven Traffic