People are discussing various stocks on Reddit, including ADD (Color Star Technology Co., Ltd.) and RENB. The conversation around ADD is focused on its low market cap, high short interest, and recent positive news catalysts such as involvement from UAE royal family, AI and entertainment expansion, esports growth, and strategic partnerships. Meanwhile, the discussion on RENB revolves around Renovaro's acquisition of Predictive Oncology at $3 a share with speculation that the market has not yet realized the potential value of this deal.

People are discussing Invesco QQQ's recent performance and predicting its future movements. Some users have shorted QQQ, while others have bought calls, reflecting a mix of bearish and bullish sentiments. There's also talk about diversifying portfolios with other stocks like Amazon and Apple alongside QQQ, as well as speculation on the index's resilience to market fluctuations.

People are discussing the future of retail, particularly focusing on Amazon's increasing dominance and Walmart's potential decline. They note that online shopping, led by companies like Amazon, is becoming more prevalent as consumers often find better prices online than in physical stores. Some users also mention the difficulty for European companies to move away from U.S. cloud providers such as Amazon, given their scale and services.

People are discussing Walmart's future in the retail industry, focusing on its competition with online retailers like Amazon and concerns about its reliance on cheap Chinese products. Some believe that Walmart's strength lies in groceries and daily services, which provide convenience and competitive pricing. There is a debate about the company's long-term sustainability given the growth of e-commerce, but others argue that Walmart has successfully adapted to online commerce trends. They also highlight it as a defensive consumer stock likely to withstand economic downturns.

People are discussing Meta's potential for future growth and its recent activities, such as the reported attempt to purchase a Korean semiconductor startup for $800m, indicating a possible move towards building in-house chips. There is also talk about the company being undervalued and its stock performance, with some users sharing their trading experiences. Additionally, there are debates around the impact of tariffs and AI development on companies like Meta.

People are discussing the future prospects of Walmart Inc., with varying opinions on its long-term viability. Some express concern about the retail giant's reliance on cheap Chinese products and competition from online retailers like Amazon, while others highlight the company's strength in groceries and daily services, as well as their successful adaptation to e-commerce. The discussion also includes debates about whether income disparity trends could favor Walmart due to its affordable product range.

People are discussing the bullish trend of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) on Reddit, expressing optimism about its continued growth and comparing it to NVIDIA's success. They're encouraging others to invest in AMD, anticipating a significant upward movement in its stock price. There is also some concern or curiosity as to why AMD is not included in certain financial charts being discussed.

People are discussing Fox Corporation in the context of its role in promoting Tesla shares. There's a debate about the U.S. Commerce Secretary encouraging Fox News viewers to buy Tesla stock, claiming it's undervalued, which resulted in retail investors pouring $8 billion into Tesla within two weeks. However, some users express skepticism and criticism towards this promotion, noting that while retail investors are buying up shares, several Tesla executives and board members have continued selling their shares.

People are discussing Microsoft's financial performance and its stock trends on Reddit. They are comparing the short percentage of float including and excluding synthetic trading, with a significant increase when synthetic trading is included. Some users express dissatisfaction with Microsoft's stock performance, while others discuss the company's potential for growth in comparison to other tech giants. The discussions also include speculations about sector rotation and comparisons between current top stocks and those from 25 years ago.