ContextLogic (NASDAQ:WISH) stock is on the move Tuesday as investors over on Reddit chime in on the company today.
There’s no specific news from ContextLogic that would explain the rise in WISH stock today. The company also isn’t seeing heavy trading of its shares. Only about 10 million have traded as of this writing, as compared to the daily average trading volume of roughly 34 million shares. Also, don’t forget WISH is a penny stock prone to pump and dumps.
Instead, let’s turn to what traders have to say about WISH stock on WallStreetBets today.
WISH Stock WSB Talk
“There’s not a single ticker on my list that’s red. You know it’s a big green day when even both WISH and CLOV are bigly green.” — Feedmepi314
“Open your WISH BAGS it’s flooding in.” — postithard
“I dropped my AMC bag with -50% loss and a couple of weeks later that mfer 10x to $75. I dropped my TSLA bag with +10% profit and a month later it increased more than 100%. I am holding my WISH bag i dont see them going bankrupt anytime soon and i believe in a turnaround.” — TheMotorCityCobra
“Don’t invest blindly in stock is a good advice. Second is to avoid options. But this is wsb, so remember to buy OTM 0day $WISH calls every week.” — nimitzhunter
“Bears mad WISH had one green day? Dont worry you dont need rehashed news to get another 33% out of this turd.” — balance007
WISH stock is up 5.4% as of noon Tuesday.
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