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iQIYI, Inc.
stock NASDAQ ADR

At Close
Mar 27, 2026 3:59:30 PM EDT
1.19USD-4.032%(-0.05)6,003,221
1.17Bid   1.21Ask   0.04Spread
Pre-market
Mar 27, 2026 9:28:30 AM EDT
1.24USD0.000%(0.00)2,580
After-hours
Mar 27, 2026 4:21:30 PM EDT
1.21USD+1.681%(+0.02)16,043
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As of Mar 27, 2026 9:52:11 PM EDT (1 min. ago)
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1 hr ago • u/idkuhhhhhhh5 • r/smallstreetbets • panic_sell_now_the_un_just_gave_the_signal_that • C
>putin seems smart
The guy who only invaded his neighbor country after the world had gotten so sick of his shit for 8 years that they have logistically carried that country to being capable of holding his entire military in a stalemate? The guy who ordered most of the VDV to airdrop in the suburbs of Kiev/Kyiv, without air superiority, or any logistics, just to be encircled and slaughtered? The guy who hasn’t noticed his entire military being bled of resources by Generals doing the exact same fraud as he does?
>Someone advising Trump has-
If their IQ is greater than room temperature, they would recognize that China is only importing 20% of their energy sources. Meanwhile, China uses that energy to be the top supplier to the US for consumer products. Around $500B per year, increasing, mind you. Wait a second though, wouldn’t Genius Putin realize most of China’s oil comes from him? Most of Iran’s oil goes to China, but most of China’s oil comes from Russia. China wouldn’t be starved.
Again, if the goal is to cripple Europe, or China, those “smart” advisors to the “smart” leaders (Trump and Putin) wouldn’t be telling them to nuke them. If US advisors, perhaps, wanted to do what we have demonstrated that we do to countries opposing the OPEC+ use of the Petrodollar (gee, maybe like Libya, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Venezuela, and Cuba by extension with Venezuela), that might make a little more sense right?
To clarify, if you think someone with a brain is driving the bus, it isn’t stopping at Nuketown. If you think a troglodyte is driving the bus (more accurate), they still won’t stop at Nuketown. Neither would help either goal, whatsoever. It would be absolute political suicide, collapse the remaining trust in any American economics, and lead to a global economic collapse rivaling the 1930s.
sentiment -0.97
2 hr ago • u/misterperfact • r/StocksAndTrading • the_reddit_stock_situation_is_genuinely_one_of • C
Earnings dont matter when everyone is panicking over ww3 and an energy crisis. Thank the orange man and his gang of high IQ alphas
sentiment -0.54
2 hr ago • u/Pete26l96 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
For those that missed it:
#Complete Recap of 🥭's speech:
* Sheikh Mohammed is a good guy and 🥭's friend
* Sheikh Mohammed is a winner
* People complaining about the cost of groceries and gas are not winners because of their mindset
* High IQ people are getting by in this economy just fine
* The democrats remind 🥭 of Iran, they are deranged lunatics
* Princess Reema's got a rocking body
* 🥭 is very unhappy with NATO and he has lost all faith in them
* The United States has never been in a better position
* In a couple of weeks the market's going to skyrocket up
* Foreign investors invested in US companies should be very happy with what 🥭 has done
* CNN is creating fake polls to try to destroy 🥭's image
* Modern media has no credibility, Larry Ellison is the only good guy
* 🥭has saved millions and millions of people's lives and his legacy is to be a peace maker
sentiment 0.93
3 hr ago • u/TunaGamer • r/stocks • any_opinions_or_predictions • C
Finally someone on my IQ level
sentiment 0.00
3 hr ago • u/Pete26l96 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Recap of 🥭's speech:
* Sheikh Mohammed is a good guy and 🥭's friend
* Sheikh Mohammed is a winner
* People complaining about the cost of groceries and gas are not winners because of their mindset
* High IQ people are getting by in this economy just fine
* The democrats remind 🥭 of Iran, they are deranged lunatics
* Princess Reema's got a rocking body
* 🥭 is very unhappy with NATO and he has lost all faith in them
* The United States has never been in a better position
* In a couple of weeks the market's going to skyrocket up
* Foreign investors invested in US companies should be very happy with what 🥭 has done
* CNN is creating fake polls to try to destroy 🥭's image
* Modern media has no credibility, Larry Ellison is the only good guy
* 🥭has saved millions and millions of people's lives and his legacy is to be a peace maker
sentiment 0.94
3 hr ago • u/Metacog_Drivel • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
They are very low IQ individuals, confirmed.
sentiment -0.34
4 hr ago • u/Kooky_Support3624 • r/investing • oil_bounces_over_108_and_recently_congressmen • C
Even if you are an insider, you must be good at trading and understand economics to make money in the market consistently. One of the funny things that is obvious to me is that many of the "insider" trades have lost money. They buy, and then we don't see the exit trades before the ticker drops back down. The majority of Congress people who make their portfolios public do not out perform the S&P.
Also, I don't think the market makers have ever been as incompetent as they are now, and the whitehouse insiders are even dumber. The fact that the Whitehouse is a market maker is bad enough, but their average IQ might actually be south of 100. If they were smart, they would have loaded up on put contracts before the war ever began. No evidence it even occurred to them that a war with Iran would ever tank the market. This whole administration is a loose cannon.
sentiment -0.95
4 hr ago • u/BasicWait8 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Is that his new buzz term? High IQ v low IQ?
sentiment -0.35
4 hr ago • u/AbrocomaNegative825 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
The crash being on "black monday" specificially is due to the holdover dropoff from the weekend. The past 3 days have had exponentially increased sell offs. Today had some especially massive blocks (saw one go instantly for 100,000 shares of spy).
> Using brain cells and IQ a pattern is derived from this increase with minimal analytical skill required. Thus if continued for the next 2 days, monday will open below 600. Which is why i bought 601 puts for monday.
sentiment -0.24
4 hr ago • u/Exact_Entrepreneur66 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
When Taco enters a room, the average IQ drops BIGLY!
sentiment 0.00
5 hr ago • u/Proper-Bee-4180 • r/stocks • barclays_says_the_trump_put_is_fading_and_the • C
How’s everyone’s 401k now
Trump is a narcissistic criminal with no business smarts. He has the IQ of a rock
sentiment -0.78
5 hr ago • u/Muted_Wasabi_1284 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Ban retarded jury that can’t understand people are responsible for their own social media usage. Should be a IQ test to be on a jury
sentiment -0.72
6 hr ago • u/Kind-Worldliness4634 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Hell of a day. Bers have won. We don't even have a future.
If we make it out of this we should consider making everyone take an IQ test before they are allowed to vote
sentiment -0.23
7 hr ago • u/hedgd-papertrading • r/Trading • i_spent_2_months_building_a_stock_game_that_isnt • Discussion • B
Hey guys,
Full disclosure: I’m posting from a throwaway because my App Store dev account is under my real name.
I’m a software engineer and I worked a side project app called Hedgd - Learn to Invest. It's Stock Fantasy league + gamified learning combined. I wanted to see if I could build something that actually forces you to learn the mechanics before you risk a real dollar.
I’ve tried to make the execution as close to a real brokerage as possible. I’ve built in support for Limit Orders and Shorting, so you can actually practice entry strategies and bear market plays with real-time pricing.
I also added a few features to keep the learning side from feeling like a textbook:
* The "Trading IQ" Loop: You gain points by passing daily quizzes on technical analysis and psychology—not just by getting lucky on a trade.
* Competing Against Algos: You can compete directly against momentum-based bots on the leaderboard to see if you can actually outperform a basic algorithm.
* Strategy Feed: Instead of just market news, I added an audio feed where AI hosts break down how professional strategies actually work—things like Mean Reversion, Sector Rotation, and the logic behind different AI trading principles.
I’m at the point where I’ve looked at this code for so long I can't tell if it’s actually useful for a beginner or if I’ve just over-engineered a fancy toy.
It’s totally free (no real money), I’m just looking for some honest feedback from people who actually trade or want to learn to trade:
1. Do the Limit/Short mechanics feel responsive enough to be a "bridge" to a real broker?
2. Is the Strategy Feed (Mean Reversion, etc.) actually helpful for understanding the market, or is it too theoretical?
3. What educational tools are missing that would have helped you when you were starting out?
If you have a few mins to poke around, the app is called: Hedgd - Learn to Invest. I’d really appreciate the "brutally honest" take so I know what to fix next.
iOS: [App](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hedgd-learn-to-invest/id6760241733)
Android: [App](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tradeleague.tradeleague&hl=en_US)
Cheers!
sentiment 0.98
7 hr ago • u/AnyPortInAHurricane • r/stocks • rstocks_daily_discussion_fundamentals_friday_mar • C
that -7 is the IQ of the average reddit user
sentiment 0.00
8 hr ago • u/Otherwise_Wave9374 • r/investingforbeginners • i_spent_2_months_building_a_stock_game_that_isnt • C
This is a really cool idea, the "limit + short" mechanics plus the Trading IQ loop sounds like it could actually teach process instead of just dopamine.
If you want a quick feedback angle: I would watch for (1) how you explain order types in-app with tiny examples, (2) whether beginners understand slippage/spread, and (3) making the first 10 minutes feel like a win.
We have a couple posts on onboarding and gamified learning hooks (more marketing/product than trading) at https://blog.promarkia.com/ if you want extra ideas.
sentiment 0.87
8 hr ago • u/hedgd-papertrading • r/investingforbeginners • i_spent_2_months_building_a_stock_game_that_isnt • Advice • B
Hey guys,
Full disclosure: I’m posting from a throwaway because my App Store dev account is under my real name.
I’m a software engineer and I worked a side project app called Hedgd - Learn to Invest. It's Stock Fantasy league + gamified learning combined. I wanted to see if I could build something that actually forces you to learn the mechanics before you risk a real dollar.
I’ve tried to make the execution as close to a real brokerage as possible. I’ve built in support for Limit Orders and Shorting, so you can actually practice entry strategies and bear market plays with real-time pricing.
I also added a few features to keep the learning side from feeling like a textbook:
* The "Trading IQ" Loop: You gain points by passing daily quizzes on technical analysis and psychology—not just by getting lucky on a trade.
* Competing Against Algos: You can compete directly against momentum-based bots on the leaderboard to see if you can actually outperform a basic algorithm.
* Strategy Feed: Instead of just market news, I added an audio feed where AI hosts break down how professional strategies actually work—things like Mean Reversion, Sector Rotation, and the logic behind different AI trading principles.
I’m at the point where I’ve looked at this code for so long I can't tell if it’s actually useful for a beginner or if I’ve just over-engineered a fancy toy.
It’s totally free (no real money), I’m just looking for some honest feedback from people who actually trade or want to learn to trade:
1. Do the Limit/Short mechanics feel responsive enough to be a "bridge" to a real broker?
2. Is the Strategy Feed (Mean Reversion, etc.) actually helpful for understanding the market, or is it too theoretical?
3. What educational tools are missing that would have helped you when you were starting out?
If you have a few mins to poke around, the app is called: Hedgd - Learn to Invest. I’d really appreciate the "brutally honest" take so I know what to fix next.
iOS: [App](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hedgd-learn-to-invest/id6760241733)
Android: [App](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tradeleague.tradeleague&hl=en_US)
Cheers!
sentiment 0.98
8 hr ago • u/TomatoSpecialist6879 • r/wallstreetbets • japan_considering_tapping_into_14trillion_foreign • C
Miscalculated what you low IQ retarded boomer? Canadians aren't even the biggest importer of US crude. Netherlands, Mexico and China are the biggest importers of US shale oil, even India imports more US crude than Canada. You are literally making shit up to justify your head canon when you clearly don't even read past headlines, you really are just a stereotypical low IQ boomer lmao.
sentiment -0.91
9 hr ago • u/GrandRub • r/Finanzen • vermögensverteilung_in_deutschland_nach • C
> ist unser Bildungssystem extrem fair und permeabel.
Ist ja egal ob es fair ist oder nicht - Wenn das ganze System unfair ist.
A kann sich aus schlechtesten Verhältnissen hochkämpfen... Abitur machen.. Dann auf einer öffentlichen Uni studieren und sich wirklich beweisen. Kein Thema.
Aber B kann sehr viel blöder sein, die richtigen Privatschulen und Privatunis besuchen - Die Kontakte und den Geldbeutel der Eltern nutzen... Und so mit sehr viel weniger IQ und Aufwand sehr sehr viel "Erfolgreicher" zu werden.
DAS ist nicht fair.
sentiment -0.72
10 hr ago • u/SaaSGrass • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_march_27_2026 • C
Low IQ ber not prepared for god candle
sentiment -0.55


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