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Zillow Group, Inc. Class C Capital Stock
stock NASDAQ

At Close
Mar 6, 2026 3:00:10 PM EST
45.51USD-2.465%(-1.15)3,708,259
0.00Bid   0.00Ask   0.00Spread
Pre-market
Mar 5, 2026 8:27:30 AM EST
45.73USD-1.992%(-0.93)0
After-hours
Mar 6, 2026 4:34:30 PM EST
45.06USD-0.980%(-0.45)77,177
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Z Specific Mentions
As of Mar 8, 2026 5:59:02 AM EDT (5 minutes ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
3 hr ago • u/DoncasterCoppinger • r/CryptoCurrency • bro_wtf_mr_beast_just_bought_a_bank_and_is_about • C
If banks could coverup the stupid housing market bubble for as long as they could doing all sorts of bs like synthetic cdos, what makes you think this is something major? Gen Z and Gen Alpha barely have enough to feed themselves, these are chum change
sentiment -0.23
9 hr ago • u/Crypto_future_V • r/btc • everyone_is_calling_the_february_crash_the_end_of • ❗Caution Advised • B
Oobit surveyed $BTC holders during the 46% drawdown that erased $1 Trillion in value. 85% did not sell. Only 8% panic sold.
25% bought more during the dip. 70% of Gen Z respondents expect a new all-time high.
Reddit sentiment stayed 2-to-1 positive through the crash. While media ran obituaries, communities mapped accumulation zones.
Last time holder conviction held this strong during a major drawdown was November 2022. What followed was a 300%+ rally over 14 months.
Does 85% retention during a 46% crash signal a bottom, or is this survivorship bias from holders still underwater?
sentiment 0.28
10 hr ago • u/cripky • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
One of the Gen Z ones right
sentiment 0.00
11 hr ago • u/lies_are_comforting • r/StockMarket • yes_snap_inc_makes_money_yes_they_have_many_users • Discussion • B
People on Reddit are pretty fast to assume Snapchat is dead. They’ll say the platform has no users and that the company makes no money.
Well, total revenue last year was $6 billion. A few years ago annual revenue was $4 billion. In other words, revenue is growing pretty rapidly. They’ve struggled to turn a profit but as of late they’ve changed their strategy from one of user growth to profit growth.
In the most recently reported quarter, they profited $45 million. In the same quarter in the prior year, profits were just $9 million- meaning they saw a 400 % growth YoY.
SBC, you say? Well, yes. If they had spent zero dollars on SBC expenses, they would’ve ahead a net income of $300 million instead of $45 million. But $45 million is not zero dollars. It’s money. And it’s pretty decent to go from $9 million to $45 million YoY. As long as revenue is growing and SBC expenses stay flat, net income will keep growing.
Ad revenue is growing slowly, you say? Maybe so. Maybe. But, revenue from subscription services is exploding. As of February 2026, Snapchat+ has surpassed 25 million subscribers, driving over $1 billion in annualized direct revenue for Snap Inc. Also, ‘Memories’ ie saved photos and videos in many cases a lifetime worth of will soon perish unless you cough up some money. It’s like $1.99/month so many will just pay the fee and not think twice. Easy money.
Your friends aren’t using Snapchat anymore? Well, 250 million people in India are. And they are becoming more profitable users as time passes. There’s a cricket (sport) World Cup going on in India right now. Snapchat is a massive part of how Gen Z follows the sport. Second screen time is huge and ad revenue is surging.
Spectacles is a money waste? Perhaps. We’ll find out later this year when they launch. At worst they fail and the stock probably will have a flat reaction to it. At best they go viral and the stock surges. Or, the newly spun off wholly owned subsidiary Specs Inc becomes an acquisition target.
The stock trades for $5 currently. It’s down 40 % year to date. My guess is when SaaS apocalypse becomes SaaS redemption, SNAP will climb back to $7 which is where its floor was at prior to the apocalypse. 40 % gained if that happens.
sentiment 0.99
11 hr ago • u/tinydisaster • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Because I word country has no interest in a functional Iran. They want a Civil War, but they don’t wanna admit that which is why the plan is so cagey. I word country wants to be a regional superpower and create the Greater I word project.
I don’t want to go to another forever war. We can’t afford another 2.4t dollar war that kills thousands of our own soldiers and hundreds of thousands like in Iraq (200k estimated). I don’t want Gen Z to have the same scars that my generation has, and where we don’t take care of our veterans when they come home with proper health care support.
sentiment 0.60
16 hr ago • u/Old-Tip-8013 • r/CryptoCurrency • bro_wtf_mr_beast_just_bought_a_bank_and_is_about • C
Just my 2 cents. I believe this may actually be a good move for him and gen A&Z. The almighty US currency is and has been a ponzi for 20 years and losing ground as the reserve currency of the world. The next generations need hope, better privacy and decentralized finance now more than ever. Without an alternative currency like ETH and other blockchain currencies they will likely fall further behind than M&X. The boomers already took everything else.
sentiment 0.82
16 hr ago • u/SignalOptions • r/StockMarket • social_security_wont_be_able_to_pay_full_benefits • C
Most of the current politicians wont need ss after 2034, so they don’t care.
Now if we had Gen Z politicians instead, they would want to fix ss ASAP.
sentiment 0.58
16 hr ago • u/A_small_Chicken • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Gen Z will be forced to go into the military for our forever wars where they can learn that shit.
sentiment -0.88
16 hr ago • u/Rosebunse • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
I believe part of that is the severe differences in political ideology between Gen Z men and women. Gen Z men are at the moment very, very conservative while Gen Z women are not. And while Gen Z men cry about not getting dates, Gen Z women are seemingly fine with the concept of not dating as much
sentiment -0.60
17 hr ago • u/borat_he_like_you • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
According to my research, only 56% of Gen Z make it to adulthood having a romantic relationship compared to +75% from prior generations
That's why sex robots are going to be a massive & lucrative business
sentiment 0.40
18 hr ago • u/Independent-Tree-985 • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
There's a silly belief most people have that it was 'better back then'.
Old people think the 80s was peak. Gen x thinks smells like teen spirit was peak, millenials think zack and cody was peak. And Gen Z will think covid stimmy was peak
sentiment 0.74
20 hr ago • u/I_Eat_Coin • r/Silverbugs • anyone_ever_hear_of_silverbitz • C
That's highway robbery
Edit because I'm mad: AND THE NAME IS TERRIBLE IS IT 2009? BITZ? WITH A Z?
sentiment -0.82
22 hr ago • u/MitsotakiShogun • r/wallstreetbets • mu_dd_the_ai_memory_bottleneck_is_real_micron_is • C
Your analysis is surface level and complete misses the real danger of competition from China. Comments like [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/1rmj2py/comment/o904lgi/) are even more misguided. Z.AI released GLM-5 recently, training entirely on 7(!) different Chinese-produced chips. If you can't tell what that means for AMD/Nvidia/Intel, the RAM cartel, and OpenAI/Anthropic/Google/..., let me make it even simpler: **There is no moat.**
sentiment -0.65
24 hr ago • u/fartbox-crusader • r/Finanzen • wie_geldanlage_als_familie_gestalten • C
Es ist ein kulturelles Thema und ich hoffe, dass das ab Gen Z nicht mehr wahrnehmbar ist
sentiment 0.00
1 day ago • u/MegaChip97 • r/Finanzen • teilt_ihr_eure_kosten_5050_oder_prozentual_vom • C
> Was genau ist an "bis das der Tod uns scheidet" eigentlich so hart zu kapieren?
> Wenn du mit dem Menschen nicht mal dein Konto (!!!), was im Leben der kleinste, langweiligste Witz ist, teilen willst, wie kommst du dann auf die Idee alles andere teilen zu wollen
Geld ist in den Top 3 der Scheidungsgründe. Finanzen sind kein kleiner langweiliger Teil des Lebens. Menschen stecken einen großteil ihrer Lebenszeit darein Geld zu verdienen. Das mal vorweg.
Dann verstehe ich deine Prämisse nicht. Bis das der Tod uns scheidet heißt doch nicht, dass man alles teilt. Muss man in einer Ehe alle Hobbys teilen? Alle Freunde? Ich kenne Eheleute die nicht Mal im selben Bett schlafen, weil der andere schnarcht o.ä. Wieso sollte man bei Geld zwangsweise alles teilen müssen? Da geht es doch z.b. nicht Mal zwangsweise um Vertrauen, sondern kann auch Dinge wie das Gerechtigkeitsempfinden betreffen? Z.b. wenn Person A ein knappes Jahrzehnt studiert hat und da an der Armutsgrenze gelebt hat und jetzt viel Geld verdient, während Person B keine Lust auf sowas hatte, mit 18 die Ausbildung abgeschlossen und seitdem Geld verdient. Jetzt kommen beide zusammen, und Person A soll plötzlich Person B Querfinanzieren. Das berücksicht dann nicht, dass Person A dafür vorher 10 Jahre kaum was hatte während Person B sich 10 Jahre gegönnt hat. Und wir könnten hier noch dutzende weitere Beispiele nennen, aber der Kern ist doch, dass man in der Ehe nicht alles teilt
sentiment -0.93
1 day ago • u/Spezalt4 • r/wallstreetbets • us_payrolls_unexpectedly_fell_by_92000_in • C
Those are interesting. And other than the opinion that millennials entering the job market during the 08 crash had a harder time than others opinion I never really thought that millennials had it worse than Gen Z.
I would be interested in a few years what the data would be for Gen Z at 30
I would like to ask if you’re correct and the data is correct and everything is fine and good why are people so upset and why do they feel so negatively about the economy. Collective psychosis? Social media nonsense?
sentiment -0.16
1 day ago • u/writetowinwin • r/ValueInvesting • how_do_you_integrate_a_macro_probability_into_an • C
A. So when the economy is generally doing well and there isnt war or other similar bad events going on, commodity prices (particularly oil and gold) generally dont spike and stay low. This makes commodity dependent companies stock prices not as high and they are not as profitable (apart from producers who aggressively hedge/contract to say, effectively get $X/barrel for oil for Y months or Z years). Many other non commodity dependent companies tend to do better in these times.
B. On the other hand, when things are not going well or there is war or major uncertainty (like lately) - commodity prices spike / get high. So stocks in commodity dependent companies go up. They will also make more money selling these commodities. But the rest of the market will generally do poorly.
A and B oppose each other. So they will even out the volatility (generally). The drawback is in good times, you have money tied up in companies that wont be as profitable and have as much love from other shareholders. Look at how many mining and oil and gas companies typically have lower valuations relative to their earnings, cash flow, etc. Compared to other industries for example. Now in times like lately, if you have $$$ in oil and gas and miners, youll be seeing good gains, but your other stocks will sag your overall portfolio.
There isnt really a "correct" way to quantitify the above in decision making apart from buying and holding over the years in companies in the long run will grow. It's partly personal preference.
Many people would not invest in oil and gas or mining related companies altogether because they cant stand their volatility.
Some religiously swear by commodities and are OK with the volatility. I live in an oil and gas producing region, so people feed their families and swear by it. But in some years, some towns literally feel like "ghost towns" here when commodity prices are low for extended times and the big oil and gas companies arent spending major capital expenditures on producing more.
sentiment 0.75
1 day ago • u/Equivalent-Run-8161 • r/solana • solana_transactions_continue_to_dominate_the_field • C
I don’t see Z cash. I guess that’s the point. 😹
sentiment 0.44
1 day ago • u/88xeeetard • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of • C
Refine it onboard.  2 E Z.
sentiment 0.00
2 days ago • u/Local-Hat-580 • r/fidelityinvestments • feature_request_subtotal_on_activity_list_website • C
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On the "Activity & Orders tab, we have 4 columns : Date, Account, Description and Amount.
The Account above (shown as \*\*\*) has the account nickname. There is no issue with the data in this column.
The Description above (for a taxable brokerage account) displays the Z account number.
sentiment -0.23


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