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ICE
Intercontinental Exchange Inc.
stock NYSE

At Close
May 11, 2026 3:59:55 PM EDT
157.83USD+1.290%(+2.01)2,578,977
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ICE Specific Mentions
As of May 12, 2026 3:06:07 AM EDT (<1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
8 hr ago • u/Hiei2k7 • r/teslainvestorsclub • tesla_giga_texas_buzzing_as_new_59990_dual_motor • C
It's a vehicle, but don't call it a truck.
No EV manufacturer has yet figured out how to *enhance the utility* of an electric truck in the same way you can with a standard ICE truck. First, it's a unibody - which means you cannot replace the bed with a purpose built toolbody. You cannot modify it into being a wrecker. You cannot add a 5th wheel or a gooseneck to tow a big trailer with it. Many, many things that regular trucks can and are sold to do are simply unable with this unit or any other electric truck unit out there now.
While seeing the CT pricing come in is nice, I still hunger to see a body-on-frame EV that is interchangeable in the same way regular trucks are. Then step up to the 1-ton dually or step down to a 1/2 ton or even smaller truck. Similar to the F1-350, Silverado 15-3500. That market is biiiiiiiiig.
sentiment -0.15
9 hr ago • u/tropicalia84 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_may_12_2026 • C
# FUTES ABSOLUTELY
# SOARING
# LOOKING LIKE ICE COLD CPI TOMORROW AND ANOTHER +2% DAY
sentiment 0.00
14 hr ago • u/johndsmits • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_may_11_2026 • C
Early in the days, the tacos were premium SoCal tacos. Very good. But ICE had them deported.
The last 2 were easily taco bell quality taco. bland, not much substance, indigestion.
Once Wendy's announces tacos on their menu is when we've reached the end of **TT**.
sentiment 0.70
19 hr ago • u/No-Interaction-3559 • r/unusual_whales • rick_hrrison_im_a_history_buff_and_i_know_a_lot • C
"..so much for all of us..." (!?) Like kill us in the streets with his ICE goons? Run up the debt? Destroy the economy? Tear up trade deals that took 40 years of relationship building? Reverse progress on Climate Change initiatives? Increase pollution? Destroy US science and research? Foment hate of LBGTQ people? Bring back racism? Yep...so much.
sentiment -0.95
20 hr ago • u/StarkAndRobotic • r/IndianStockMarket • this_is_the_truth • C
He is out of touch with reality - anyone stuck in rush hour will see autos overloaded with people trying to get to work. It is not that they want to be packed like livestock, in hot weather, at the start of the day, before work. It is that they have no better option.
If he wanted to reduce fuel consumption by 20%, then here are some real things that would accomplish that without disrupting peoples lives:
- proper city planning, so population dense high rises are not given permission in areas where the roads cannot support them. This will reduce traffic congestion and the amount of fuel wasted in gridlock.
- allow offices, eateries, bars, markets etc to operate 24x7. Then instead of everyone using the roads at the same time, people can stagger as per their convenience, improving traffic flow, reducing grid lock, and thus reducing fuel usage.
- remove road tax on evs entirely.
- remove road tax on shifting cars to a different state than where initially registered. This will allow people to sell their cars more easily to second owners, freeing up capital that can be used for them to buy evs.
- improve charging infrastructure along highways and in cities. Many residential areas simply cannot support charging of evs because they were not built with evs in mind.
- reduce taxes on imported vehicles. This will increase competition as well as make vehicles cheaper, so it is easier for people to choose evs, which are currently much more expensive compared to ICE vehicles.
- reduce duties and gst on computers, smartphones and similar electronics - this will allow people to effectively work from home by purchasing more capable devices.
- reduce gst on air conditioners. A lot of people hang out in office or malls for free air conditioning in hot weather. If people can purchase ac’s cheaper then they do not have to travel everyday, which is a waste of energy.
- increase power generation via solar power.
- stop cutting down trees and forests. This kind of stupidity makes it much hotter because of no shade, and so more air conditioning is required. If we bring down the temperature naturally then less energy is required for air conditioning.
- make it mandatory for all car manufacturers to provide lifetime battery warranty
sentiment 0.96
8 hr ago • u/Hiei2k7 • r/teslainvestorsclub • tesla_giga_texas_buzzing_as_new_59990_dual_motor • C
It's a vehicle, but don't call it a truck.
No EV manufacturer has yet figured out how to *enhance the utility* of an electric truck in the same way you can with a standard ICE truck. First, it's a unibody - which means you cannot replace the bed with a purpose built toolbody. You cannot modify it into being a wrecker. You cannot add a 5th wheel or a gooseneck to tow a big trailer with it. Many, many things that regular trucks can and are sold to do are simply unable with this unit or any other electric truck unit out there now.
While seeing the CT pricing come in is nice, I still hunger to see a body-on-frame EV that is interchangeable in the same way regular trucks are. Then step up to the 1-ton dually or step down to a 1/2 ton or even smaller truck. Similar to the F1-350, Silverado 15-3500. That market is biiiiiiiiig.
sentiment -0.15
9 hr ago • u/tropicalia84 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_may_12_2026 • C
# FUTES ABSOLUTELY
# SOARING
# LOOKING LIKE ICE COLD CPI TOMORROW AND ANOTHER +2% DAY
sentiment 0.00
14 hr ago • u/johndsmits • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_may_11_2026 • C
Early in the days, the tacos were premium SoCal tacos. Very good. But ICE had them deported.
The last 2 were easily taco bell quality taco. bland, not much substance, indigestion.
Once Wendy's announces tacos on their menu is when we've reached the end of **TT**.
sentiment 0.70
19 hr ago • u/No-Interaction-3559 • r/unusual_whales • rick_hrrison_im_a_history_buff_and_i_know_a_lot • C
"..so much for all of us..." (!?) Like kill us in the streets with his ICE goons? Run up the debt? Destroy the economy? Tear up trade deals that took 40 years of relationship building? Reverse progress on Climate Change initiatives? Increase pollution? Destroy US science and research? Foment hate of LBGTQ people? Bring back racism? Yep...so much.
sentiment -0.95
20 hr ago • u/StarkAndRobotic • r/IndianStockMarket • this_is_the_truth • C
He is out of touch with reality - anyone stuck in rush hour will see autos overloaded with people trying to get to work. It is not that they want to be packed like livestock, in hot weather, at the start of the day, before work. It is that they have no better option.
If he wanted to reduce fuel consumption by 20%, then here are some real things that would accomplish that without disrupting peoples lives:
- proper city planning, so population dense high rises are not given permission in areas where the roads cannot support them. This will reduce traffic congestion and the amount of fuel wasted in gridlock.
- allow offices, eateries, bars, markets etc to operate 24x7. Then instead of everyone using the roads at the same time, people can stagger as per their convenience, improving traffic flow, reducing grid lock, and thus reducing fuel usage.
- remove road tax on evs entirely.
- remove road tax on shifting cars to a different state than where initially registered. This will allow people to sell their cars more easily to second owners, freeing up capital that can be used for them to buy evs.
- improve charging infrastructure along highways and in cities. Many residential areas simply cannot support charging of evs because they were not built with evs in mind.
- reduce taxes on imported vehicles. This will increase competition as well as make vehicles cheaper, so it is easier for people to choose evs, which are currently much more expensive compared to ICE vehicles.
- reduce duties and gst on computers, smartphones and similar electronics - this will allow people to effectively work from home by purchasing more capable devices.
- reduce gst on air conditioners. A lot of people hang out in office or malls for free air conditioning in hot weather. If people can purchase ac’s cheaper then they do not have to travel everyday, which is a waste of energy.
- increase power generation via solar power.
- stop cutting down trees and forests. This kind of stupidity makes it much hotter because of no shade, and so more air conditioning is required. If we bring down the temperature naturally then less energy is required for air conditioning.
- make it mandatory for all car manufacturers to provide lifetime battery warranty
sentiment 0.96
1 day ago • u/Kingmusk420 • r/wallstreetbets • what_are_your_moves_tomorrow_may_11_2026 • C
president Trump JUST SIGNED. A new executive order, MU shorts and bears will be deported by ICE to Africa.
sentiment 0.00
1 day ago • u/SteelCanyon • r/Wallstreetsilver • the_battery_that_just_beat_toyota_what_it_means • C
There are so many factors it's hard to say which is more beneficial. You have to take manufacturing process, energy production, longevity, repairability and so much more when comparing ICE vs EV. For every argument I can come up with for ICE someone has an answer for an EV.
Same for me, talking out my butt, I think the current generation of EVs are a joke. We have electric Amazon and Fedex vehicles...but they are half the size. If you go by just miles and cost of energy they would probably come out ahead. Overall packages delivered versus energy consumption, i would guess the ICE vehicle.
The best we can hope for at our level is the price of silver allows us to afford either world.
sentiment 0.94
2 days ago • u/traderbusto • r/wallstreetbets • still_holding_intel • C
ICE will handle the Greeks
sentiment 0.00
2 days ago • u/tekwale • r/BB_Stock • autonomous_driving_value_chain • C
I have had super cruise in my Cadillac since 2018 - ICE, built on QNX
sentiment 0.60
2 days ago • u/tocinoman • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_may • C
THEY DIDN'T HAVE ICE CUBE SO HE BOUGHT VANILLA ICE
sentiment 0.00
2 days ago • u/Happy-n-Healthy • r/wallstreetbets • weekend_discussion_thread_for_the_weekend_of_may • C
YO THIS IS VANILLA ICE, I WANT TO SHOUT OUT A WORD TO YOUR MOTHER!
sentiment 0.00


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