While Reddit's WallStreetBets forum dominated market headlines in January as day traders challenged Wall Street short sellers to pump the price of GameStop stock, an emerging class of investors are increasingly finding their way to Discord. The mobile and desktop platform hosts over 4,000 servers tagged "trading" and over 700 tagged "stocks," according to data site Disboard. On any given trading day, hundreds of exchanges are sent through Discord channels as investors discuss options they're buying, breaking news developments, and positions they're taking."Take profits on SNDL or no??" one user posted in the server ... (full story)