Tesla remains the top-ranked ticker for FOMO sentiment. Meanwhile, Coinbase and Strategy Inc show massive rank gains, and volume leaders are dominated by lower-priced equities.
Data snapshot from FOMO Finder rankings. This is attention data, not investment advice. See Methodology.
Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) continues to hold the number one position in our FOMO rankings for September 20, 2026, maintaining its rank from the previous session with a mention count of 4.86. Micron Technology (MU) moved up to second place, while NVIDIA (NVDA) shifted to third.
Meta Platforms (META) and Sandisk (SNDK) also saw notable upward movement, securing the fourth and fifth spots respectively.
The session saw substantial shifts in market attention. Coinbase Global (COIN) led the movers with a 49-rank jump to 16th place. Strategy Inc (MSTR) followed closely, climbing 48 spots to rank 12th.
Other notable movers included Nike (NKE) up 37 spots to 19th, Netflix (NFLX) up 28 spots to 8th, and the Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL) rising 14 spots to 28th.
Volume leaders today are primarily composed of lower-priced assets, with CTNT leading the list at 616.7 million shares traded. NVIDIA (NVDA) remains the only high-profile name appearing in both the top FOMO rankings and the top volume leaders list, holding the 8th spot in volume with 181.6 million shares traded.
Tesla (TSLA) maintains a high FOMO rank but does not appear in the top volume list, resulting in a gap score of 20. This indicates that while TSLA commands significant discussion volume, it is not currently among the highest-traded assets by share count.
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