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r/investingforbeginners is about 10× more active, a different league on volume. But posts in r/wallstreetportfolios pull more upvotes per post.
12% of r/wallstreetportfolios's audience also follows r/investingforbeginners
| Metric | investingforbeginners | wallstreetportfolios | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Posts / Day | 68 | 7 | 10× |
| Avg Upvotes | 3 | 16 | 5× |
| Avg Comments | 6 | 22 | 4× |
| Activity Rank | #1,669 Top 5% | #19,342 Top 25% | 17,673 |
| Low-Reply Rate | 54% | 48% | 6% |
Posting volume over time
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Post format
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r/wallstreetportfolios leans visual while r/investingforbeginners is mostly text.
Upvote distribution
Among upvoted posts Among posts that received upvotes
Both keep most upvoted posts in the 2–9 range.
Peak activity
Busiest day + peak hour · UTC Busiest day for each sub, with peak hour. Times in UTC.
r/investingforbeginners peaks Monday 5 PM and r/wallstreetportfolios peaks Monday 3 PM UTC, about 2 hours apart.