Thursday, September 10, 2026
iPhone 18 search interest peaked at 100 while Apple stock fell 4%, and Nintendo's Metroid Ravenous hit maximum hype as NTDOY dropped 6.9%, revealing a product-launch divergence pattern. Meanwhile, Sandisk emerged as a fresh short squeeze target with queries up 2,650% and oil broke $96 with retail interest collapsing.
Ongoing Stories(5)
Crude Oil Hits 3-Month High
Still TrendingCrude broke above $96 on Sep 10, extending the stealth rally as retail search interest continues to collapse.
See previous coverageWendy's Search Interest: The Squeeze Query Resurrection
Still TrendingWEN and 'wendy's short squeeze' both flagged as Breakout in rising short squeeze queries for a second consecutive session.
See previous coverageAvis (CAR) Bleeds Out Post-Squeeze
Still Trending'avis stock' and 'avis short squeeze' remain at Breakout levels, though CAR price has not confirmed with new highs.
See previous coverageSPCX Price: The Post-IPO Rollercoaster
Still TrendingSPCX queries remain at Breakout across multiple categories despite the stock giving back some post-IPO gains.
See previous coverageIBRX: The Biotech Base After a 5x Run
Still TrendingIBRX continues to appear in rising short squeeze queries as the biotech base holds.
See previous coverageVisualizations(4)
Apple: iPhone 18 Hype vs AAPL Price Divergence
iPhone 18 search interest surged 25x from June to Sep 10, peaking at 100, while AAPL stock gained only 8.2% over the same period and fell 4% during the hype peak.
Nintendo: Metroid Ravenous Hype vs NTDOY Stock Price
Metroid Ravenous search exploded to 100 on Sep 9 following Nintendo Direct announcements, while NTDOY dropped 6.9% from $14.07 to $13.10 as investors sold the news.
Sandisk: Retail Search Frenzy Meets Volatile Recovery
SNDK search spiked to 83 in early August near the stock's $1,015 low, then surged again to 36 on Sep 8 as shares rallied 18% to $1,764 before interest faded to 11.
Oil's Stealth Rally: Price Breaks $96 While Search Interest Collapses
Crude oil climbed to $96.27 on Sep 10, a 6.9% three-month gain, while Brent crude search interest fell 60% from its June peak to just 25.