Reddit, Inc. (RDDT) received a rating downgrade on December 6, 2025, as investment research firm Wall Street Zen changed its recommendation from "buy" to "hold". This move comes amidst a mix of opinions from the broader analyst community. Overall, twenty-eight firms covering the stock have maintained a consensus rating of "Moderate Buy", with fourteen recommending a "buy" and nine suggesting a "hold". This analyst action follows a period of significant stock price volatility and a strong rebound after the company's robust third-quarter earnings report. While the company has shown strong revenue growth and improved advertising capabilities, some concerns about user growth in the U.S. persist among investors. The average twelve-month price target from analysts remains at $226.33.