Most popular stocks of 2023: AI on the up while interest in Netflix plummets

We reveal the most popular shares of 2023 so far.

 illustration the stock trading graph of Netflix seen on a smartphone screen.
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Investors are increasingly buying into the AI trend, while their love affair with Tesla continues, according to new data showing the most popular stocks of 2023.

Interest in Netflix, on the other hand, has plummeted, and the streaming giant is no longer in the top 10 list of most traded stocks.

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Stocks 2022RankStocks 2023Rank
Tesla Inc.1Tesla Inc.1
Apple Inc.2Amazon.com Inc2
Amazon.com Inc3Apple Inc.3
Microsoft Corp.4Microsoft Corp4
Meta5Nvidia Corp5
Nvidia Corp6Alphabet Inc. - A Share6
Alphabet Inc. - A Share7Meta7
Netflix Inc.8Alibaba Group Holding8
BP Plc.9Palantir Technologies Inc.9
Alibaba Group Holding10Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc.10
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