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What's going viral in investing on X

Of the 10 investing posts that went viral on X in the week of October 26 to November 1, 2026 and passed Postel's content check, 30% led with a number and 90% had a photo or video. The median one was 450 characters long, and the biggest, by @WillManidis, got 70 times its creator's usual views.

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Oct 26 – Nov 1, 2026 · 10 viral posts · 8 creators · how we count

The top post

  1. 1. Will Manidis

    @WillManidis · 149.6K followers

    70×their usual

    The benefits of abundant intelligence will accrue far outside of San Fransisco. Spent the last year writing about capital, sovereignty, and the coming reordering of economic power. THE COMMANDING HEIGHTS

    1.8M views · Oct 29 · Photo

The openings behind them

How the 10 viral investing posts opened. 90% had a photo or video (30% a video), and 20% linked out.

How the viral posts opened, with the share using each opening
OpeningShare of viral posts
No clear hookthe opening matches none of the other rows50%5 posts
Leads with a numbera figure, amount or percentage in the opening line30%3 posts
A listthree or more lines that start with a number, dash, bullet or arrow10%1 post
Asks a questionthe opening line asks a question10%1 post

How we count

Postel's library follows thousands of individual creators on X: founders, builders, writers and other people posting as themselves. Brands, news and fan accounts, politicians and aggregators are kept out. This page reads their original English posts from Oct 26 – Nov 1, 2026, leaving out replies and reposts.

A post counts as viral when it gets at least 3 times its creator's usual views and 10,000 views in all. A creator's usual is the median views of their posts over the 60 days before the period ended, leaving out posts younger than three days. Comparing each post with its own creator means a big account's ordinary post doesn't count, and a small account's unusually big post does.

A model then reads every viral post, sorts it into a topic by what it's about, and leaves out politics, gossip, news about other people, health claims, get-rich pitches, giveaways and anything else this page shouldn't feature. A second, stricter model approves each post before it's shown with its creator's name. The list ranks the approved posts by how far each beat its creator's usual, one post per creator. Openings are sorted by the plain rules in the table.

Every post links to the original on X. Creators: if you'd rather your post weren't on this page, send its link through the contact form and it comes off within a few days.

Other topics

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Questions

What investing posts are going viral on X right now?

From Oct 26 – Nov 1, 2026, 10 investing posts from 8 creators in Postel's library went viral (each got at least 3 times its creator's usual views and 10,000 views in all) and passed its content check. The 1 that beat their creator's usual by the most are on this page, with a link to each on X.

What do viral investing posts have in common?

Of the 10 investing posts that went viral on X in the week of October 26 to November 1, 2026 and passed Postel's content check, 30% led with a number and 90% had a photo or video. The median one was 450 characters long, and the biggest, by @WillManidis, got 70 times its creator's usual views.

How does Postel decide a post went viral?

A post counts as viral when it gets at least 3 times its creator's usual views and 10,000 views in all. A creator's usual is the median views of their posts over the 60 days before that week ended (leaving out the last three days). The topic comes from what the post is about, not from who wrote it.

How often is this page updated?

Every Tuesday. It covers the last full week (Monday to Sunday), so a topic has enough posts to show what's working.

I'm on this list. Can I have my post removed?

Yes. Send the post's link through the contact form at postel.app/contact and it comes off this page and every page like it within a few days.