I'll search for Reddit's ticker and then pull up its PE ratio data.Found it — Reddit, Inc. (RDDT) on NYSE. Let me pull up its PE ratio data.Reddit IPO'd in March 2024, so it may not have extensive data. Let me try the valuation metrics differently — I'll grab price data and also check fundamentals.Good, now let me compute the PE ratio. I'll use the latest TTM (trailing twelve months) net income and the latest share count & stock price.Here's the current PE ratio for Reddit:

Reddit trades at roughly 52x trailing earnings, based on the latest four quarters through Q1 2026 (Mar 2026). This reflects a growth-company multiple, consistent with its relatively recent IPO (March 2024) and ongoing profitability ramp. The company has swung from net losses in 2021–23 to generating nearly $708M in TTM net income.