Brenden Rearick

Brenden Rearick

InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Expertise: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Digital Asset Regulation

Education: BA, Public & Professional Writing and Political Science, University of Pittsburgh

About Brenden:
Brenden Rearick is a Financial News Writer for the Today’s Market team at InvestorPlace, joining the team in 2021. Before joining InvestorPlace, Brenden was a student and a freelance writer, contributing to various periodicals for the University of Pittsburgh and local non-profits.

He primarily covers cryptocurrency and blockchain technology for Today’s Market. His interests span the metaverse, as well as DeFi and Web 3.0 projects.

You can follow Brenden on Twitter.

Recent Articles

WORX Stock: Meme Investors Are Looking to Squeeze SCWorx Next

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Retail investors looking for a short squeeze have honed in on WORX stock this morning. The healthcare tech company is seeing steep and fast movement.

Short Squeeze Stocks: XELA, NEGG and 3 Other Stocks Experts Think Are Ready to Pop

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

Looking for the next AMC, retail investors are on the hunt for the next squeeze. Here are five short squeeze stocks to watch this week.

#AMCUndefeated: AMC Stock Is in Focus After Huge ‘Black Widow’ Debut

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

#AMCUndefeated is trending on Twitter today. Even as shares slide amid a selloff, investors are touting AMC stock online.

STFC Stock: The Huge News That Has State Auto Rocketing 200% Today

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

STFC stock has nearly tripled today thanks to some big news. The company will be acquired by Liberty Mutual in the next year.

SPCE Stock: Why Virgin Galactic Is Falling Back to Earth After Historic Test Flight

By Brenden Rearick, InvestorPlace Financial News Writer

SPCE stock is unexpectedly down just a day after its founder flew to the edge of space. A $500 million share offering is annoying investors.

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