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By now you’ve surely heard the hype surrounding some of the biggest meme stocks: AMC Entertainment, Bed Bath & Beyond, Express. Meme stocks first made headlines in 2020 as investors on Reddit coordinated a short squeeze, sending GameStop shares soaring. Today, online communities on various social media platforms continue to rally around their favorite beaten-down names. If the companies are a little nostalgic and the stocks have a high short interest, even better. But which ones are actually solid investments? We’ve done the research – and combed through r/WallStreetBets – so you don’t have to.
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Recent Meme Stocks Articles
AMC Stock Alert: Shareholders Reject Plan to Declassify Board
Although AMC Entertainment shareholders pushed back against management, AMC stock remains a deeply challenged investment.
Sorry Retail Investors! Why the 2024 Meme Stock Revival Is Destined to Flop
The recent revival for meme stocks may be short-lived, as retail investors run out of juice to join the rally currently underway.
How Much Did Keith Gill Make From GameStop (GME) Stock? This Week’s Staggering Figures.
Let's dive into the key question many investors want to know, which is how much Keith Gill made from his previous bets on GME stock.
Here’s How Roaring Kitty Could Become GameStop (GME) Stock’s Fourth-Largest Shareholder
Roaring Kitty's stake in GME stock could allow him to become GameStop's fourth-largest shareholder if certain requirements are fulfilled.
Roaring Kitty Faces Trading Probe After GameStop (GME) Stock Frenzy
The hubbub over Roaring Kitty's latest trades is already fading, with GME stock moving just 5.5% June 4 and less overnight.
Andrew Left Is Shorting GameStop (GME) Stock. Again.
GME stock is in the spotlight after Citron Research founder Andrew Left disclosed that he owned a short position on GameStop.
GME Stock Alert: Roaring Kitty Held GameStop Shares as of June 3
Roaring Kitty disclosed that he had not sold out of his initial stake of GME stock and calls worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Goodbye, Roaring Kitty? E*Trade Considers Banning Keith Gill After New GME Stock Pop.
Morgan Stanley and other institutions seem anxious to tamp down this second meme stock frenzy before it gets going.
Why is Faraday Future (FFIE) Stock a Sell? It’s All About This.
Although Faraday Future stock enjoyed a remarkable run, it’s time to book profits. The business simply lacked direction from the start.
Faraday Future (FFIE) Stock Pops 10% in Renewed Roaring Kitty Rally
With meme-trading fervor reaching a fever pitch, speculators are hoping that Faraday Future gets some love. Still, FFIE stock is wildly risky.
The 5 Biggest Buyers of AMC Entertainment (AMC) Stock in Q1
AMC stock is rising higher in sympathy with GameStop. The late Jim Simons' Renaissance Technologies was a notable buyer during Q1.
The 5 Biggest Buyers of GameStop (GME) Stock in Q1
GME stock is in the green after Roaring Kitty revealed a $181.40 million stake in shares and call options expiring on June 21.
Meme Stocks GME, AMC, KOSS Surge as Roaring Kitty Lights New Fire
GameStop (GME) stock and other meme stocks are climbing sharply after a new post from Roaring Kitty last night.
