Meme stock trading is dominating the options market. Mike Khouw says beware the adrenaline rush ⊖
The danger is that meme stocks tend to spike rapidly and collapse just as fast.
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The Meme ETF is back. Is it late to the party again? ⊕
In its first go around, the ETF's launch coincided with the Nasdaq Composite's peak.
4 months ago
'I'm already up $45,000 - in about an hour of trading': The meme-stock craze is back... but this time round it's different and there's a catch. ANNE ASHWORTH reveals the truth
Meme stock mania is back. Once more, small investors are piling into unloved 'meme' companies whose bombed-out share prices make them seem like a bargain.
Meme stock 2.0 may prove fleeting
Like bitcoin, meme stocks may best be interpreted as a gauge of the market’s animal spirits
Meme stock mania returns as Krispy Kreme and GoPro shares soar
Retail traders inspired by social media pile into stocks targeted by short sellers
Meme screen: Heavily shorted small stocks that are starting to rip this week
CNBC ran a screen of U.S. stocks to find the next meme names with characteristics such as elevated levels of short interest and low stock price.
Meme stock comeback underlines a frothy market that has been supported by retail investors
Goldman Sachs' retail favorite basket, consisting of U.S. equities most popular among the retail community based on flows, hit an all-time high this week.
6 months ago
Nearly half of Trump’s crypto sweepstakes winners lost money
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Meme coin buyers may have gotten dinner with president, but they lost millions, Guardian analysis reveals
Donald Trump will host the top holders of his cryptocurrency at a gala tonight at his private …
10 months ago
Trump coin leads tumble in meme cryptocurrencies as tariffs rock global markets
Meme coins plummeted over the weekend as President Donald Trump signed new tariffs, kicking off a trade war that caused investors to dump risk assets.
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