Meme stocks generally attract interest from retail traders on social media platforms and forums. ・Short squeezes can lie at ...

Shares of neighborhood-focused platform Nextdoor skyrocketed as much as 49% today. How long will the surge last?

Investing personality Jim Cramer recently called Recursion Pharmaceuticals a meme stock. The facts don't back up that position, though. Recursion may not be a meme stock, but that doesn't make it a ...

Meme stocks surge due to social media buzz but can crash quickly. Sudden popularity offers potential quick gains with high volatility. Investing in meme stocks requires consideration of long-term ...

While Opendoor stock is down roughly 41% from the high that it reached earlier this year, the company still has a market capitalization and trades at an elevated valuation. With the housing market ...

GameStop was one of the first meme stocks, experiencing a sharp rise in value thanks to the enthusiasm of small investors. AMC followed along for the meme stock ride, which has notably included a ...

Shares of Beyond Meat Inc. are soaring this week amid speculation that the struggling maker of pea-based meat substitutes might be joining the latest cohort of meme stocks. The company's shares (BYND) ...

Shares of Beyond Meat are continuing their rally as meme-stock buzz continues to swirl around the meat-substitute company. Shares of Beyond Meat Inc. initially soared on Wednesday as a blistering meme ...

NEW YORK (AP) — A resurgence of meme stock interest has prompted the return of a one-stop fund for the volatile and quirky investments. Next stop: Green Line impacts in December How to embrace change ...

This week, like clockwork, a stock that no one's really thought a lot about lately surged suddenly. Sign up for Business Insider's daily markets newsletter here. Death, taxes, and popular stocks of ...

Krispy Kreme, Inc. has surged recently due to meme stock trading, not fundamental improvements, echoing past rallies in GME and AMC. DNUT faces declining organic revenue, strategic uncertainty, and ...

Michael Burry of "The Big Short" fame wrote on Substack that a "crappy business" became the "belle of the ball." ...