Meme stocks are company stocks that gain popularity through online communities and social media, often leading to rapid price fluctuations. Driven by online forums and influencers, meme stock surges ...

Over the past several days, the share prices of three companies have surged 25% or more in a single trading session. Those companies are Krispy Kreme, GoPro, and Kohl’s. Yet none of these firms have ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The meme stock trade that made GameStop famous has new candidates, including Krispy Kreme and Beyond Meat, but it ...

The surge, likely driven by online discussions on platforms like Reddit's WallStreetBets, significantly increased trading volume to over 200 million shares. While the specific cause is unclear, ...

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 ...

The DORKs are sending an important message about the stock market. That acronym refers to the latest handful of meme stocks sending retail trader forums abuzz this week, with companies like Opendoor, ...

NEW YORK – Investors occasionally scoop up shares of companies whose financial prospects appear dim. The consensus around such companies is that the shares should, if anything, fall further. But they ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mark Faithfull is London-based and covers retail and real estate Welcome back to meme retail share time, as department store ...

A debt-swap deal left Beyond Meat's stock for dead—before the meme-stock crowd moved in. The shares jumped Monday, the latest indication of some traders' penchant for risk even as other pockets of ...

The meme stock movement is again dominated by speculative retail trading driven by online forums, social media hype, and short-term momentum. Call-to-put ratios have spiked, reflecting a rush into ...