No Big Short Here: Michael Burry Put 50% of His Money in These 3 Stocks
Billionaire investor Michael Burry correctly predicted the housing market crash, profiting nearly $1 billion, and later sparked the GameStop meme stock craze.
'Big Short' Billionaire Michael Burry Makes His Next Big Bet
Michael Burry successfully profited from the housing market collapse and is now heavily investing in Chinese tech stocks due to expected economic revitalization.
No Big Short Here: Michael Burry Put 50% of His Money in These 3 Stocks
Billionaire investor Michael Burry correctly predicted the housing market crash, profiting nearly $1 billion, and later sparked the GameStop meme stock craze.
'Big Short' Billionaire Michael Burry Makes His Next Big Bet
Michael Burry successfully profited from the housing market collapse and is now heavily investing in Chinese tech stocks due to expected economic revitalization.
Remember the GameStop saga? It's happening again | CBC News
Keith Gill, known as 'Roaring Kitty,' reappeared online after three years, driving up meme stock prices like GameStop and AMC with his influence.
Meme stocks are roaring again. Yes, again.
Meme stocks, driven by online activity, are shaking Wall Street again with sharp movements and volatility familiar from previous flareups.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev isn't scared of meme stocks
Robinhood has transformed its business model and strategic focus to move beyond its initial meme stock associations.
GameStop shares surge after cryptic post from 'Roaring Kitty': 'Seen that pattern again'
GameStop shares surged after influencer Keith Gill's cryptic social media post, showcasing his lasting impact on investor behavior and stock performance.
Roaring Kitty still loves GameStop, but has given up on Chewy
Keith Gill sold off his Chewy shares, leading to brief stock price volatility, but does not explain his divestment.
Remember the GameStop saga? It's happening again | CBC News
Keith Gill, known as 'Roaring Kitty,' reappeared online after three years, driving up meme stock prices like GameStop and AMC with his influence.
Meme stocks are roaring again. Yes, again.
Meme stocks, driven by online activity, are shaking Wall Street again with sharp movements and volatility familiar from previous flareups.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev isn't scared of meme stocks
Robinhood has transformed its business model and strategic focus to move beyond its initial meme stock associations.
GameStop shares surge after cryptic post from 'Roaring Kitty': 'Seen that pattern again'
GameStop shares surged after influencer Keith Gill's cryptic social media post, showcasing his lasting impact on investor behavior and stock performance.
Roaring Kitty still loves GameStop, but has given up on Chewy
Keith Gill sold off his Chewy shares, leading to brief stock price volatility, but does not explain his divestment.
Trump Media soars to $10 billion market cap, overtaking the value of X, which has hundreds of millions more users
TMTG's market cap surpasses that of X, driven more by political sentiment than financial fundamentals.
A tech stock with a name sounding like 'Trump's Big Win' surged by the maximum in China after the Pennsylvania assassination attempt
Chinese retail investors trade meme stocks like Wisesoft based on phonetic similarities to real-world events.
Trump Media posts heavy losses in surprise election-night earnings report
Trump Media & Technology Group is experiencing significant financial losses despite a high valuation and volatile stock performance associated with election events.
There's a New Reality to How the Stock Market Operates
The power of individual influence on stock market movement.
'Trump wins big' meme stock surges in China ahead of U.S. election
Chinese investors are buying Wisesoft shares due to its name's homophonic resemblance to 'Trump wins big'.
A lot of Redditors hate the Reddit IPO
Mentions of meme stock culture like r/WallStreetBets in Reddit's S-1 filing raise concerns among Redditors about monetization.
Reddit's S-1 filing discloses revenue figures but is met with skepticism by users on subreddits like r/technology.
Trump Media soars to $10 billion market cap, overtaking the value of X, which has hundreds of millions more users
TMTG's market cap surpasses that of X, driven more by political sentiment than financial fundamentals.
A tech stock with a name sounding like 'Trump's Big Win' surged by the maximum in China after the Pennsylvania assassination attempt
Chinese retail investors trade meme stocks like Wisesoft based on phonetic similarities to real-world events.
Trump Media posts heavy losses in surprise election-night earnings report
Trump Media & Technology Group is experiencing significant financial losses despite a high valuation and volatile stock performance associated with election events.
There's a New Reality to How the Stock Market Operates
The power of individual influence on stock market movement.
'Trump wins big' meme stock surges in China ahead of U.S. election
Chinese investors are buying Wisesoft shares due to its name's homophonic resemblance to 'Trump wins big'.
A lot of Redditors hate the Reddit IPO
Mentions of meme stock culture like r/WallStreetBets in Reddit's S-1 filing raise concerns among Redditors about monetization.
Reddit's S-1 filing discloses revenue figures but is met with skepticism by users on subreddits like r/technology.
Reddit users wonder if the next big meme stock is Reddit itself | TechCrunch
Reddit is offering its dedicated users the opportunity to invest in its IPO based on their Reddit karma.
The rise of meme stocks and communities like r/WallStreetBets on Reddit has attracted investor interest and raised unique considerations for potential investors in Reddit's IPO.
Robinhood launches margin trading in the U.K.
Robinhood has expanded margin trading to U.K. traders, following its prominence during the meme stock craze driven by Reddit users.
The brokerage's growth reflects a significant interest in leveraged trading among retail investors, particularly among younger demographics.
Reddit users wonder if the next big meme stock is Reddit itself | TechCrunch
Reddit is offering its dedicated users the opportunity to invest in its IPO based on their Reddit karma.
The rise of meme stocks and communities like r/WallStreetBets on Reddit has attracted investor interest and raised unique considerations for potential investors in Reddit's IPO.
Robinhood launches margin trading in the U.K.
Robinhood has expanded margin trading to U.K. traders, following its prominence during the meme stock craze driven by Reddit users.
The brokerage's growth reflects a significant interest in leveraged trading among retail investors, particularly among younger demographics.