前收市價 | 4.20 |
開市 | 5.85 |
買盤 | 5.65 |
賣出價 | 5.95 |
拍板 | 22.00 |
到期日 | 2024-06-21 |
今日波幅 | 5.31 - 6.13 |
合同範圍 | 無 |
成交量 | |
未平倉合約 | 217 |
Even if you didn’t catch the movie 'Dumb Money', you might remember the real story of Roaring Kitty—a.k.a Keith Gill—sparking a never-before-seen market revolution around GameStop (GME) back in 2019. It turns out Roaring Kitty and his legion were itching for round 2 this week, with a faltering attempt to reignite the meme stock rally. The events left Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi and guest expert Jonathan Boyar questioning if meme stocks are ruining the experience for new investors. Though we all love a David vs. Goliath story, are these practices setting-up financially vulnerable people for failure? Watch the full interview with Jonathan Boyar here.
Hedge funds ditched bearish stock bets early this week at some of the highest rates in three years as U.S. meme stocks rallied sharply, a Goldman note seen by Reuters on Friday showed. The note, published on Wednesday just before the rally faded, said hedge funds dropped positions on the most actively shorted stocks tracked by a Goldman Sachs index. Most hedge fund short covering, when investors have to buy back stock borrowed for bearish bets, came from stocks tracked in the Goldman Sachs index, the bank's note said.
Stocks were mostly unchanged as investors await Nvidia earnings. Fed Chair Powell tested positive for Covid. GameStop fell on preliminary results.