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到期日 | 2024-06-07 |
今日波幅 | 0.0300 - 0.0500 |
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The current 2024 meme stock moment feels like a callback from 2021's big retail saga that resulted in a movie. But despite some big pops in GameStop and AMC, this time has some key differences.
Traders are getting excited about penny stocks right now. Keith Gill, a trader more well-known by the alias Roaring Kitty, resurfaced on social media with a tweet of a man holding a video game controller. Gill was a key player in the GameStop (NYSE:GME) short squeeze a few years ago, and his tweet seemingly sparked a 74% rally in GME stock on Monday. It wasn’t just GameStop, either. Other meme stocks such as AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC) and Koss (NASDAQ:KOSS) blasted off on the Roaring Kitty new
Social media has largely overshadowed the investing fundamentals with pumpamentals, spotlighting meme stocks to sell. Just as Bitcoin is analog to blue-chip stocks, meme stocks have similarly become analog to altcoins. Both are driven by narratives fed by short-term valuation surges. But, just as easily as they went up, meme stocks can go down. Pitting their float shorted against dwindling revenue figures and rapid cash depletion, which meme stocks should be ousted from your speculative portfoli