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Meme stocks may be back, but stock-market euphoria isn't, Cboe says
Meme stocks might be back, but activity in the options market shows investors aren't exhibiting the same appetite for risky bullish bets this time around. Mandy Xu, head of derivatives market intelligence at Cboe Global Markets,
Eric Jackson, who spotted potential in Carvana in 2022, has set his sights on a new "100-bagger." ...
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Meme-stock mania might be back, but old heads may have noticed that the moves this time around are lacking a certain ...
Bursts of euphoric trading are often bullish for near-term returns, but rapid surges in speculation also raise the risk of a ...
Social media buzzed with excitement on Monday as some beaten-down stocks that retail traders have been buying began to soar.
Last month, Opendoor OPEN said it was seeking approval for a reverse stock split to lift its share price enough to regain ...
CIO explains why the billions of shares traded on shorted companies amount to little more than modern pump and dump schemes ...
Mark cuban says ‘everything is a meme’ in today’s market, warns of retail risk appetite. Billionaire investor Mark Cuban has ...
Sydney Sweeney has reportedly helped American Eagle’s stock climb higher this week. The White Lotus actress has recently ...
Meme stocks are typically those that see significant jumps in trading volumes and stock prices, driven by a mix of social ...
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