TheStreet. Meme stocks come and go. Then they come back and go again. A whiff of positive news – a good line in an earnings ...

Meme-stock behavior among some retail investors never really went away, a portfolio manager at Leuthold Group said.

Doug and Lee dissect Kohl’s meme-like trading surge, its parallels to past short squeezes, and the significant risks for ...

By now most people, even those vaguely tuned into finances, have heard the phrase "meme stock." But if you're just catching ...

Investors sometimes buy shares in companies with bleak financial prospects, known as "meme stocks." These stocks often gain ...

The market saw a fresh meme stock frenzy this week. While high exuberance can be a contrarian sell signal, sources say the ...

Shares of unprofitable companies have outperformed since early April, and investors are now speculating like it’s 2021.

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Amid the resurgence of meme stock trading this week, a new acronym has captured the attention of users on Reddit's infamous WallStreetBets: DORK.

Bursts of euphoric trading are often bullish for near-term returns, but rapid surges in speculation also raise the risk of a ...

Individual investors are flocking to social media to cheer on a new group of oddball stocks and squeeze the short sellers; ...