Opendoor, Kohl's, and Wendy's are among the new crop of meme stocks, giving their bosses a chance to turn good vibes into cash.

What makes a meme stock? Online enthusiasm for a beaten down company with doubtful prospects Meme stocks typically have poor growth prospects. They also have low share prices, making them ...

Wall Street has dubbed them “meme stocks.” Examples: GameStop, the original meme stock, faced a changing gaming environment where online gaming essentially replaced the need for video-game ...

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Key Takeaways: Why AEO Still Isn’t a Buy Despite its recent gains and differentiation from meme stocks, AEO remains a risky investment. The stock’s surge is tied to a single ad campaign ...

Shares of retail favorites Opendoor Technologies and Kohl's resumed their rally on Thursday, fueled by continued meme stock euphoria and broader markets hitting record highs.

Short squeezes have been a key piece of the stock market rally as short sellers have lost just shy of $355 billion since the market bottom on April 8, according to data from S3 Partners.