Lucid Group Inc

NASDAQ: LCID
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Two EV makers are among Tuesday's big gainers at noontime. A short squeeze could be the cause of another big runup and, the so-called Biden SPAC is moving higher as well.
Earning results could be driving price movements among some meme stocks today. There also appears to be another stab at a short squeeze on one of the stocks.
Three relatively new, but heavily traded, new companies are on the schedule to report quarterly results after markets close Monday.
Rivian's blockbuster IPO on Wednesday lifted the shares of virtually every EV maker. Even legacy carmakers got a boost.
With one major exception, several of last week's best-performing meme stocks were off to another good start. Plus, there's some potentially good news for investors in Chinese education and tutoring...
A solid jobs report early Friday morning set the tone for trading through the noon hour. More stock prices were rising instead of falling, even among the meme stocks we track.
Decliners led advancers in Tuesday's midday market trading, but sentiment keeps bouncing back so who knows how the trading session will close?
Some big meme stock movers from Friday weren't doing so well Monday. But one was.
A bitcoin miner was the big winner as of noon Friday, and another meme stock favorite almost got a boost from being mistaken for a much larger new name.
Lucid towed other EV makers along Thursday, putting up a share price gain of more than 30%. Good times.
Thursday's meme stock movers included electric vehicle makers Canoo and Lucid.
One new 52-week high and one new low among our featured Monday meme stocks.
Tuesday was an overall down day for meme stocks, just as it was for equities in general. There was one big winner, though, thanks to investors who were likely chasing a short squeeze.
EV maker Lucid was Tuesday's best performing meme stock, but a deal with Google spawned a new volume leader early Wednesday morning.
Investors have not reacted well to reports that DraftKings is going to pay out a reported $20 billion for a British gambling firm.