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Here are four meme stocks that a trading up (or down) on more than their already heavy volume.
Wednesday's report on the Consumer Price Index chilled markets, but they appeared to be recovering Thursday morning. Here are how some meme stocks were moving.
Here's a look at Walt Disney and three other companies due to post quarterly results after the markets close on Wednesday.
Monday was also a good day for meme stocks. Will Tuesday be more of the same?
Meme stocks pretty much traded in lockstep with the broader market Monday, with advancers leading decliners by around 2 to 1.
The SEC on Monday released a report on market behavior surrounding the January meme stock runup that hiked shares of companies like GameStop and AMC into the stratosphere.
Meme stocks had a reasonably quiet Wednesday and Thursday's premarket started off with a bang for one online real estate firm. But solid earnings from big banks and good news on jobs and inflation...
One of January's meme stock high-flyers is getting a bid Wednesday on new partnerships with Google and Qualcomm.
Trading action was up and down Tuesday, and stocks were trading lower again after starting out the noon hour with a small gain.
One stock that had its moment in the meme stock sun last January has been generating some chatter lately among some retail investors.
One of the hottest meme stocks of the past two weeks was giving back more of its gains Monday.
Monday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Carvana, Cloudflare, Comcast, ConocoPhillips, Constellation Brands, Exxon Mobil, Eli Lilly, SoFi Technologies and Starbucks.
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.
Meme stocks are following the overall market again Wednesday, with more gainers than losers as of midday.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Accenture, FedEx, McAfee, PubMatic, ServiceNow, Sofi Technologies, Trade Desk and Vale.