Gamestop’s real claim to fame is as a MEME stock, held widely by day traders. Shares have seen massive volatility in the wake ...

GameStop's shift from meme stock to fundamentals-driven investment has been marked by reduced speculative activity and trading that more closely tracks the company’s intrinsic value. Recent ...

It raises the question of whether meme stocks—names such as GameStop, Chewy and maybe even President-elect Donald Trump’s Trump Media & Technology Group —are poised for another turn in the ...

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While he's smart and funny, Cramer is often just as strikingly ... betting against conventional wisdom. The biggest meme stocks remain GameStop (NYSE:GME) and AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC), but ...

who helped direct the world's attention to GameStop in 2021, posted something for the first time in nearly three years. Meme stocks are companies whose shares are lifted by social media buzz.

Nearly 900,000 individual accounts traded shares of GameStop in a single day after a 90-fold increase at the height of the “meme stock” craze, according to a report by the US securities regulator.

So far this year, shares of the video game retailer have been trading based on business news, rather than on meme-stock speculation. Here's what you need to know. GameStop's management has ...