The "meme stocks" were down Friday after throwing off double- and triple-digit profits, but there's always a short squeeze target somewhere.
Andrew Keene's proprietary S.C.A.N.
algorithm has the next short squeeze stock all lined up…
The "meme stocks" were down Friday after throwing off double- and triple-digit profits, but there's always a short squeeze target somewhere.
Andrew Keene's proprietary S.C.A.N.
algorithm has the next short squeeze stock all lined up…
New retail investors on apps like Robinhood poured a record $5.8 billion into global equities just last week – a move with massive implications (and great profit potential) for every single investor out there.
President Trump tweets, and all hell breaks loose in the markets.
Over the weekend, with hopes of a final deal with China on trade due by Friday, President Trump stirred the pot.
Chinese stocks have been hit especially hard. Since Friday's close, the SPDR S&P China ETF is off nearly 6%.
by David Zeiler
This month's Bitcoin price crash was just another bump in the road, but the mainstream media once gain botched the job when it came to explaining what happened and what it meant.
Many stories declared that the Bitcoin "bubble" had burst, and that China's moves to restrict Bitcoin trading and IPOs were "the beginning of the end."
But as the Bitcoin price rebounded over the weekend, it became clear these obituaries were premature.
Here's what the mainstream media missed...