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MEME Stocks News Tracker

Dive into the wild world of meme stocks with "MEME Stocks News Tracker." This podcast is your go-to source for the latest news, trends, and analysis on the hottest meme stocks shaking up the market. From GameStop to AMC, we cover the stories that matter most to investors and enthusiasts alike. Join us for in-depth discussions, expert insights, and a fun look at the internet's favorite stock market phenomena. Whether you're a seasoned trader or just curious about the hype, "MEME Stocks News Tracker" keeps you informed and entertained.

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  • "Retail Frenzy Reignites Meme Stock Surge: AMC, GameStop, and Commodities Lead the Charge"

    "Retail Frenzy Reignites Meme Stock Surge: AMC, GameStop, and Commodities Lead the Charge"
    Nov 15 2025
    Meme stocks surged back into focus this week, propelled by new waves of retail enthusiasm and intensified social media buzz. AMC Entertainment and GameStop reclaimed their spots at the top of the meme stock leaderboard as retail investors on platforms like Reddit, TikTok, and YouTube flocked to these familiar names. AMC saw its hype rating climb sharply as TikTok videos celebrating renewed short-squeeze potential flooded feeds, while GameStop racked up high engagement from Reddit and TikTok communities, driven by speculation of a "round two" in meme stock rallies.

    Trading volumes in these stocks broke out above recent averages, with social sentiment remaining bullish and consistent across platforms. In particular, AMC’s retail-driven price action drew sustained attention for its ability to rally against macro headwinds and muted institutional presence. GameStop, meanwhile, attracted renewed speculation after several influential voices on social media reignited debates about its fundamental value versus momentum trading.

    Among lesser-known but still active meme stocks, Carvana and BlackBerry trended upward on Reddit and YouTube, with Carvana benefiting from viral posts about its unique car vending machine business model and record-setting earnings. BlackBerry saw a minor resurgence in online discussions, with some traders touting its potential as a turnaround play despite broader sector pressure.

    Looking beyond the usual suspects, gold mining stocks and commodity ETFs mirrored the meme stock phenomenon as retail investors piled into names like Newmont, Agnico Eagle Mines, and Barrick Gold, all of which soared over 130% year-to-date. Barrick Gold’s rally was especially notable, defying negative earnings news and executive turnover thanks to powerful retail momentum on social media. Daily options volumes for gold ETFs spiked, tripling their long-term averages as retail and speculators chased the commodity’s unexpected breakout.

    Not all meme stocks enjoyed rallies. Quantum computing stocks, including Rigetti, D-Wave Quantum, and IonQ, tumbled more than 24% each, fueling bearish sentiment within meme ETFs and chat forums. The sell-off stretched to NuScale Power and Beyond Meat, which posted losses of up to 48% and 39%, respectively, weighed down by market-wide declines in speculative tech and generative AI names. The meme stock ETF itself faced a steep drop, with retail message volumes trending down and overall sentiment turning negative.

    Social media remained the pulse of the meme stock universe, with Reddit’s WallStreetBets and r/stocks leading chatter and TikTok driving explosive, short-lived bursts of hype, particularly among younger traders. Platform weighting studies increasingly point to TikTok as the earliest signal of rising momentum, while Reddit and YouTube provide deeper context and analysis.

    Regulatory whispers were minimal, with no fresh interventions targeting meme trade volatility. Still, ongoing debate persists over whether meme stocks represent a healthy democratization of market access or a risky, unsustainable bubble. This uncertainty only adds fuel to rapid price swings and the unpredictable nature of meme stock cycles.

    With engagement scores climbing for the likes of AMC, GameStop, and new gold-related plays, and volatility spreading across speculative tech and recovery stories, meme stocks remain a lightning rod for retail speculation. Whether seeking quick gains or joining the culture-defining movements on social media, retail investors continue to shape price action more than ever.

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  • Meme Stock Frenzy Reignites: AMC and GameStop Lead Retail Resurgence Across Social Media

    Meme Stock Frenzy Reignites: AMC and GameStop Lead Retail Resurgence Across Social Media
    Nov 13 2025
    AMC Entertainment and GameStop are once again dominating the meme stock conversation, driven by renewed retail enthusiasm and a surge in social media engagement across Reddit, TikTok, and YouTube. AMC recently saw its Meme Stock Index score jump from 85 to 92, reflecting a broad and steady wave of online chatter, with short squeeze narratives and celebratory TikTok clips amplifying the hype. GameStop closely follows, climbing to a score of 88, spurred by a resurgence of short-format TikTok content and a “round two” mentality within the meme stock investing community. Both stocks are experiencing elevated trading volumes and have sustained their momentum as top trending names, reinforcing their status as the foundation of the current meme stock cycle.

    Other active meme stocks in the spotlight include Bed Bath & Beyond, which remains volatile as retail traders chase quick price spikes despite the underlying company’s fundamental challenges. Palantir Technologies and SoFi Technologies have emerged as newer favorites, showing outsized annual returns and benefiting from strong momentum trading. Additionally, Nvidia and Tesla continue to attract significant social media focus. Nvidia is in the limelight ahead of its anticipated earnings report, intensifying speculation about the overall AI-driven rally, while Tesla’s discussion has revived due to upcoming model announcements after a difficult start to the year.

    Beyond the original names, retail-driven chatter has lifted tickers like Carvana after a strong financial quarter, and National Beverage Corp. has reappeared in speculative trading forums, demonstrating the breadth of meme stock interest beyond just the headline acts. Krispy Kreme, GoPro, and Opendoor have also posted notable upward moves, signaling that this cycle features both classic and new participants.

    Reddit’s r/wallstreetbets and r/stocks continue to serve as the primary engines for meme stock mobilization, with the past day seeing intensified activity: nearly 4,600 stock mentions and over 22,000 upvotes signaled a clear uptick in retail attention and coordination. Viral TikTok trends, which carry greater weight among younger traders, are increasingly setting the tone for what stocks gain momentum, with Reddit and YouTube supplementing these movements through deeper analysis and longer-form content.

    Despite the froth, the wider regulatory environment has stayed relatively quiet, though market observers are keenly watching for any hints of new rules that might clamp down on rapid-fire retail speculation. Volatility remains a key concern, as even the best-known meme stocks have shown they can experience both sudden rallies and sharp drops. A number of the original meme names—such as AMC—are now trading below their pre-pandemic levels, even if their online profiles are stronger than ever. Meanwhile, GameStop remains well above its 2020 starting point, highlighting the ongoing divergence within the meme stock space.

    In summary, this latest stretch of activity highlights the continued influence of coordinated online communities and social media-driven narratives on both old and new meme stocks. The blend of nostalgia, speculative fervor, and the search for breakout gains is sustaining abnormal volumes in a growing list of retail-driven names, guaranteeing plenty of volatility and attention in coming sessions.

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  • Retail-Driven Stocks Soar: AMC, GameStop, and Emerging Meme Stock Contenders Captivate Investors

    Retail-Driven Stocks Soar: AMC, GameStop, and Emerging Meme Stock Contenders Captivate Investors
    Nov 11 2025
    Retail-driven stocks are back in the spotlight, with social media platforms buzzing about both familiar names and emerging contenders. AMC Entertainment and GameStop are again front and center, each showing marked upticks in social media engagement and trading activity. AMC’s consistent momentum, fueled by celebratory content across Reddit and TikTok, pushed its meme index score significantly higher as retail traders speculated on a renewed short squeeze. GameStop, meanwhile, experienced a surge in TikTok-driven buzz with creators framing this as the “second round” of the meme stock movement, igniting aggressive trading and propelling its meme index score upward.

    Alongside the established leaders, new names are drawing increased attention. Hour Loop, a small-cap retailer, is now a meme stock contender, catching fire on TikTok and X with speculation about its short interest and low trading float. Despite weak fundamentals and a modest market cap, Hour Loop’s rising online discussions and unusual trading volumes raise the specter of a retail-fueled rally. Regulatory scrutiny is also intensifying, with the SEC monitoring social media-driven speculation as trading volumes on thinly-traded names spike well beyond historical norms.

    Recent weeks have also seen dramatic reversals in other meme stock favorites. Beyond Meat and Opendoor Technologies, which saw sharp rallies following bullish posts and influencer-driven optimism, are now retracing steep losses. Opendoor’s share price tumbled after a disappointing earnings report and cautious management guidance, stalling the enthusiasm stoked earlier in the summer. Beyond Meat staged a brief recovery but remains down over 80 percent from its recent peak, after climbing nearly 1,300 percent in just four days during a speculative frenzy. Both stocks illustrate the volatility of meme-driven trades—momentum can shift rapidly from bullish to bearish, especially after the initial hype cycle.

    Palantir Technologies remains a standout for longer-term meme performance, boasting the highest annual gains among meme stocks tracked in major indices. Its ongoing popularity in retail and online communities helps sustain high trading volume. Meanwhile, other frequently mentioned tickers include Super Micro Computer, Clover Health, Koss Corporation, and National Beverage Corp—each known for periodic social media-driven volatility despite fundamental differences.

    Reddit’s r/wallstreetbets and r/stocks communities remain key drivers of buzz and order flow, with Reddit mentions and upvotes for meme stocks escalating in recent days. The psychology fueling meme stock rallies continues to emphasize community, FOMO, and the allure of overturning Wall Street narratives, often at the expense of stock fundamentals. This cycle of viral hype, rapid trading, and sudden reversals underscores both the risks and the cultural momentum at play in the meme stock phenomenon.

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