Memestock Traders Find an $OPEN Door
For nearly every day in August, the hedge fund manager and former PayPal mafia member Eric Jackson stood outside Canadian rapper Drake’s house in Toronto with a message: buy $OPEN.
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For nearly every day in August, the hedge fund manager and former PayPal mafia member Eric Jackson stood outside Canadian rapper Drake’s house in Toronto with a message: buy $OPEN.
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Some experts think the meme stock craze seen during the pandemic is a thing of the past but retail investors still have an appetite for them, boosting their performance.
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