The White House shared a video with a popular, sarcastic meme about deportation.

Shares of retail favorites Opendoor Technologies and Kohl's resumed their rally on Thursday, fueled by continued meme stock euphoria and broader markets hitting record highs.

Meme stock surge underlines market froth, mostly centred on retail investors By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed and Lewis Krauskopf July 24, 20258:02 AM PDTUpdated July 24, 2025 ...

A Meme Stock Rollercoaster Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) is surging 25% in morning trading today, reigniting excitement among retail investors who have crowned it a meme stock darling ...

Retail investors have begun to pile into speculative bets on small-cap companies in a buildup that resembles the meme stock frenzy of 2021.

Shares in a donut chain, camera company and meat-substitute maker surged Wednesday in a revival of meme stocks.

Short squeezes have been a key piece of the stock market rally as short sellers have lost just shy of $355 billion since the market bottom on April 8, according to data from S3 Partners.

The meme stock renaissance seems to reflect a behavior Sosnick calls the “flight to crap.” It’s the inverse of the often-cited “flight to quality” that happens when investors are anxious ...

Amateur traders are piling in on meme stocks like GoPro, Krispy Kreme, and Wendy's. Analysts say the surges are being driven by a mix of social media buzz, short squeezes, and technical breakouts.

Investors are championing Kohl's, GoPro and other struggling companies as the "meme stock" frenzy returns.

Is a beaten-down retailer the newest meme stock? That's one possible explanation for today's jump in shares of Kohl's, which closed Tuesday up nearly 40%.

The latest so-called meme stocks include doughnut maker Krispy Kreme, camera maker GoPro and plant-based meat maker Beyond Meat. Each company is surging Wednesday.