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January's Most Popular "Meme" Stocks
A good month for stocks as most saw positive returns for the month of January.
GameStop didn't make it to the top of the WallStreetBets list, but it deserves an honorable mention since the ticker is currently banned on WSB. GameStop is up 15% for the month, was up as much as 32% at one point, and was trending on most other social channels.
It's safe to say volatility is back, but if history rhymes then we may know what happens next. Look at the historical GameStop social trend chart over the last 2 years.
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