WallStreetBets, the infamous subreddit credited with helping to spawn the meme-stock phenomenon, is giving its regular ...

Here we go again. Just years ago, GameStop, AMC, and Bed Bath & Beyond exploded thanks to WallStreetBets on Reddit. Now, it’s ...

July, Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) became the darling of the meme stock crowd, fueled by social media hype and a bold ...

The meme-stock mania during the days of the pandemic was seen as a revolt of the ordinary retail investing public against the ...

Opendoor was on the brink of delisting. A bullish hedge fund manager and a flock of retail investors looking for the next ...

The post WallStreetBets Forum Targets Opendoor Stock appeared first on Self Employed. Opendoor Technologies Inc. ($OPEN) has emerged as a focal point of discussion on the Reddit forum WallStreetBets, ...

WallStreetBets upended the stock market just a few years ago, but control over both the subreddit and the trademark around the name has been hotly contested. Photo: Jaime Rogozinski (Shutterstock ...

WallStreetBets founder James Rogozinski claimed Reddit ripped away the brand he created just months before it was at the heart of the meme trading frenzy, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Reddit group WallStreetBets hit by bot activity Moderators of the WallStreetBets online discussion forum, which has been credited with creating a frenzy in the shares of GameStop and others, said ...

The man who founded WallStreetBets, Jaime Rogozinski, didn’t love trading stocks. At least not at first. In the mid-2000s, as a side hustle, Rogozinski could afford to plunk around $1,000 in ...

The arrival of WallStreetBets is an expansion of the investment community that makes our markets run democratically. I also think there are thugs and thinkers on both sides of the field, and for ...