Let's bring in Charles Schwab, chief investment strategist Lzanne Saunders. Um, man, Lisanne, you I mean, for the final week of August, markets being handed a lot of large questions. Um, in general, how do you think capital is responding to even, you know, set aside the commerce secretar's comments this morning, but the president just now weighed in on Cracker Barrel's logo.He's he's had say on what how Intel and Nvidia and Apple and even Coke should manage their investments in their product lines. Do you t ...

With big gains today, Opendoor stock is now up more than 370% over the last three months. The NAR published its real estate report for July this morning, and its data is being interpreted as a bullish sign for Opendoor. The organization's data showed that sales of previously owned homes rose 2% on a sequential monthly basis to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.01 million -- a development that bodes well for engagement on the company's platform. Existing home sales were up 0.8% year over year, and the m ...

Opendoor CEO Carrie Wheeler is seizing the company’s meme stock moment to reshape its future https://t.co/v3MHp2EEl6 ...

An important discovery of our meme-stock-and-crypto age is that stocks go up because people buy them. (via @opinion) https://t.co/KDfFd5Q4YM ...

RT Merryn Somerset Webb (@MerrynSW)Worried your share price is undervalued? Not sure what to do? Have you considered engaging with retail investors? How to get a little of that meme stock energy. https://t.co/TClteIpUq8 ...

Street's earnings estimates and announcing a $3 billion stock buyback program. Well, the meme stock trade is making a comeback. Stocks like American Eagle, Kohl's, Open Door, Krispy Kreme and GoPro all up double digits this week.But what's fueling this surge. Is this a sign of renewed retail confidence or summer overheating. Let's ask Interactive Brokers chief strategist Steve Sosnick.Steve, what are the charts tell you. >> Well, good to see you, John. I think what it's telling me is that there's an undercu ...

Investment Thesis for Open Door - EMJ Capital initiated a long position in Open Door at under $1 per share, with a potential target of $82 based on fundamentals [1] - The investor believes Open Door is a legitimate turnaround story, not a meme stock, and sees it as an opportunity similar to Carvana [3][4] - The investor plans to hold the stock, anticipating significant compounding, unless there are fundamental changes in the company's management or strategy [5] Company Performance and Strategy - Open Door is a mobile platform for buying and selling real estate [5] - The company is expected to announce its first EVA (Economic Value Added) positive quarter in approximately three years [10] - The current CEO, Carrie Wheeler, has been focused on cost-cutting to achieve steady-state profitability [13] - The company's business is positioned to benefit from potential interest rate declines, which could lead to increased volumes and profitability [13] Market Dynamics and Trading Activity - The investor takes offense to the meme stock characterization, viewing Open Door as a real business unlike other meme stocks [15][16] - High trading volumes indicate the presence of flippers, but the investor believes the stock is still in the early stages of its potential [19] - The investor suggests that if retail and institutional shareholders focused on buying and holding the stock, it could lead to a significant price surge [20] Other Investment Opportunities - The investor also holds positions in two Bitcoin miners, Iron and Cipher, which are expanding into the AI data center business [23] - Iron and Cipher have significant AI data center capacity (3 gigawatts each) and are expected to benefit from the growing demand for AI infrastructure [24]

The latest bout of meme stock mania is likely getting some help from what Wall Street derivatives pros call a gamma squeeze https://t.co/TlBm4tIMTf ...

Krispy Kreme and action camera company GoPro have joined the meme stock rally as their shares surge. https://t.co/NiOSOOAaMx ...

Barclays says that it’s about time to pump the brakes on a meme stock craze that’s driven sharp rallies in companies like Kohl’s and Opendoor https://t.co/WAsQjIOGpH ...