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A cinema group buying a metals mining company? It doesn’t seem to make sense, but things don’t always have to in the world of meme stocks. The key question analysts are now puzzling over is whether these investors will be sticking around for the company’s growth strategy to materialise, or if they’re just being drawn in by eyebrow raising headlines.

A cinema group buying a metals mining company? It doesn’t seem to make sense, but things don’t always have to in the world of meme stocks.

A stock split announcement from GameStop has seen its price soar following a positive couple of weeks, but are meme stocks truly back?

Meme stocks have seen their shares soar over the past week, so investors are left to wonder whether we’re in for another rollercoaster.

AMC, GameStop and Bed Bath & Beyond shares have fallen from the highs seen last year, but these companies have been taking steps to reinvest the profits raised during the meme stock frenzy.

Class president of the meme stock group GameStop surged last week, but is newcomer Support.com going to outpace the video game retailer?

With Reddit’s ever-approaching public debut looming, it remains the go-to place for retail investors to find the ‘next big stock’. 

Global cinema chain AMC revealed narrowing losses and soaring revenue at its Q2 earnings call yesterday, as well as a fresh Warner Bros deal

As shares in AMC and GameStop continue to rise, many investors are wondering what exactly a short-squeeze is?

Many investors have wondered if they should buy meme stocks over the past year after witnessing prices skyrocket, but is it a good idea?

AMC shares gained 10% on Monday after it said moviegoers are returning, but is the cinema stock a buy or is it another short-squeeze?

As the short-squeeze continues, these two stocks are back for the long term; but, which is the better investment right now: GME or AMC?

The popular investing app has brought out the best and worst in its users.

The popular theater chain is on the rise once more as investors grow bullish following a string of reopenings across the U.S.

Following more than a year of downtime for Hollywood movie production and screening, AMC is finally reopening in the town where it makes its money!

It was never going to be an easy year for the cinema industry, but despite predictably poor earnings results, AMC might have some hope.

Even as proponents of buying and holding, we feel two of these companies are doomed and one warrants careful consideration for investment

The world’s biggest movie theater chain and the largest film format company were hit incredibly hard by the pandemic. Have they reached their bottom?

With more people turning to streaming content at home as cinemas remain closed due to the pandemic, what does this mean for the movie industry?