GameStop Stock Defies Gravity, Holds Gains Despite Meme Stock Crash
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GameStop (GME) stock has risen from under $5 in 2020 to over $18 currently, despite falling from meme stock highs.
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January 2021 short squeeze driven by retail investors on Reddit's WallStreetBets punished excessive short selling.
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Other "meme stocks" like AMC and Blackberry subsequently fell below pre-squeeze levels, but not GameStop.
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GameStop has used meme stock mania to improve business, with better cost structure and outlook.
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If GameStop becomes profitable, it would validate the meme stock squeeze from early 2021.