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Andrew Rocco

Making Headlines: SPACs & Space, the New "Gold", and Chips

Andrew Rocco breaks down some of the stocks an

Sweta Killa

ETFs From Best and Worst Zones at Midway Q1

W have highlighted three ETFs, each from the best and worst-performing zones through midway Q1.

Andrew Rocco

3 of "The Big Short's" New Purchases

Hedge fund legend Michael Burry rose to prominence after making more than $100 million by correctly predicting the subprime mortgage crisis in 2007. In this article, Andrew Rocco will unveil Burry's latest purchases.

Andrew Rocco

In the News: The Race to AI Dominance, Powell's Pump, & Blood Bath & Beyond

Tuesday's trading session was action packed with several areas of the market making headlines. Andrew Rocco covers some key takeaways.

Andrew Rocco

Bed Bath & Beyond Spike Sparks Meme Mania 2.0

Monday, shares of beaten-down retailer Bed Bath & Beyond nearly doubled in price and drove meme stocks higher. Andrew Rocco breaks down what happened and what to look for next.

Sweta Killa

5 Sector ETFs That Beat the Market in January

Easing inflation, hopes of the Fed's slower rate hike path and a reopening in China bolstered the risk appetite of investors.

Sanghamitra Saha

ETF in Focus on Meme Stock Mania's Two-Year Anniversary

While the meme stock rally fizzled occasionally in 2021 and 2022 due to rising rate worries and share market crash, the sheer return of risk-on sentiments this year has boosted the meme stocks once again.

Andrew Rocco

Meme Stock Mania: 5 Lessons for Investors

Following the pandemic, the stock market saw excesses in the form of meme stocks. Markets are littered with booms and busts. What can investors learn from this one?

Sweta Killa

Meme Frenzy Pushes These ETFs Higher: Will This Continue?

Meme stocks have seen a huge resurgence this month thanks to easing inflation, a drop in Treasury yields and declining commodity prices that have resulted in risk-on trade.

Derek Lewis

Meme Stock Mania: Still Gas Left in the Tank?

GameStop was undoubtedly the most popular meme stock, shaking the market violently with a short-squeeze that was the magnitude of which is rarely seen.