Amid the resurgence of meme stock trading this week, a new acronym has captured the attention of users on Reddit's infamous WallStreetBets: DORK.

As the stocks rise, that puts pressure on short-selling hedge funds that borrowed the shares to bet against them. They’re forced to quickly repurchase them at a loss—a formula ...

Amateur investors are betting big on struggling brands in hopes of a revival ...

The DORK stocks (DNUT, OPEN, RKT, KSS) are surging due to high short interest, low float, and a resurgence of retail-driven speculation. Unlike 2021's meme stock mania, this wave lacks a unifying ...

The market saw a fresh meme stock frenzy this week. While high exuberance can be a contrarian sell signal, sources say the ...

The return of widespread meme-stock trading coincides with a rise in Goldman Sachs' "Speculative Trading Indicator," which ...

Krispy Kreme, Opendoor, Rocket and Kohl’s are merely the public face of a summer boom in bets by private traders.

Meme stocks like Opendoor and Krispy Kreme have been spiking fast -- but are they good investments? Learn the red flags ...

There's a new investing trend out there. Well, perhaps "newish" is the best way to put it, because to my eyes this is just a recycling of the meme stock fad that swept through the markets four years ...

Heavy traders may assume they'll owe no capital gains tax if their losses and gains even out. But then they stumble across ...

The DORK rally isn't about fundamentals—it's about gamma, sentiment, and speed. These surges can be thrilling, but they're also a reminder that meme-stock mania is more roulette than research.

Meme stocks are back in a big way this week. Retail traders have started to scoop up heavily-shorted stocks again, looking to rinse-and-repeat the GameStop (GME) effect from 2020. One such stock ...