What GameStop’s Latest 200% Explosion Means for the Market

Published: February 24, 2021

What GameStop's Latest 200% Explosion Means for the Market

If you thought the short squeeze saga was over… think again. Shares of GameStop were up as much as 100% after hours Wednesday, suddenly exploding before the close and finishing up 103.94% for the day.

And as you guys know, GameStop went bonkers a couple of weeks ago, propped up by the subreddit WallStreetBets and then social media as more and more traders joined the fray.

Now the question is: Do you think this next time will be different?

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