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Krispy Kreme, GoPro, and Opendoor were cited in the meme stock frenzy, while Citadel Securities tracked retail trading trends.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 24

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Krispy Kreme OpenDoor GoPro

How it developed

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Jun 8Social media buzz, including from Wallstreetbets, fueled investment in Krispy Kreme, with one investor spending $100,000 in the company's shares.Sub-event
Jul 24Meme stock frenzy included Krispy Kreme, GoPro, and Opendoor, with Citadel tracking trends.1 source
- Bloomberg

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The entities involved

Krispy Kreme
American global doughnut company and coffeehouse chain
- Niche beverage trends and collaborations are influencing consumer choices and are increasingly vital in hospitality meals.Thu 22:00
OpenDoor
- OpenDoor is winding down its India operations as part of a strategic shift to focus on American customers.Sun 22:26
- Amid rising interest rates and Fed rate hikes, the housing market is being affected as companies like Nio and OpenDoor evaluate the future of digital assets like Bitcoin.Fri 19:43
GoPro
American technology company

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