The history of meme stocks suggests Robinhood’s surge could still continue

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From a disastrous IPO to a new meme hero? Our call of the day from VandaTrack says the push higher for Robinhood could be going places.

Wednesday’s meteoric rise in Robinhood HOOD, +50.41% shares caught much of Wall Street off guard, and left some in the retail space baffled as the no-fee trading app appeared to fast-track itself into a coveted meme space.Our call of the day from VandaTrack, a tracker of individual investor purchases, offers a glimpse at just how far that push might go for Robinhood, which just a week ago suffered a disastrous debut.

VandaTrack data also shows HOOD was the third-most purchased stock — $50.5 million — on retail platforms Wednesday. A total of $467 million buys and sells for that stock placed it fourth in volume behind a mega S&P ETF SPY, -0.49%, chip stock AMD AMD, +5.52% and COVID-19 mMRA vaccine maker Moderna MRNA, +8.42% on the day.

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How it's the most hated company on the market

No.

Not a meme stock though...just a joke.

really? aren't they about to unload 98 million shares?

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