| Dear Smart Investor, The so-called meme stocks were back in the headlines this week. You know which ones we mean: the struggling retail and entertainment stocks that most Wall Street funds shorted in 2020. They were struggling even before the COVID-19 pandemic shut the nation down last year, making them obvious targets for Wall Street’s bearish bets. But these names — GameStop, AMC Entertainment and BlackBerry, to list a few — were rescued by a wave of Reddit-fueled retail investors intent on taking down the short sellers. The meme stocks, as they came to be called, reached astronomical — and unwarranted — valuations earlier this year thanks to these passionate retail investors. And this week, GameStop, AMC, Bed Bath & Beyond and others rallied on a second wave of short-seller stomping. For most, the rallies didn’t last long. Others managed to make the best of their own stock’s volatility. For example, AMC scored a healthy profit from investors’ optimism about its new stock offering. Like AMC, some independent investors and hedge funds have secured their own tidy profits by braving the volatility. But many more have lost money in fistfuls betting on these highly speculative plays. If you chase trades like these, there’s a chance you could lose more money than you make. That’s why, in Smart Profits Daily, we play it smart — if we look into speculative trades, we go in with a well-researched plan and carefully balance risk against reward. We encourage you to do the same. And over the past several days, Ian King and Steve Fernandez have been working hard to make sure you know how to trade meme stocks and other available investments — and exactly how you could benefit.
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