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$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ $Kohl's(KSS)$ 🏠📊🔥 Millennials can’t buy homes, but they can meme $OPEN to $82 🔥📊🏠 I’m extremely bullish on $OPEN and positioned for a tactical retest above $3.25 with tight stops. After ripping +380% in the past month, this stock has become the undisputed frontrunner of the new DORK stock craze: $DNUT, $OPEN, $RKT, and $KSS. It’s capturing retail imagination just as the U.S. housing market hits its most unaffordable level in history. The chart is clear. Price reclaimed the critical momentum bar at $2.516 and is now stabilizing within a steep high-velocity channel. If it holds, I’m watching for a reaccumu

Like many retail investors, I’ve found myself bagholding a few stocks, still holding on, deep in the red, waiting for a turnaround. And sometimes, in moments of irrational hope, I imagine one of them catching fire on social media, going viral on Reddit, and suddenly mooning to the stratosphere. The idea of my stock becoming the next GameStop or AMC is a tempting fantasy. But if I’m being honest, I know that’s not likely. There are only so many meme stock darlings, and the odds of lightning striking my portfolio are slim. That said, when I’m picking stocks, “meme potential” isn’t part of my investment criteria. I focus more on fundamentals—revenue growth, profitability, debt levels, and the broader economic conditions. It’s the approach that makes the most sense to me. However, just because

Opendoor Technologies Inc (NASDAQ: OPEN) is a real estate technology company that operates an online platform for buying and selling residential properties. Opendoor leverages technology to simplify the home-buying and selling process, offering instant cash offers and streamlined transactions. While its business model is disruptive, I think I am not suited for such high-risk at this point in time. 

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Intel(INTC)$ 🧠📈When AI Watches Memes: Which Stocks Are Noise, and Which Are Next?💡🔥 I’m fully convinced we’re entering a critical phase where meme stock chatter isn’t just entertainment; it’s a live wire of sentiment, volatility, and occasionally, asymmetric setups. But retail hype alone isn’t enough. That’s why I’m tracking where WallStreetBets momentum collides with AI conviction scores. Every five minutes, a new ranking emerges. These are the top 25 tickers retail can’t stop talking about. But only a few show the kind of underlying metrics that justify the buzz. Here’s my full sweep of the most-mentioned n

The meme stock frenzy is back, and it’s a wild ride. GoPro (GPRO) and Krispy Kreme (DNUT) have skyrocketed overnight, with GoPro surging up to 73% before closing 12.4% higher and Krispy Kreme popping 39% at its peak before ending up 4.6%. Meanwhile, Opendoor (OPEN) plummeted 20% on July 23, 2025, after a 500% monthly surge, and Kohl’s (KSS) shed 14.2% after doubling earlier in the week. This rapid rotation, driven by retail investors and social media hype, has investors buzzing: Should you dive into this speculative chaos, or steer clear? Is targeting the most shorted stocks a winning strategy? This report dives into the meme stock rollercoaster, analyzes the drivers behind these moves, and outlines strategic approaches to navigate this volatile market while managing risks. The Meme Stock

Not into meme and whatsoever that is spelled trouble ... hahaha 

As @RaySuper mentioned, if it's not a stock that you want to hold long term, why buy into it and possibly get caught in it? Don't play with matches and get your fingers burnt. Whatever Raysuper said resonated strongly with me and it's something investors should govern themselves by. Don't act on impulse, FOMO, and jump on the crazy bandwagon like everyone else in hopes of getting rich fast in the spur of the moment. So many among us who jumped in with the 'go big or go home' attitude has indeed gone home. So choose your chess pieces wisely. @LULU ROCKET @Alexcrashed   

I was casually scrolling through my watchlist today when something jumped out at me—Kohl's (KSS) is up more than 9%. Kohl's (KSS) What’s going on here? Now, to most people, Kohl’s is just a department store, one of those mid-tier retail chains you walk into when you’re looking for socks, or maybe some kitchenware that’s on sale. But for traders who track meme stocks, a sudden spike like this isn’t just background noise. It’s often interpreted as a spark, a potential signal that a new meme rally could be forming. Wait... Is Kohl’s a Meme Stock Now? Technically, yes or at least it’s meme-stock adjacent. Over the past few years, a rotating cast of companies has been thrown into the meme-stock blender. Think AMC, GameStop, Bed Bath & Beyond and so on. These are companies that, despite shak

Always think long term. Would this be the stock you would like to keep in your portfolio? If not, why risk it?

$Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $American Eagle Outfitters(AEO)$ 🍩📈🚀 Donut miss this move: $DNUT just filled its gap and ignited a new meme-stock rally 🚀📈🍩 I’m really confident that $DNUT is no longer just a bakery stock; it’s become a momentum magnet. The technical setup has completed a full rounded bottom reversal, surged past declining moving averages, and just printed a clean breakout above $3.92, confirming a gap-fill thrust with volume-backed acceleration. It’s not just retail sugar high either; there’s institutional fuel in the batter now. 🍩 Technical ignition: a breakout with velocity Price is currently trading at $4.49 after a

If you’ve been watching the market recently, you might’ve felt a wave of meme stock— like it’s 2021 all over again. Stocks like GoPro, Krispy Kreme , Opendoor Technologies, and Kohl’s— suddenly roared back to life. $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ surged over 300% in just six sessions. $Kohl's(KSS)$ doubled intraday before pulling back. Then $GoPro(GPRO)$ and $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ each spiked 40–70% in a single day.No news. No earnings beats. Just volume explosions and option chains on fire. Classic meme behavior.So, what’s going on? Is this another retail-driven frenzy? Is it sustainable? And more importantly — who

Obvious pump and dump. Beware!!!

Not into meme stocks. Better park my money in good, solid stocks than volatile stocks that can poof in a jiffy. No thanks. @PhoenixBee  @Aqa  @Zarkness   Come comment for coins.

Meme stocks pare gains as highly shorted Krispy Kreme, GoPro join the frenzy. July 23 (Reuters) - Investor enthusiasm faded for the latest meme stocks on Wednesday, with shares in heavily shorted Krispy Kreme (DNUT.O), opens new tab and GoPro (GPRO.O), opens new tab closing well below their session highs, while Tuesday's investor darling - department store Kohl's - finished sharply lower. Individual investors have been betting on riskier pockets of the market, including cryptocurrencies and lower-priced consumer-facing stocks, as the broader equity market has soared to record highs recently. Meme stock is not my thing though. I'd rather stay away. How about you guys? @JiaDeName  @

The meme stock rally continues the Trump trade rebound that has stocks trading at record highs. Meme stocks are running wild again. Some of the latest highfliers — Krispy Kreme (DNUT), Opendoor (OPEN), and Kohl's (KSS) — all have one key thing in common: They are heavily shorted stocks. "A lot of what has outperformed significantly [since the market bottom], obviously the memes, but the heavily shorted stocks of every variety," Charles Schwab chief investment strategist Liz Ann Sonders told Yahoo Finance on Wednesday. "So I think there may be that also added attempt on the part of the retail trader to press those shorts and force a repositioning on the part of speculators and institutions." Short sellers have lost just shy of $355 billion since the market bottom on April 8, according to da

Not in. Meme stocks aren't my thing.

$Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ $Kohl's(KSS)$ $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ 🍩📈🔥 I believe $DNUT is emerging as the meme stock of the moment, with more than just sugar fueling this rally 🔥📈🍩 I’m extremely confident Krispy Kreme ($DNUT) is undergoing a structural momentum shift that’s catching the market off guard. This isn’t just a retail bounce or a one-day wonder; it’s a technically sound setup backed by record-breaking options flow, high short interest, and meme-driven acceleration. When speculative fervor meets legitimate market signals, the results can be explosive. The fireworks didn’t happen during regular hours. It was after the close on Wednesday that $DNUT

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ 🧨🏠🚀 $OPEN: Demand Zone Magnet Meets Trump Housing Bombshell 🚀🏠🧨 I’m unequivocally confident that $OPEN is approaching a critical inflection point, where fundamental narrative, technical structure, and macro-political tailwinds are converging with rare precision. After a near-vertical +875% surge from $0.51 to $4.97, what we’re now witnessing is not merely a retracement, but a strategic reloading phase at a structurally significant demand zone. 📉 Technical Setup: Precision Reversal or Breakdown Avoidance? The latest 1-hour chart shows $OPEN re-entering a well-defined demand zone between $2.60 and $2.76, an area previously characterised by high-volume absorption and breakout initiation. Price action is beginning to

Not sure what this stock is about but lemme do a Google search. Opendoor is the hot new meme stock. Here's what to know. Reddit's army of retail traders have taken a recent interest in Opendoor, an online real estate startup.  The social media platform's army of retail traders have taken a recent interest in the online real estate startup. Its share price rose 74% since Friday, surging more than 50% on Monday alone. While it has rebounded slightly since yesterday's height, its shares are still up fivefold since July 1. Up until then, Opendoor was considered to be a penny stock, trading around $1 since the year's start, having plunged 100% in value since its 2021 highs.  IMHO, it's another memestock like $GameStop(GME)$  , not fo

The meme stock frenzy is back, and it’s a wild ride. GoPro (GPRO) and Krispy Kreme (DNUT) have skyrocketed overnight, with GoPro surging up to 73% before closing 12.4% higher and Krispy Kreme popping 39% at its peak before ending up 4.6%. Meanwhile, Opendoor (OPEN) plummeted 20% on July 23, 2025, after a 500% monthly surge, and Kohl’s (KSS) shed 14.2% after doubling earlier in the week. This rapid rotation, driven by retail investors and social media hype, has investors buzzing: Should you dive into this speculative chaos, or steer clear? Is targeting the most shorted stocks a winning strategy? This report dives into the meme stock rollercoaster, analyzes the drivers behind these moves, and outlines strategic approaches to navigate this volatile market while managing risks. The Meme Stock

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ 🧨🏠🚀 $OPEN: Demand Zone Magnet Meets Trump Housing Bombshell 🚀🏠🧨 I’m unequivocally confident that $OPEN is approaching a critical inflection point, where fundamental narrative, technical structure, and macro-political tailwinds are converging with rare precision. After a near-vertical +875% surge from $0.51 to $4.97, what we’re now witnessing is not merely a retracement, but a strategic reloading phase at a structurally significant demand zone. 📉 Technical Setup: Precision Reversal or Breakdown Avoidance? The latest 1-hour chart shows $OPEN re-entering a well-defined demand zone between $2.60 and $2.76, an area previously characterised by high-volume absorption and breakout initiation. Price action is beginning to

$Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $American Eagle Outfitters(AEO)$ 🍩📈🚀 Donut miss this move: $DNUT just filled its gap and ignited a new meme-stock rally 🚀📈🍩 I’m really confident that $DNUT is no longer just a bakery stock; it’s become a momentum magnet. The technical setup has completed a full rounded bottom reversal, surged past declining moving averages, and just printed a clean breakout above $3.92, confirming a gap-fill thrust with volume-backed acceleration. It’s not just retail sugar high either; there’s institutional fuel in the batter now. 🍩 Technical ignition: a breakout with velocity Price is currently trading at $4.49 after a

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Intel(INTC)$ 🧠📈When AI Watches Memes: Which Stocks Are Noise, and Which Are Next?💡🔥 I’m fully convinced we’re entering a critical phase where meme stock chatter isn’t just entertainment; it’s a live wire of sentiment, volatility, and occasionally, asymmetric setups. But retail hype alone isn’t enough. That’s why I’m tracking where WallStreetBets momentum collides with AI conviction scores. Every five minutes, a new ranking emerges. These are the top 25 tickers retail can’t stop talking about. But only a few show the kind of underlying metrics that justify the buzz. Here’s my full sweep of the most-mentioned n

$Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ $Kohl's(KSS)$ $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ 🍩📈🔥 I believe $DNUT is emerging as the meme stock of the moment, with more than just sugar fueling this rally 🔥📈🍩 I’m extremely confident Krispy Kreme ($DNUT) is undergoing a structural momentum shift that’s catching the market off guard. This isn’t just a retail bounce or a one-day wonder; it’s a technically sound setup backed by record-breaking options flow, high short interest, and meme-driven acceleration. When speculative fervor meets legitimate market signals, the results can be explosive. The fireworks didn’t happen during regular hours. It was after the close on Wednesday that $DNUT

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $Carvana Co.(CVNA)$ $Zillow(Z)$ 🍿🚪📈 Open and Closed: How $OPEN Became the Meme Dream Trade of July 📈🚪🍿 🏡 The Housing Market’s Crypto Moment $OPEN Calls, Closed Minds, and Open Profits This wasn’t a long-term marriage; it was a weekend fling with high volatility and higher returns. I played $OPEN like a piano and exited the swing with the melody still in the air. Because let’s be honest, who doesn’t love a good meme? Let me take you through it. 🧠 OPEN Season: Retail Gone Wild From the depths of despair to the top of r/WallStreetBets, Opendoor Technologies ($OPEN) did what few dared to predict: flipped the tape from -65% YTD to green

🌟🌟🌟Opendoor Technologies $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$  has pulled a dramatic comeback - up 42% on Monday's trading and a whopping 208% in the past week.  Suddenly everybody is asking - Could this be the next meme king? Enter Eric Jackson, hedge fund manager and recently Opendoor evangelist.  He said that Opendoor could be a 100 Bagger with a USD 82 share price target! The big question is - Can Opendoor really follow Carvana $Carvana Co.(CVNA)$  path to new heights? Opendoor versus Carvana - 2 Disruptors,  2 Very Different Markets Opendoor and Carvana are both tech driven platforms that aim to simplify buying and se

The meme stock rally continues the Trump trade rebound that has stocks trading at record highs. Meme stocks are running wild again. Some of the latest highfliers — Krispy Kreme (DNUT), Opendoor (OPEN), and Kohl's (KSS) — all have one key thing in common: They are heavily shorted stocks. "A lot of what has outperformed significantly [since the market bottom], obviously the memes, but the heavily shorted stocks of every variety," Charles Schwab chief investment strategist Liz Ann Sonders told Yahoo Finance on Wednesday. "So I think there may be that also added attempt on the part of the retail trader to press those shorts and force a repositioning on the part of speculators and institutions." Short sellers have lost just shy of $355 billion since the market bottom on April 8, according to da

If you’ve been watching the market recently, you might’ve felt a wave of meme stock— like it’s 2021 all over again. Stocks like GoPro, Krispy Kreme , Opendoor Technologies, and Kohl’s— suddenly roared back to life. $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ surged over 300% in just six sessions. $Kohl's(KSS)$ doubled intraday before pulling back. Then $GoPro(GPRO)$ and $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ each spiked 40–70% in a single day.No news. No earnings beats. Just volume explosions and option chains on fire. Classic meme behavior.So, what’s going on? Is this another retail-driven frenzy? Is it sustainable? And more importantly — who

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $Carvana Co.(CVNA)$ $GameStop(GME)$ 🚨📉📈 Opendoor’s 100‑Bag Rebirth: Can It Replicate Carvana’s Explosive Surge? 📈📉🚨 🔥 A $1.2M put write didn’t just draw a line; it flipped the entire script! On 21Jul25, $1.275M in premium was sold to open on the $OPEN 4 P 01Aug25 contract. Over 10,658 contracts traded, 98% filled on the bid with zero open interest. That same session, $OPEN surged +88.6% to close at $4.25, driven by $15.9M in net call premium against collapsing put flow of −$3.56M. That wasn’t protection, it was conviction. Someone just said: this will not revisit $4. But this move wasn’t sudden. It was the culmination of a quiet b

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $Carvana Co.(CVNA)$ $GameStop(GME)$ 👩🏼‍💻🚀📈 Opendoor ignition: will this be the 100‑bag breakout? 📈🚀 💥 A candle that altered the calculus On 18Jul25, $OPEN’s 2.5 C 08Aug25 contract registered a $268K premium burst in one five‑minute window, closing at $0.64 from a $0.53 average. The total day’s premium reached $741K. With volume over 14,000 contracts, I’ll be tracking Monday’s open interest to assess whether this was tactical or structural positioning. If that volume converts, it signals conviction ahead of earnings, not speculative churn. 📢 When a thesis goes viral and valuation re‑prices in real time Opendoor Technologies ($OPEN)

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ The Big Get Bigger: Market Power at Its Highest Since the Great Depression In the high-stakes world of disruptive real estate technology, few stories have been as tumultuous—or as captivating—as Opendoor’s. Once hailed as a category-defining innovator in “iBuying,” Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ: OPEN) has endured dizzying highs and punishing lows in the last three years. Now, as speculative fervor returns to corners of the market, investors are asking: could Opendoor be on the cusp of a Carvana-like renaissance? Carvana, after all, exemplifies the kind of jaw-dropping turnaround that contrarians dream of—climbing more than 1,000% off its lows after a brutal sell-off. Opendoor’s beaten-down stock, which fell over 9

Can Opendoor Replicate Carvana’s Explosive Surge? A Balanced Outlook Opendoor Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: OPEN) has emerged as a hot topic in the investment world, with its stock soaring nearly 256% from $0.90 on July 14 to $3.21 today. Dubbed the “new meme king” by some, the company’s potential to replicate Carvana’s dramatic rebound—rising from $5 in 2022 to over $350 in 2023—has sparked intense debate. With Eric Jackson, founder of EMJ Capital, predicting a $82 price target (a potential 91x gain from its July 14 low), optimism is high. However, my analysis, grounded in the latest data and a nuanced perspective, suggests a cautiously optimistic outlook. This article explores Opendoor’s prospects, blending market trends, company fundamentals, and unique insights. Market Momentum and Histor

I was casually scrolling through my watchlist today when something jumped out at me—Kohl's (KSS) is up more than 9%. Kohl's (KSS) What’s going on here? Now, to most people, Kohl’s is just a department store, one of those mid-tier retail chains you walk into when you’re looking for socks, or maybe some kitchenware that’s on sale. But for traders who track meme stocks, a sudden spike like this isn’t just background noise. It’s often interpreted as a spark, a potential signal that a new meme rally could be forming. Wait... Is Kohl’s a Meme Stock Now? Technically, yes or at least it’s meme-stock adjacent. Over the past few years, a rotating cast of companies has been thrown into the meme-stock blender. Think AMC, GameStop, Bed Bath & Beyond and so on. These are companies that, despite shak

$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ $Kohl's(KSS)$ 🏠📊🔥 Millennials can’t buy homes, but they can meme $OPEN to $82 🔥📊🏠 I’m extremely bullish on $OPEN and positioned for a tactical retest above $3.25 with tight stops. After ripping +380% in the past month, this stock has become the undisputed frontrunner of the new DORK stock craze: $DNUT, $OPEN, $RKT, and $KSS. It’s capturing retail imagination just as the U.S. housing market hits its most unaffordable level in history. The chart is clear. Price reclaimed the critical momentum bar at $2.516 and is now stabilizing within a steep high-velocity channel. If it holds, I’m watching for a reaccumu

The claim that Opendoor Technologies Inc. (OPEN) could become a “100-bagger” — i.e., delivering 100x returns from its current price — is highly speculative and rests on numerous aggressive assumptions. While bullish investors like Eric Jackson cite parallels to Carvana’s turnaround, a sober evaluation must weigh both the potential upside and the formidable structural risks. --- ✅ Bull Case for Opendoor Becoming a 100-Bagger 1. Disruptive Market Opportunity Opendoor aims to revolutionize the U.S. residential real estate market — a multi-trillion-dollar industry — through iBuying (instant home purchases and resales using algorithmic pricing). If the model scales efficiently and gains market share, earnings could compound at high rates over time. 2. Leverage from a Depressed Base The current

Opendoor has surged over 500% this month amid meme-stock frenzy and extreme volatility. With implied volatility at record highs and options volume soaring, traders may consider straddle strategies to profit from wild price swings regardless of direction.Traders Flock to the Newest Meme Stock$Opendoor Technologies(OPEN)$ has gone from a struggling former pandemic-era darling to the talk of the U.S. equity market. Shares jumped as much as 42.7% to $3.21 on Monday, extending its gravity-defying rally to more than 500% this month!The surge came after a bullish X post on July 14 by Eric Jackson, the head of EMJ Capital and an early Carvana bull, who shared a turnaround thesis for the struggling company and placed a long-term price target of $82 per sha

$Kohl's(KSS)$ $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ $Carvana Co.(CVNA)$ 📈🧨🔥 A God Candle for the Ages: Kohl’s $KSS Enters the Meme Stock Hall of Fame 🔥🧨📈 🧨 The 30-Year Candle: History Was Made at Kohl’s This is no ordinary breakout. On 22Jul25, $KSS surged +40.12% to $14.60. By premarket 23Jul25, it was up another +83.11% to $19.08. Bloomberg now confirms this is set to become the largest single-day rally in Kohl’s 30+ year history. The move has already engulfed six months of prior trading range with a God Candle so aggressive, it shattered the chart structure outright. 📊 What’s Fueling the Fire? This isn’t about earnings, dividends, or turnaround plans. It’s about se

It's clear that Opendoor's stock has had a turbulent journey. After plummeting in 2022 and facing potential delisting, the company proposed a reverse stock split in early June to stabilize its share price. This move seems to have caught some attention, especially with Eric Jackson, the founder of EMJ Capital, stepping in to repurchase shares and making bold predictions. I appreciate the effort to turn things around, but it's a challenging starting point. I find it interesting that Eric is so bullish, claiming Opendoor could become a one hundred-bagger with a price target of eighty-two dollars. His track record with Carvana's $Carvana Co.(CVNA)$   rebound in 2023, where he successfully predicted and particip

Like many retail investors, I’ve found myself bagholding a few stocks, still holding on, deep in the red, waiting for a turnaround. And sometimes, in moments of irrational hope, I imagine one of them catching fire on social media, going viral on Reddit, and suddenly mooning to the stratosphere. The idea of my stock becoming the next GameStop or AMC is a tempting fantasy. But if I’m being honest, I know that’s not likely. There are only so many meme stock darlings, and the odds of lightning striking my portfolio are slim. That said, when I’m picking stocks, “meme potential” isn’t part of my investment criteria. I focus more on fundamentals—revenue growth, profitability, debt levels, and the broader economic conditions. It’s the approach that makes the most sense to me. However, just because