How Reddit Made GameStop Worth $17 Billion Dollars #scottsthoughts

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➡️ For More Episodes Visit: successstorypodcast.comWhat happened with GameStop, why did Redditors get involved and how did they prop up the stock ($GME) to over $17b dollars.Here's a breakdown of the rise, fall and resurgence of GameStop in pop culture, as well as some lessons we can learn from their story, r/WallStreetBets, shortsqueeze, investing and hedge funds.Tweet Me: twitter.com/scottdclaryMy Newsletter: newsletter.scottdclary.com/subscribe

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