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In early 2021, a new kind of investor movement shook global markets. Small traders banded together on Reddit’s WallStreetBets, targeting heavily shorted stocks like GameStop and AMC to wage war against hedge funds. Powered by commission-free apps, viral memes, and a shared sense of rebellion, they triggered one of the most extraordinary short squeezes in financial history.

This video dives into the anatomy of the meme stock mania — how apps democratized access to trading, why FOMO and groupthink overpowered logic, and what it all reveals about the psychology of crowds in financial markets.

From Roaring Kitty’s livestreams to Robinhood’s trading halts, we revisit the critical moments that defined the movement. You’ll learn how market mechanics, social media algorithms, and financial populism collided to create a new kind of speculative bubble — one that blurred the line between investing and entertainment.

Whether you’re a trader, economics enthusiast, or simply fascinated by how online communities move markets, this breakdown shows how digital platforms gave birth to a new financial power — and what happens when the crowd becomes the market.

📌 Key Points Covered
The origins of the meme stock movement
Role of Robinhood, Reddit, and social media
What caused the GameStop & AMC short squeezes
How hedge funds got caught off guard
FOMO, greed, and the power of retail traders
Lessons for future retail-driven markets

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