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Meme stock resurgence prompts return of central meme investment fund
Roundhill's relaunch of the MEME ETF targets retail investors amid renewed meme stock interest, with holdings like Opendoor up nearly 430% this year, CEO Mazza said.
- Meme stocks like GameStop and AMC have seen a resurgence, driven by retail investors despite no factual news.
- Investor Roaring Kitty, known as Keith Gill, returned in June 2024, leading to a 30% surge in GameStop's stock after sharing his holdings.
- Opendoor Technologies' stock surged 430% in 2025, influenced by its retail investors, dubbed the 'Open Army,' leading to changes in company strategy.
- Dave Mazza, CEO of Roundhill Investments, stated that meme stocks have evolved from a rebellion to a significant market force.
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Roundhill's 'MEME' Stock ETF Makes A Comeback: New Fund Aims To Capture Wild Swings In Retail-Driven Stocks - Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN)
Roundhill Investments' "Meme" stock ETF made a comeback after it was shuttered, aimed at providing investors with exposure to meme stocks.
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