There is another meme on the US stock market: someone is calling out on Reddit to "save Wendy's" (burger shop) and wants to replicate GameStop. WEN has risen from $6.25 to $7.7 (+23%) before the market opened. But this game is much weaker than GME: Short selling ratio of 29-37% vs 90% of GME for the year+ The most fatal thing - the shouting post has been deleted by the Reddit administrator, and the fire of retail collaboration has been suppressed Meme forcing is essentially a lottery, and after the first wave of pop, it mostly fades away. Don't chase after high prices to buy this kind of "post deleted+medium short+has already risen a wave". If you want to play, treat it as a lottery ticket, keep a very small position, and place a stop loss. The true GME replay requires: extreme short selling+continuous call orders+option gamma short squeeze three piece set, and now none of them are complete. The popularity is real, the setup is weak.