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The meme stock craze kicked back into full throttle again, but this time, the rally might have been driven by AI. In this episode we dive into how AI models could have been the key influence to a new era of meme stocks, including OpenDoor and Krispy Kreme. This next wave of ‘funny money’ might go beyond just meme stocks, with major banks warning that investors are overcrowding markets with risky investments.
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