Which companies will become WallStreetBets next favorite stock? — a look at the short squeeze of the decade

There’s a new investing strategy in town — and Wall Street isn’t going to like it — finding the next favorite stock on WallStreetBet, the infamous subreddit.

Over the past week, the entire world has seen the amount of wealth that could be created and destroyed through the power of community — that is WallStreetBets.

A recent surge in retail trading activity sent several sleeping stocks up as much as 10x. Here’s how it all started…

AMC raises nearly $1b — just in time to prevent a bankruptcy

There’s a fire in the theater but no one’s running out… Why? Because no one’s inside them.

On Jan. 22, AMC announced that it raised $917m just in time to prevent a bankruptcy — sending its share up over 30%.

The good and bad of Palantir — the secretive data analytics company that surged 190% since its IPO

Palantir is one of the most secretive companies on the market — by design — with high-profile customers including the CIA and US Department of Defense.

But it’s not all hush hush after the company went public in Sept. — surging more than 190%.

Netflix surprises investors with a big fourth-quarter earnings report — profitability and share buybacks in sight

Netflix handed investors a perfectly splendid earnings report — sending its share up 16%.

• $6.64b in sales vs. $6.6b expected
• 8.5m new subscribers vs. 6.64b subscribers expected
• 203m total subscribers — passing 200m for the first time

But the bigger surprise is in what comes next…

Bumble files its IPO — here’s everything you need to know about the challenger to Match’s Tinder

Everyone’s got skeletons in their closet — Bumble’s were exposed when they filed its IPO on Jan. 15. The popular dating app is expected to debut on the stock market before Valentine’s Day.