The GameStop stock situation isn't about populism. It's about whether the market is 'real.'
The GameStop stock situation isn’t about populism. It’s about whether the market is ‘real.’ Mikhail Klimentov © The Washington Post illustration; AP (Washington Post illustration; AP) Last week, my younger sister, who is still in high school, texted me. “how can i buy stocks i wanna be rich,” she wrote. She hoped to buy stock in GameStop and AMC, as well as the cryptocurrency Dogecoin. GameStop is a company that owns stores, many based in malls, that sell video games, consoles, peripherals and assorted knickknacks and merchandise. But these days, GameStop i...
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