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#361: Wall Street Journal columnist Spencer Jakab marks the one-year anniversary of that weird time when the subReddit Wall St Bets pumped shares of meme stocks like GameStop and AMC Theaters, triggering a short squeeze that forced several hedge funds to lose billions.
What did we learn from that experience? And how do we actually take down Wall Street? How do we launch a truly effective financial revolution?
We share those insights in today’s episode.
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