Impact of Social Media on Stock Market

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A single tweet from Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty, has triggered a significant rally in GameStop's stock. Despite his previous rise to fame and subsequent disappearance from the public eye, Gill's tweet of a meme signaling seriousness has once again led to GameStop's stock soaring by 40% before the market opened, showcasing the power of social media in influencing stock movements.

Episode 322: Neal and Toby discuss the surprising return of ‘Roaring Kitty’ which triggered another surge of GameStop shares. Is this meme stock mania part 2? Then, OpenAI unveils its newest ChatGPT model that can now listen and talk back to you. Also, Melinda Gates is leaving the Gates Foundation for good to start her own philanthropic journey. Next, a halt in sriracha production has hot sauce lovers worried of another shortage. Meanwhile, veneer techs are all over social media but does that mean you should go to these low-cost specialists? Dentists don’t think so. Lastly, how McDonald’s ultimately came out on top after the 2004 documentary ‘Super Size Me’ tried to take it down.

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00:00 - Baby names

02:45 - Meme stock craze

07:35 - OpenAI Updates

11:00 - Melinda Gates Resigns

14:45 - Sriracha shortage

18:30 - Veneers warnings

22:00 - 20 years since Supersize Me

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