How GameStop And Reddit Novices Created The Riskiest Market In Decades
On Thursday night, Thomas Peterffy, the billionaire founder of Interactive Brokers, took stock of one day like no other in his more than fifty years of career in the stock market. An army of novice traders had teamed up on the social networking site Reddit and relentlessly bought stock and options from video game retailer GameStop through commercial apps like…
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