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GameStop soars nearly 70%, trading briefly halted amid epic short squeeze

Fri Jan 22 , 2021

Wall Street’s most hated stock GameStop surged again on Friday as the massive short squeeze continued to fuel its explosive rally. The video game stock soared as much as 69.4% to a high of $72.88 on Friday, bringing its gains to over 100% this week alone. Trading in the stock […]

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