Welcome everyone to this CNBC special report return of the retail trader.

I'm Dominic Chiu, Jim Kramer has the night off.

Retail investors stampeding into the stock market yet again and tonight we've got every

angle covered for you.

Ahead you'll hear from a well known analyst who says one stock in the meme trade is an

outright buy.

Plus, a former Wall Street better who has a word of warning for the merry memesters

and of course Jim Kramer himself gives his take on some of the major names that have

investors talking.

But first, the market's closing out another positive week, marking the first four week

winning streak since the averages peaked back in last September.

Now traders love action.

It doesn't matter if they're institutional traders or retail traders, volatility creates

opportunity.

So a lot of them may be drawn towards this crazy action we've been seeing again in some

of these so-called meme stocks.

Just look at what happened so far in August and we're only 10 trading days into it.

The OG of meme stocks, GameStop, has already rallied a very impressive 20 plus percent.

Now that pales in comparison to what's happened with AMC Entertainment, which is nearly quadrupled

GameStop's upside month to date.

But I'm not sure how to even describe what's happened with Bed Bath and Beyond.

We'll go there because we've got the time, 150 plus percent gains, which includes a 40

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