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Welcome back to the channel, everyone.

Viewers are often asking me for book recommendations in the comment section, and I just read The Trolls of Wall Street by Nathaniel Popper, which is a really fascinating look at meme stock mania that we've

seen in recent years. And I had to tell you guys about it. Describing the book as just a

book about meme stocks would be selling it short, and I never recommend selling anything short

on this channel. In fact, that's one of the lessons of this book. The book's more

interesting than just a book about meme stocks because it examines how online discourse

and society as a whole have changed over the last few years. We've lived through a fairly

strange time of lockdowns, mass protests over a variety of hot

button topics, arguments about free speech and through what the press has described as

an epidemic of loneliness.

And this book manages to pull all of these topics together while being mostly about

meme stocks and the Wall Street Bet subreddit.

I'm lucky to have the author Nathaniel Popper on the channel today and I think you'll find

this topic as interesting as I do.

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