Welcome to the mania, you're listening to Motley Full Money. I'm Ricky Mulvey joined today by Jim Gillies Jim Meam stocks are back. How are you celebrating?

I'm not, but thanks for the invite.

Oh yeah, happy to have you on this show.

Because if I say good to see you then you say good to be see it and occasionally I

got I got to throw in a little little bit of a curveball to get a score.

There is like one topic we have to talk about today and that is that is the

Mem stocks gym. Game stop more than 200% over the past five days at the time of this

writing it could be anywhere between

negative 300 to plus 2,000. The rally kicked off from a tweet from Keith Gill

aka roaring Kitty aka another screen name I'm not going to say on the show,

of a man sitting forward in a chair

to play a video game.

If you don't know Roaring Kitty,

he's the retail trader,

Redditor, sort of ringleader who kicked off

the first rally with videos and tweets and memes,

had a book in movie made about him,

gave a congressional testimony, and this meme that kicked off this

rally came after a three-year hiatus and at one point added $4 billion to the market cap of GameStop. That's a lot of setup. Jim, what do you make of the

comeback? If you had any doubts that we are living in the stupidest timeline, This should erase them. So I remember well the Game Stop saga

because I'm actually the fool who recommended Game Stop about two months before the original Mem Stoc craze took hold.

And it's funny because if you go back and look at the thesis that I had at the time and I'll build it out in a minute.

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