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Nowadays you have value and growth in one side and you have meme on the other side and the joke that I

treated out was you know the boomer says to the millennial what are you a growth or

value and the millennial goes I'm a meme investor and I'm kicking your ass.

Meta, did he just use the A word?

I think he did, yeah.

Are you gonna bleep that?

No, I think we're okay.

Wow.

No A word sound effects, that place. You got it.

Welcome to the Barron Streetwise podcast. I'm Jack Howe and the voice you just heard that's Jamie Rogozinsky.

He's the creator of Wall Street Betts, a popular subreddit or online message board.

And there visitors discuss trading ideas

and sometimes large numbers of them act on the same trading idea together

and cheer each other on.

That can cause massive gains for unlikely stocks like GameStop.

In a moment, we'll talk about not company cash flows, not dividends, not how to spot value, but about the rise of mean trading

and where it might lead. Listening in as always as our audio producer Meta, hi Meta.

Hey Jack.

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