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Channel3000.com February 1, 2021 10:33 AM Anna-Louise Jackson - Forbes Advisor Posted: Updated: February 2, 2021 11:31 PM Markets kicked off the new year by repeatedly testing fresh all-time highs through most of January, before a late-month slump saw the gains evaporate. After notching a handful of record closing highs, the S&P 500 ended January down 1.1%. There were plenty of political headlines driving volatility from the Senate run-off elections in Georgia, to the assault on the Capitol, to the inauguration of President Joe Biden. But perhaps the biggest story came from an unexpected source: Extreme speculation in certain corners of the stock market. While speculative stock manias are nothing new, the disruptive power of day traders reached a fever pitch in January. The market frenzy in shares of video game retailer GameStop was genuinely shocking, with the stock up 1,700% on the month at one point. Fellow YOLO stock, AMC Entertainment Holdings, was up more than

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