GameStop stock surged early last week in a brief reoccurrence of the "meme stock" craze that disrupted markets in early 2021 and experts remain unsure what to make of it all.
Tupperware is becoming a "meme stock," one expert says, after the company has seen its value rise as high as 700 per cent over several trading sessions.
Tupperware is becoming a “meme stock,” one expert says, after the company has seen its value rise as high as 700 per cent over several trading sessions.
Warning that you might go out of business isn't the sort of thing that tends to send a company's stock soaring, but that's exactly what happened to Tupperware recently, with shares in the iconic food container company gaining 700 per cent in the latest meme stock rally.