Krispy Kreme Inc Aktie News

Krispy Kreme (DNUT -7.01%) stock got hit with significant sell-offs in Monday's trading. The company's share price closed out the daily session down roughly 7% and had been down as much as 9.5% earlier in trading.

It's been a tough past few months for Krispy Kreme (DNUT 3.02%) shareholders. Although the stock's perked up this month after becoming one of the market's favorite meme stocks, this gain still doesn't come close to unwinding the ticker's 66% setback from its September peak.

There's a new investing trend out there. Well, perhaps "newish" is the best way to put it, because to my eyes this is just a recycling of the meme stock fad that swept through the markets four years ago.

Shares in brands such as American Eagle and Wendy's have surged, harkening back to the GameStop craze of 2021

Retail-driven meme stock mania is back, echoing 2021's irrational exuberance, with surges in fundamentally weak, heavily shorted stocks. Market leadership is shifting from the "Magnificent 7" to the "Fabulous 5" AI giants, driven by proprietary technology and AI infrastructure advantages. Despite market optimism, I remain concerned about persistent tariffs, which threaten corporate margins and ...

Even with the stock market hitting new highs, there are plenty of industries with beaten-down stocks that could benefit from an improving economy over the next five years.

Meme traders are back and doing donuts in the stock market. What does it all mean?

The DORK stocks (DNUT, OPEN, RKT, KSS) are surging due to high short interest, low float, and a resurgence of retail-driven speculation. Unlike 2021's meme stock mania, this wave lacks a unifying mission—it's pure speculation driven by FOMO and social media hype, making it riskier. Fundamentals are irrelevant here; these stocks are moving on sentiment and momentum, not business performance or v...