Jon Quast

Much of the investment thesis hinges on sports betting, and the company just got closer to making that a reality.

And why February may not be shaping up quite as well.

It's possible this stock is just starting to get discovered by the investing community.

The company just reported a big sale -- and it has nothing to do with bitcoin.

Analysts were raving about the company's potential.

Jumia keeps making moves in hopes users will make more everyday purchases on the platform.

Short-squeeze mania caused traders to bid this stock up despite negative analyst coverage.

The estimated cost for its new farm is rising, which kept the stock from going up more than it did last month.

Traders are moving on from the short-squeeze plays.

After its successful IPO in December, more Wall Street experts have started weighing in on the opportunity.

The chances of a second squeeze are dwindling, making GameStop's long-term business success imperative for investors.

After a January of stellar returns, it seems some short traders are willing to take some profits off the table.

The sports-streaming stock is getting a price target upgrade today.

They aren't penny stocks per se, but these stocks still fit the "penny" theme.

The masses are hungry for investments that can't be restricted, motivating them to gobble up bitcoin and Dogecoin tokens.

There were a lot of things to distract investors from what really matters.

Lemonade, Beyond Meat, and iRobot stocks could be poised for big drops after short squeezes end, which is why I've already taken what I believe is the most appropriate action.

Wall Street is concerned these stocks are getting too hot to handle.

The company is increasing sales with a strong e-commerce game, and lifting profitability. But there are a couple of reasons to be cautious.

Bitcoin is down, and traders have found shinier new stocks in recent days.