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Investors are now learning to love the Unprofitable 858. Meme stocks and money-losing companies are now back in favor, and underpinning a rally that has lifted the market to records.

The meme-stock craze helped make trading app Robinhood a household name, but its CEO said some users have shifted from YOLO-style bets on SPACs and crypto toward long-term, passive investing.

What are meme stocks? Meme stocks are a battleground. More traditional investors decry the lack of business fundamentals and strong performance to justify sharp surges in stock price.

The hero behind stocks’ rally to a new high on Friday wasn’t the Magnificent Seven. It was a discount retail chain.