This Is How You Trade GameStop, AMC Right Now; How High Could It Go?

By Gareth Soloway of In the Money Stocks

President & Chief Market Strategist at IntheMoneyStocks • Jan 29, 2021 at 6:53 PM EST

While GameStop still has an upside to $500, traders need to be aware that traditional technical and fundamental analysis has limited use in this type of situation.

While GameStop (GME) still has an upside to $500, traders need to be aware that traditional technical and fundamental analysis has limited use in this type of situation.

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