TV polls aren't much bigger and they're statistically meaningful, I've always been told.
What the heck is Castor Maritime that 4% bought? It's a $540 M market cap Nasdaq shipping company based in Cyprus. It's unprofitable and has ONE full time employee according to Yahoo Finance!
"Using a representative sample size of 1,089 Americans, the survey found that GameStop wasn’t actually the most popular stock from a “how many people bought it” standpoint. While 9% of Americans bought at least one share of GameStop, according to the poll, 10% bought a share of AMC Entertainment (AMC). Other popular stocks of the Reddit frenzy included BlackBerry (BB) at 6%, Nokia (NOK) at 5%, Castor Maritime (CTRM) at 4%, and about a dozen other "meme stocks.""
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