Why DocuSign Stock Is a Smarter Meme Trade

[Option Beast]( 06/12/2021   |   [View in browser]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Why DocuSign Stock Is a Smarter Meme Trade]( It's hard to understand what makes a stock a meme stock, but ubiquity would seem like a good criterion. The more popular the product, the more popular the stock should be. Yet DocuSign (ticker: DOCU), whose electronic signature technology is replacing the old way of signing documents with pens, has an anemic price compared with popular meme stocks like GameStop (GME) or AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC). In the spirit of the moment, we will try to draw inspiration from the meme stocks without embracing them, which brings us back to DocuSign. Its technology is seemingly everywhere. Companies electronically send documents that need signatures over email, or through some secured connection, e-signatures are captured, and voilà . 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The Labor Department said the economy added 559,000 jobs in May up from 278,000 added in April, but short of the 671,000 jobs that economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal had anticipated. The jobless rate came in slightly below their expectations of 5.9%, falling to 5.8% in May from 6.1% in April. Shares of Meme stocks, namely AMC Entertainment and GameStop Corporation and other stocks popular with individual investors swung sharply again Friday after a furious advance over the past two weeks, with some tremendous gains. AMC changed directions at least two dozen times before ending the day down 6.7%. A minor blip considering the massive run up. Things were much closer in the broad stock market, which edged higher after the release of the employment report showed the labor market continued its slow recovery in May. 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