Wendy Stock News

On Tuesday, Clover Health Investments Corp. ( CLOV , Financial) and The Wendy's Co. ( WEN , Financial) were thrust into the spotlight thanks to newfound attention on Reddit's WallStreetBets forum. Wen

4:10pm: Ho-hum close on Wall Street The Dow closed down 31 points, less than 0.1%, at 34,599. The Nasdaq added 43 points, 0.3%, to 13,925, and the S&P 500 finished less than a point up at 4,227.

Wendy's shares are at all-time highs as Reddit traders find a new target in the fast-food company, but two traders are steering clear for now.

One had good news for investors, while the other just made stock buyers' mouths water.

The Wendy's Co (NASDAQ: WEN) is trading significantly higher on above-average volume Tuesday as retail traders push the stock higher. What Happened: A post on r/wallstreetbets nominating Wendy's as

Reddit continues to be the home of meme stocks and with the recent rally, it's worth looking at what they are talking about. The post The 10 Most Talked About Stocks on Reddit Today appeared first on

Apparently any stock can attract the attention of Reddit traders.

CNBC's Leslie Picker joins CNBC"s "Halftime" to discuss the latest meme stock mania — fast-food chain Wendy's.

Apparently, the stock market really likes a Summer Strawberry Chicken Salad from Wendy's.

Clover Health and Wendy's are feeling the Reddit love as a new crop of stocks join AMC and GameStop as favorites of retail traders.

The WallStreetBets retail-trader crowd has set its sights on some new names today.

Reddit traders are always looking for new stocks to add to their list of favorites and it looks like Wendy's (WEN) stock just made that list. The post WEN Stock: 13 Things to Know About Wendy's as It

Move over, AMC and GameStop. Wendy's is the latest hot stock with the WallStreetBets crowd.

So what will the stock market do today? All eyes are on meme stocks like Wendy's stock as the Reddit investing frenzy continues.

Reddit mania spread Tuesday morning to Clover Health and Wendy's, causing the stock to spike. CNBC's Jim Cramer, Carl Quintanilla and David Faber discuss.