New Meme Stocks Just Dropped!
Source: YouTube · Patrick Boyle · published Sep 7, 2025 · 20:00
The video exposes how Chinese companies have copied the American "meme stock" phenomenon, creating fraudulent pump-and-dump schemes that have cost investors billions 0:00-0:12. These Chinese knockoff meme stocks were promoted on social media and collapsed by 80% or more over a few trading sessions 2:11-2:36.
Key Takeaways:
• Seven NASDAQ-listed Chinese stocks were pumped up and then crashed, wiping out $3.7 billion in investor value 0:25-0:33
• The FBI reports a 300% year-on-year increase in fraud complaints related to "ramp and dump" stock manipulation schemes 3:36-3:43
• NASDAQ is proposing stricter rules for Chinese companies, including a $25 million minimum IPO requirement 4:23-4:40
• Scammers use WhatsApp groups and fake social media accounts impersonating legitimate brokers to promote these stocks 8:01-8:28
• Regen Cell Biosciences, one example, was pumped 60,000% despite having zero revenue and what appears to be a fraudulent business model 10:41-10:58
Investors should be wary of unsolicited investment advice on social media and verify company information before investing 18:14-18:19.
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In 2019, CNBC surveyed some of the largest companies in the world and found that one in five North American companies were claiming that Chinese competitors had stolen intellectual property from them within the last year alone. That's a fairly shocking statistic. But we learned this summer that it's not just corporate IP that's being stolen. Investors lost billions of dollars this summer after investing in a group of US-listed Chinese stocks that collapsed in value shortly after being promoted on social media. The Chinese, it seems, are ripping off one of America's greatest innovations, the meme stock. Now, there's nothing I love more than a good meme stock story. And I think we all know that meme stocks were invented in America by Americans. While the memetock craze exploded in 2021 with …