Meme stocks have made an unexpected comeback on Wall Street lately, after Keith “Roaring Kitty” Gill recently returned to social media – effectively reviving interest in GameStop (GME), the long-suffering video game retailer that became the centerpiece of a short-squeeze revolution back in 2021. And while “diamond hands” investors were quick to rally back around Gill and the GME narrative, analysts continue to recommend against buying into GameStop’s money-bleeding business model. However, for investors who can’t resist the idea of adding an electronics retailer to their portfolios in 2024, th…