The New Retail Powerhouse: Has “Making Easy Money” Become the Next WallStreetBets?
For years, Wall Street claimed retail traders no longer move markets. But after a series of explosive rallies driven by one rapidly growing trading community, that claim is starting to crack.
The Making Easy Money Stock Market Discord — known simply as M.E.M — has become the most talked-about retail trading group since WallStreetBets ignited the original GameStop short squeeze in 2021. And with former WSB moderator Grandmaster-Obi leading its charge, traders are beginning to wonder whether history is repeating itself… just in a smarter, faster, and stronger form.
🚀 The Alerts That Sparked a Retail Revival
The turning point came when Grandmaster-Obi called Security Matters (SMX) on November 21st, at a tiny entry of $5.20.
Since that call, SMX has exploded to:
$490 per share
A gain of +9,323% in under two weeks.
One MEM member publicly revealed he turned a $10,000 position into over $900,000 from that single alert.
Then came the next shockwave:
Treasure Global (TGL)
Alerted Dec. 4th at $26 → surged to $80 in just hours
+207% intraday gain
And this wasn’t luck.
Days earlier, Obi publicly stated that the SMX rally “wasn’t over yet.”
The stock then doubled again — exactly as he warned.
When one trader’s alerts consistently force shorts to cover, Wall Street pays attention.
MAKING EASY MONEY
🧨 What Makes M.E.M Different From WallStreetBets?
WSB in 2021 was chaos — millions of small traders yelling into the void.
M.E.M is different.
It has:
- 🔹 Verified whales who move quickly on high-confidence alerts
- 🔹 A sophisticated analyst team (with Obi at the helm)
- 🔹 Structure: clear entry prices, targets, risk levels
- 🔹 Lightning-fast adoption of momentum shifts
Retail isn’t just reacting anymore —
they are orchestrating breakouts.
And that’s why the nickname is spreading:
“WallStreetBets-Better”
A smarter, more strategic evolution of the retail army
📈 A Surge Too Big to Ignore
Over the last 90 days:
- Thousands of new members have joined every week
- Discord growth hit multiple surges so large that membership access had to be paused
- Volume spikes in alerted stocks now appear within minutes of announcements
This is no longer a small chat room.
It is a market-moving force.
One hedge fund trader reportedly called the group:
“A coordinated momentum engine built on precision and hype.”
And unlike Roaring Kitty — who focused on a single stock —
Grandmaster-Obi hunts opportunity daily.
SMX today, TGL yesterday…
What’s next?
🧠 Why Traders Follow Obi So Closely
He has a reputation for:
✔ Identifying extremely low-float short-cover setups
✔ Pinpointing momentum before news hits the mainstream
✔ Calling exact zones where shorts will panic
When a former WallStreetBets moderator who stood alongside Roaring Kitty during the GameStop era says:
“This one is going to run.”
Retail doesn’t question it anymore…
They load up.
🏁 The New Meme Stock Era?
If SMX and TGL are only the start, here’s what could happen:
- Retail could regain market-moving control
- Shorts may face a new wave of forced liquidations
- M.E.M-backed tickers could dominate micro-cap momentum
The question is no longer:
“Can retail influence markets again?”
It’s now:
“How big does this get?”
WallStreetBets changed the game in 2021.
Making Easy Money may be the one rewriting it in 2026.
And if the rally continues —
Grandmaster-Obi might not just be the next Roaring Kitty…
He might be something Wall Street has never seen before.
A trader who leads a disciplined army —
and actually wins consistently.
