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- The meme-stock "apes" have attracted a new member: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
- The presidential candidate said he'd bought $24,000 of GameStop stock in a show of support.
- Kennedy endorsed retail investors' calls for reforming Wall Street to level the playing field.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has joined the meme-stock movement — and shown he's serious by investing in GameStop.
The political scion and presidential candidate threw his lot in with the "apes" in a X post this week and cheered on the retail investors seeking to level the playing field by reining in Wall Street.