It seems meme stocks are back, and this time, the latest craze was sparked—somewhat accidentally—by a Canadian hedge fund ...

So-called meme stocks first entered the investing landscape in early 2021, most notably when shares of GameStop went from ...

Investors occasionally scoop up shares of companies whose financial prospects appear dim. The consensus around such companies ...

Roaring Kitty/YouTube But Gill said little else that wasn’t already known to prevent the stock from tanking on Friday — and it didn’t help that Gill showed up half an hour late to his own ...

E*Trade is reportedly considering a ban on “Roaring Kitty” after the famed meme stock trader once again sent GameStop shares surging dramatically on Monday, according to a report. Shortly ...

Gill has over 500,000 followers on YouTube and over 500,000 followers on X as Roaring Kitty giving a strong platform for his return. GME Price Action: GameStop shares are up 83% to $31.98 on Monday.

In 2021, 'Roaring Kitty' was a key figure in the Reddit rally, which saw shares of GameStop surge as much as 21-fold over two weeks before crashing.

Roaring Kitty saw his followers go from 470,513 to 1,345,063 from Sunday, May 12 to Sunday, May 19 according to data from Social Blade. Benzinga previously wrote on five things that could end the ...

In mid-2019, a Reddit user — known as “Roaring Kitty” on some social media accounts — posted a picture on an online forum depicting a single $53,000 investment in the video game retailer ...

Roaring Kitty's dog post also lifted shares of PetCo Health & Wellness Co. (WOOF) Thursday, and the stock is up 5.5% Friday. GameStop shares are up 0.9% and AMC (AMC) is down 1%.

Topline Shares of Chewy fell over 4% Monday morning, following an earlier surge in trading for the pet retailer after trader Keith Gill—known online as “Roaring Kitty”—disclosed a 6.6% ...