Shares of GameStop were down by more than 40% as of 1:15 p.m. Eastern time despite the highly anticipated reappearance by “Roaring Kitty.” ...

GameStop shares plummeted 40% on Friday after YouTuber Keith Gill, aka "Roaring Kitty," livestreamed to 600,000 people and shared why he is bullish on the meme stock.

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 ...

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 ...

GameStop stock flies higher after Roaring Kitty posted on X. The new tweet is the account's first since September. See what Wall Street is buying with instant access to ratings on 1,000 top stocks ...

Still, "Roaring Kitty," also known as Keith Gill, is in the money with his GameStop holdings. Gill, via his Reddit handle, Superstonk/Deep F-ing Value, posted his latest account performance on Monday.

Roaring Kitty schedules YouTube livestream for noon Friday. Keith Gill's return to social media sparks rallies in meme stocks. GameStop closes at $46.55 per share.

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.

Shares of GameStop Corp., which have faded steadily since 2021, had already risen 57% this month. In January, GameStop reported its first annual profit since 2018, although it’s still unclear if ...

As one of the key faces of the GameStop stock rally at r/WallStreetBets and beyond, the suit stands to make Keith Gill, AKA Roaring Kitty, liable for the losses incurred by the frenzy that followed.