GameStop and AMC shares skyrocket as meme stock legend Roaring Kitty sparks a trading frenzy on social media! ๐
GameStop stock and AMC shared roared back to life on Monday as Keith Gill, the influencer behind the pandemic meme stock rally, returned to social media, igniting a new wave of excitement in the market. Short-selling hedge funds faced a massive $838 million loss in GameStop's monster rally, showcasing the power of retail investors challenging traditional Wall Street tactics. The resurgence of GameStop, with a 110% gain, and the reappearance of Keith Gill, aka Roaring Kitty, have investors buzzing about the possibility of another meme stock era taking off. GameStop's trading activity even led to halts due to the volatility brought on by Roaring Kitty's influential online presence. Despite the excitement, questions linger about the sustainability of such rapid stock movements based on social media hype.
GameStop stock and AMC shares soared early Monday after Keith Gill, who sparked the meme stock rally during the pandemic, made his return to social media ...
Short-selling hedge funds suffered a mark-to-market loss of $838 million in the brick-and-mortar video game retailer.
It's normal for a stock to double in value based on a wordless social media post, right?
The reappearance of Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty, has investors excited in GameStopโand could signal another meme stock era.
GameStop stock is in the news Monday as the return of Roaring Kitty has resulted in several halts for GME shares this morning.
GameStop stock surged as much as 80% after 'Roaring Kitty,' who was credited with starting the 2021 meme stock frenzy, posted on X for the first time in ...
GameStop shares were halted from trading multiple times due to volatility Monday morning after shares soared as trader Keith Gill, known by his online ...
The man at the center of the pandemic meme stock craze returned to the social platform X for the first time in three years and sent prices of those stocks ...
Well, here we go again. The rigged game of meme-stock trading is back in vogue, evidently. GameStop (NYSE:GME) stock traders deserve the credit or, perhaps, ...
Investors in GameStop are once again seeing incredible moves in the meme stock, with GME stock surging more than 75% before being halted.
One tweet on Sunday night sent GameStop (GME) stock more than 100% higher in early morning trade on Monday. Are the meme stocks back?
GME stock, AMC lead rallying meme stocks after the return of Roaring Kitty Keith Gill. Short sellers lost nearly $1 billion on GME already.
By Gordon Gottsegen. The surge in GameStop may bring back memories of early 2021, but today's investment landscape is fundamentally different.
Shares of GameStop and AMC jumped on Tuesday, on track to extend gains as a pandemic-era meme stock frenzy returned.
But regardless of strategy, be careful in the world of meme stocks · GameStop and AMC stock prices realized massive gains yesterday. · Roaring Kitty made a return ...
GameStop stock is rallying higher on Tuesday as meme rally for GME continues with the return of investor Roaring Kitty to social media.
Shares of both video game retailer Gamestop and those of the world's largest theater chain AMC more than doubled during the trading session. Gamestop shares ...
GameStop Corp. shares are soaring, and the Internet is abuzz about someone known as 'Roaring Kitty.' But for all that's reminiscent of the meme stock frenzy ...
Short sellers that bet against GameStop were up an estimated $400 million from January to April, according to S3 Partners data.