“Roaring Kitty,” aka Keith Gill, reappeared on a livestream for the first time since the meme stock craze of 2021. Roaring Kitty/YouTube. But Gill said little else that wasn’t already known ...

Roaring Kitty, a trader and YouTuber with a cult-like following has returned, causing GameStop's stock to jump 50% on Monday. Roaring Kitty, real name Keith Patrick Gill, gained prominence in ...

"Roaring Kitty" is back in the spotlight, along with GameStop, after becoming active again on social media and on his first livestream in three years. Here's what you need to know about the meme ...

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 ...

Roaring Kitty was one of the central figures in a short squeeze in GameStop stock in 2021. A social media post that could mark Roaring Kitty's return is going viral.

Business Roaring Kitty has dissolved his holdings in Chewy, but meme stocks are alive and well Nearly four months after revealing a massive stake in the online pet supply retailer Chewy, Keith ...

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 ...

Key Takeaways "Roaring Kitty," the figurehead of the meme stock craze, returned to posting on X on Friday, sending shares of GameStop and other meme stocks higher.The characteristically cryptic ...

Since Roaring Kitty has a large following of retail investors (1.4 million on X alone), regulators may try to determine whether he intentionally led people towards GameStop for his own financial gain.

Roaring Kitty sent GameStop shares soaring in 2021 with a series of social media posts that drew a flood of retail money into the company. He won notoriety and a cult-like following among some ...