However, in 2021, the meme stock craze, led by investor Keith Gill also known as "Roaring Kitty," gave new life to the company. But, it doesn't appear like GameStop has been able to turn things ...

Keith Gill, the trader known as Roaring Kitty who helped launch GameStop meme mania, is back online. But his original bull case on GameStop didn’t exactly pan out.

GameStop opened at $40.19 Monday morning, up from $23.14 at Friday’s close. The videogame retailer’s rally has since cooled off a little, but Gill’s position remains hefty.

If it is Gill making these posts, it’s unclear how he’s funding the bets if not through his prior GameStop profits. He hasn’t made a video on his Roaring Kitty YouTube channel discussing his ...

However, shares fell even further following a lunchtime livestream hosted by the investor known as Roaring Kitty. Starting with the earnings report. In the 13 weeks ended May 4, GameStop's net ...