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Gill gave testimony [11] as part of a virtual hearing held by the US House Financial Services Committee on February 18, 2021, as part of a discussion about when "short sellers, social media, and retail investors collide". [12] Gill testified he "did not solicit anyone to buy or sell the stock for [his] own profit." [1]
The basics of Keith Gill and the "meme stock frenzy." Three years ago, GameStop stocks grew sky high. ... which says that while it is possible to make money in meme stocks, as we saw with GameStop ...
Noted investor Keith Gill, best known as “Roaring Kitty,” appears to have closed out his options position in GameStop, according to posts on his social media accounts on June 13. Gill then ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) - "Roaring Kitty" Keith Gill, the stock influencer behind the 2021 meme stock frenzy, may be sitting on a paper profit of tens of millions of dollars on his position in GameStop ...
Gill posted a picture resembling a Time magazine cover from 2006 with a computer screen on social media platform X. Following his post, GameStop's shares spiked and traded as high as $30.87.
Keith Gill, the office worker who shot to notoriety after his online personas and bullish bets on GameStop sparked a retail trading frenzy, appears to be re-emerging from obscurity. Known as ...
Gill's last post from April 2021, titled "final update," showed a holding of 200,000 shares worth $30.9 million. Reuters could not verify the screenshot on Reddit, and Gill did not respond to a ...
NEW YORK (Reuters) -The clock is ticking for Keith Gill, the stock influencer known on YouTube as "Roaring Kitty," to lock in gains on his options position in GameStop as the company’s share ...