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" came roaring back to life last month, sending his top position, GameStop, into a trading frenzy. The meme stock retail trader, widely identified as Keith Gill, broke his "Roaring ...

Famed meme-stock trader “Roaring Kitty” flopped in a hotly anticipated live YouTube broadcast — failing to stem a selloff in GameStop shares that was sparked by a dismal earnings ...

Meme stock trader and influencer Keith Gill, known as "Roaring Kitty," has sold his entire stake in pet product e-commerce company Chewy, according to an SEC filing.

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 ...

Nearly four months after revealing a massive stake in the online pet supply retailer Chewy, Keith Gill, aka Roaring Kitty, has dissolved his entire holdings in the company. Shares slumped ...

When Keith Gill—aka Roaring Kitty—burst onto the GameStop scene over three years ago to lead an army of Reddit users against hedge fund billionaires on Wall Street, the captivating underdog ...

The X account of Roaring Kitty became active again for a week with memes and video clips taking the investing world by storm. A clip from "E.T." on Friday May 17 could signal the end of the video ...

Roaring Kitty is the definitive example of how content creators have a new level of power in the economy. Keith Gill, the trader known as "Roaring Kitty" who started the GameStop (GME) meme-stock ...

Roaring Kitty's posts on social media seemingly influenced GameStop's share price. But was it illegal market manipulation? When Roaring Kitty came back to social media nearly a month ago ...