Money

Gme stock, meme stocks surge as Roaring Kitty returns to social media


Shares of GameStop (GME) and other meme stocks soared on Thursday after Keith Gill, known online as “Roaring Kitty,” made a long-awaited return to social media.

Shares of GameStop jumped as much as 14% by Thursday afternoon.

This marks Gill’s first post on X (formerly Twitter) since September, reigniting enthusiasm among retail investors who view him as a pivotal figure in the meme stock phenomenon.

GameStop, the iconic stock of the Reddit-driven rally, saw its shares climb sharply in intraday trading. The surge extended to other meme stocks, including AMC Entertainment and Bed Bath & Beyond, as online communities buzzed with excitement over Gill’s reemergence.

Roaring Kitty gained notoriety during the GameStop frenzy of early 2021, when retail investors banded together on platforms like Reddit’s WallStreetBets to challenge institutional short sellers.

Also Read: Who is Roaring Kitty? Uncovering the man behind the GameStop revolution

His detailed analysis and charismatic online presence galvanized a movement that disrupted Wall Street and brought meme stocks into mainstream focus.

While Gill’s recent post on X was cryptic and did not directly address the stock market, it was enough to stoke renewed optimism among his followers. Social media forums quickly lit up with speculation, memes, and rallying cries, underscoring the lasting impact of Gill’s influence.

Market analysts noted that the resurgence of meme stock interest highlights the unpredictable nature of retail-driven trading. “It’s a reminder that sentiment, not fundamentals, often drives these stocks,” said one analyst.

However, they also cautioned investors about the inherent risks associated with volatile meme stocks.

As trading continues, all eyes are on whether this momentum can be sustained or if it will follow the boom-and-bust cycle that has characterized meme stocks in the past.

For now, Gill’s reappearance has breathed new life into the movement, proving once again the power of social media in shaping market trends.

Also Read

Manufacturers Life Insurance Company buys 69,340 shares of GameStop Corp: What It means

Donald Trump Jr. joins Unusual Machines as an advisor: What It means

 

theafricalogistics

Recent Posts

Inside Morocco’s Nador West Med: The Deepwater Port Set to Transform African Trade

Morocco is positioning itself as a critical maritime hub connecting Europe, Africa, and global markets…

1 week ago

Africa to Lead Air Travel Growth in 2026, Says IATA

Geneva, December 10, 2025 — Africa's logistics sector is preparing for unprecedented expansion in 2026,…

1 week ago

Got a Million Dollars? Trump Just Made It Easier to Move to America

If you've ever dreamed of living in the United States but found the immigration maze…

1 week ago

Should You Follow Australia’s Lead? A Decision Framework for IRA Adoption

Recent headlines about Australians embracing Individual Retirement Accounts have sparked curiosity worldwide. But here's the…

4 weeks ago

What Pi Network’s App Studio Upgrade Really Means for Blockchain Developers

The blockchain development landscape is witnessing a significant shift as Pi Network rolls out major…

4 weeks ago

Pennsylvania Working Tax Credit 2025: Complete Guide & Calculator

Nearly one million Pennsylvania workers just became eligible for hundreds of dollars in extra tax…

4 weeks ago