The Latest Breaking News from Keith Gill

Memestock ringleader Keith Gill’s first on-camera appearance since 2021 sent GameStop stock all over the place.

The investor at the center of the pandemic meme stock craze says he still believes GameStop’s management team can turn the struggling video game retailer around

The brick-and-mortar retailer surprised with a plan to sell up to 75 million newly issued shares for no specific reason, sending the stock tumbling back to earth.

GameStop stock unraveled early Friday after the video game retailer unexpectedly moved up its Q1 release, announced plans to sell more stock.

GameStop’s (GME) preliminary first-quarter 2024 results reveal a drop in net sales and significant losses. The retailer faces challenges from reduced demand for physical games and heightened competition from e-commerce giants. Let’s find out if GME can weather the storm and sustain momentum in the gaming sector. Read more.

The stock market held near highs into the jobs report. GameStop whipsawed on a planned share offering after releasing weak Q1 results early. That's after soaring on "Roaring Kitty."

GameStop stock spiked again Thursday after meme trader 'Roaring Kitty' Keith Gill scheduled a live YouTube stream for Friday.

When meme-stock traders' de facto leader posted a screenshot implying he owns over $100 million of GameStop, Andrew Left immediately shorted the stock.

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