Shares of meme stocks surged Thursday following a cryptic post by Keith Gill, known as Roaring Kitty. Gill posted a mock Time magazine cover referencing the 2006 "You" Person of the Year issue ...

Animal spirits in the US equity market rampaged into a handful of meme stocks after a cryptic afternoon X post from Keith Gill, the online persona known as Roaring Kitty who rose to fame in 2021 ...

Gill posted a picture resembling a Time magazine cover from 2006 with a computer screen on social media platform X. Roaring Kitty/ X Steve Sosnick, chief strategist at Interactive Brokers, noted ...

Gill, at 1:45 p.m. ET on Thursday, posted a photo of a fake TIME Magazine cover featuring just a desktop computer monitor and keyboard. As of 3:45 p.m., the post had been viewed 3.1 million times.

Gill posted a picture of a Time magazine cover with a computer screen on social media platform X. Following his post, GameStop's shares spiked, being last up 13% in late afternoon trading.

The picture shows a TIME magazine cover with a computer with a video screen. The video is paused at the 1:09 minute mark, for a total length of 4:20. While 420 is easily recognizable in internet ...

Legendary trader Keith Gill, popularly known as Roaring Kitty, returned to social media on Thursday, sparking a wild spike in cryptocurrencies related to GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME).

GameStop (GME) shares were halted after rising 5%, and were up about 10% following the resumption of trading, after a tweet by Roaring Kitty, the alias of Keith Gill, who is known for his posts on ...