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Keith Gill, aka Roaring Kitty, is back! After three years, he hosts a YouTube livestream, dressed in bandages and poking fun at the day’s losses. But what’s his take on GameStop? Gill supports CEO Ryan Cohen’s strategy, but remember, this isn’t financial advice—his aggressive investing style isn’t for the faint-hearted.
GameStop’s Q1 report came early, surprising everyone. Net sales dropped 29% to $881.8 million, but the net loss narrowed. Is the company turning things around? Hold on! GameStop plans to sell up to 75 million shares. What’s the game plan? Acquisitions? Investments? Buckle up for the ride!
The NYSE halted trading during Gill’s livestream. Meanwhile, Frontier Airlines paused sales. Why? The GameStop frenzy affects more than just stocks! Click here to see Gill’s GME positions (and HTML threats) on his E-Trade account. 📊
Gill believes in GameStop’s transformation, but he’s cautious. His streams aren’t financial advice. So, what’s his thesis? The risk is massive, and his aggressive style isn’t suitable for everyone. But hey, he’s alive and kicking!
GameStop’s Q1 results: Net sales down, net loss narrowed. The company surprised us with an early report. What’s next? Keep an eye on those shares—they’re in play!
GameStop’s rollercoaster isn’t over. Retail investors vs. hedge funds—it’s a battle royale. Stay tuned for more twists, turns, and memes! Click here to read the full story!