GameStop's epic shorting driver returns to one chart and skyrocketed the stock price by 74%
“Roaring Kitty” (Roaring Kitty), which led retail investors to stage an epic roll-over in 2021, was re-published after 3 years, and relied on just one picture to drive out buying. GameStop's stock price soared 40% before the market on the 13th, and closed the day with a sharp increase of 74.4%, rising $12.99 to close at $30.45.
Roaring Kitty, whose real name is Keith Gill (Keith Gill), posted an image on the social networking site X on the 13th, maintaining the style of no written explanation. In the picture, a man was sitting in a red chair. He was originally lying down and playing electric power, but this picture was probably interpreted by many fans as “I need to play the game seriously.”
As of 4.26pm Malaysian time, pre-market trading reached a high of $44.74.
Source: Nanyang Siang Pao
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