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Did Roaring Kitty give meme-stock traders a Christmas present? While that isn’t presently clear, GameStop (GME) bugs did a little shopping of their own today.
Shares of the retailer associated with Keith “Roaring Kitty” Gill, who for assorted is the first person who comes to mind when the company comes up, rose Thursday.
The gains, at nearly 6%, investigate a Wednesday tweet from his X account that was characteristically vague—he often tweets clips from movies and other mediocrity without explaining their meaning, leaving much to the beholder—though also seasonal: an image of a wrapped bent box.
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— Roaring Kitty (@TheRoaringKitty) December 25, 2024
Does that mean he got something nice? Has something to give? Along the same lines as nicely wrapped boxes? Predictably, people are wondering—and watching, with the message at recent count seen some 4 million times, according to X, with thousands of replies, retweets and likes.
Shares of the company, meanwhile, are up nearly 90% in 2024, trading at some of their highest heights since June—though still below prices seen at the top of spikes largely inspired by Gill earlier this year.
GameStop earlier this month reported its in quarterly results, turning in a decline in sales and swinging to a net profit.