Legal Action Against Keith Gill, Roaring Kitty, for Manipulating GameStop Stock
Monday, 1 July 2024, 21:00
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In a proposed class action, GameStop shareholder Martin Radev claimed Keith Gill (pictured) was seeking to manipulate the stock for his own gain.
- Legal allegations center around Roaring Kitty, a prominent figure in meme-stock frenzy.
- The lawsuit accuses Gill of market manipulation to benefit personally from GameStop shares spike.
- The case underscores the implications and legal risks associated with meme-stock trading strategies.
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