Roaring Kitty Speaks Out Again!

On January 23rd, the prominent MEME stock influencer known online as "Roaring Kitty," Keith Gill, posted his second tweet of the year late Wednesday night EST. He shared a scene featuring the iconic "Jurassic Bark" episode from the classic sci-fi animation "Futurama" on his X account, sparking widespread speculation about the potential hidden meaning behind the post.

This tweet, which has garnered over 5.7 million views, instantly ignited the market.

The investment community on Stocktwits quickly responded with a post exclaiming, "He's back!!!" Market participants speculate this could indicate Gill's unwavering support for  GameStop Corp. Class A(GME.US), despite the video game retailer facing significant store closure pressures.

Influenced by this, GameStop Corp. Class A(GME.US) 's stock price rose 2.5% on Thursday. However, the true intent behind this post remains shrouded in mystery.

Earlier, on January 2nd, Gill posted a GIF on social media depicting Dave Chappelle impersonating Rick James, causing a massive stir.

Under this tweet, many netizens tried to decipher "Roaring Kitty's" deeper meaning, leading to a surge in Unity Software Inc.(U.US) 's stock, which rose over 9% that day. Some speculated the GIF's cry "UNITY!" was linked to the software company.

In fact, over the past few months, Keith Gill has sporadically posted tweets every few days or months, often causing wild speculations among individual investors and boosting related MEME stocks. When Gill shared his Chewy holding information in June and posted a cartoon dog picture on X, the pet retailer's stock soared.

Three years ago, it was Gill’s active postings on the Wallstreetbets section of Reddit that motivated a large number of U.S. individual investors to flock to GameStop's stock, sparking the globally sensational "Retail Investors vs. Wall Street" short squeeze event. This past May, after a three-year hiatus, he posted a picture on X of a video game player leaning forward, seemingly indicating he was getting serious about the game, which subsequently led to a resurgence of short squeezes in several American meme stocks.

Now, with Keith Gill making two appearances in the new year, will the MEME craze make a comeback? Let’s wait and see!