Keith
Gill,
known
on
Reddit
under
the
pseudonym
DeepF——-Value
and
as
Roaring
Kitty,
is
seen
on
a
fragment
of
a
youtube
video
displayed
on
a
smartphone
screen
in
front
of
GameStop
logo.
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Meme
stock
leader
Keith
Gill,
who’s
behind
GameStop‘s
recent
roller-coaster
ride,
appeared
to
hold
onto
his
big
position
in
the
video
game
retailer
even
after
Monday’s
big
rally.
Gill, whose
handle
is
“DeepF——Value”
on
Reddit
and
“Roaring
Kitty”
on
YouTube
and
X,
posted
another
screenshot
of
his
portfolio
showing
the
same
common
stock
and
call
option
holdings
Monday
after
the
stock
market
closed
as
those
he
shared
Sunday
evening.
He
still
owned
5
million
shares
of
GameStop
and
120,000
call
options
with
a
strike
price
of
$20
that
expire
on
June
21,
the
screenshot
showed.
The
post
on
Reddit’s
r/SuperStonk
forum
could
not
be
independently
verified
by
CNBC.
Shares
of
GameStop
climbed
about
4%
in
extended
trading
following
his
latest
Reddit
post.
GameStop
closed
Monday’s
volatile
session
up
21%,
after
soaring
as
much
as
70%
at
one
point
intraday.
The
stock
was
hit
by
a
Wall
Street
Journal
report
in
afternoon
trading
saying
E-Trade,
the
Morgan
Stanley-owned
brokerage
Gill
uses,
is
holding
internal
talks
about
whether
to
ban
him
from
the
platform
over
concerns
regarding
potential
market
manipulation.
Gill’s
latest
post
came
shortly
after
the
WSJ
report.
It
appeared
to
show
the
trader
did
not
sell
even
as
the
value
of
his
common
stock
stake
alone
jumped
to
$140
million
from
$115.7
million
in
a
single
day.
