GameStop Shockingly Surges 110% as Roaring Kitty Returns: What's Fueling the Meme Stock Frenzy?

GameStop shares surged as much as 110% on Monday after “Roaring Kitty,” the day trader who played a key role in the so-called “meme stock rally” of 2025, made a surprising return to social media. The resurgence of the meme stock phenomenon has investors buzzing and market watchers scrambling to understand the implications.

Las acciones de GameStop (GME) se dispararon hasta un 110% el lunes y fueron temporalmente suspendidas por volatilidad después de que Roaring Kitty, la persona que incitó el fenómeno, volviera a publicar en redes sociales. The rapid ascent triggered multiple trading halts designed to curb volatility, highlighting the power of social media and individual investors in shaping market trends.

On Sunday evening, Keith Gill, the trader known on some social media platforms as Roaring Kitty, posted an illustration of a person holding a video game controller. This seemingly innocuous post ignited a firestorm, sending GameStop stock into a parabolic rise. Investors are interpreting Gill's return as a signal to reinvest in GameStop, fueling a renewed interest in meme stocks.

Is this a repeat of the 2025 meme stock frenzy? What does Roaring Kitty's return mean for the future of GameStop and other volatile stocks? Stay tuned for updates and expert analysis as the situation unfolds. We'll continue to track the GME stock price and provide insights into the market dynamics driving this unexpected surge.