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E*Trade Mulls Banning Meme Stock Influencer Keith Gill Amid GameStop Surge

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Source: Benzinga
E*Trade Mulls Banning Meme Stock Influencer Keith Gill Amid GameStop Surge
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Ross Gerber, CEO of Gerber Kawasaki, expressed concerns about GameStop's recent stock surge, suggesting potential manipulation by influential investor Keith Gill, known as 'Roaring Kitty.' Gill's significant position in GameStop has raised eyebrows, with Citron Research hinting at possible backing and Jim Cramer advising investors to take profits amid the volatility.

Topics:top-newsfinance#finance#gamestop#meme-stocks#roaring-kitty#ross-gerber#stock-market
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  1. Ross Gerber Says 'Something Smells Stinky In The Kitty Litter' After GameStop Surges On Roaring Kitty Rev  Benzinga
  2. E-Trade is debating whether to ban meme stock star Keith Gill from its platform, WSJ reports  CNBC
  3. ETrade Considers Removing GameStop (NYSE:GME) Leader Keith Gill from Platform - TipRanks.com  TipRanks
  4. Andrew Left, Burned in 2021 Meme Mania, Is Short GameStop Again  Bloomberg
  5. Exclusive | E*Trade Considers Kicking Meme-Stock Leader Keith Gill Off Platform  The Wall Street Journal

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