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Roaring Kitty Keith Gill jokes about losing one other $51 million at GameStop

Roaring Kitty Keith Gill jokes about losing one other  million at GameStop

Have you woken up on a Monday morning and thought, today is the day you joke about losing over $50 million in a matter of hours? If you are Roaring Kitty aka Keith Gill, the reply is yes.

After GameStop shares closed the session 12% lower, the YOLO king of the WallStreetBets community Posted A screenshot of his dangerous bet on the meme stock shows that it suffered one other sharp drop in value.

The $17 million he lost on his 5 million shares of the corporate – based on his Reddit post, where he’s generally known as DeepFuckingValue – was the least of his worries. The drop within the underlying asset triggered a good greater swing in the worth of his derivatives position, which fell by one other $34.5 million.

There’s a reason his outdated GameStop posts are all titled “YOLO Update,” short for “You Only Live Once,” the credo of meme stock speculators who espouse a get-rich-or-die-trying mentality.

On Friday, Gill had to observe because the impressive sum of 300 million dollars went up in smoke before his eyes, despite the fact that he was nearly to develop into a billionaire on paper.

GameStop thwarts short squeeze with share issue

His apparent try and trigger an enormous short squeeze on GameStop and catapult the worth of his holdings into the tens of figures was thwarted after the corporate launched a surprise stock offering that inundated the market with as much as 75 million newly issued sharesThe news sent GameStop’s price plummeting 40% on Friday, well below the brink required by Gill.

Fortunately, he seems to take the entire thing with humor. “You was “A billionaire,” Gill wrote on Monday in a self-deprecating post seen by greater than 5 million users on X, formerly Twitter.

It is unclear what the following step is for the 38-year-old, whose battle with GameStop short sellers comparable to hedge funds in 2021 Melvin Capital was immortalized on screen last yr in “Dumb Money.”

After a three-year absence, Gill returned to the scene on May 13 with a series of social media memes, effectively announcing that the fight wasn’t over until he said so.

Then, on June 2, he announced that he had amassed a GameStop position in stock and call options value over $181 million.

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