Yahoo Finance ‘Roaring Kitty’ Sent GameStop Through the Roof Again. What His Record Shows.
Keith Gill, the trader known as Roaring Kitty who helped launch GameStop meme mania, is back online. But his original bull case on GameStop didn’t exactly pan out.
Keith Gill, the trader known as Roaring Kitty who helped launch GameStop meme mania, is back online. But his original bull case on GameStop didn’t exactly pan out.
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Shares will soon trade for a lower price following its big split. History suggests the stock will keep climbing.
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Oxley Holdings, a cash-strapped property developer in Singapore, is seeking a private credit loan of up to US$120 million partly to help repay a Singapore dollar bond due next month.
STORY: When a branch of Costco opened last year in a small country town north of Tokyo, it caused ripples across the local economy - and, maybe, right across Japan. Because the U.S. retail giant was offering pay that caused a stir. At 1,500 yen, or nearly $10 per hour, its minimum wage is 60% above the minimum in the surrounding area, and would be good even in Tokyo. That gave local firms something to think about. At a nearby noodle shop, marketing manager Takehiro Ehashi decided he had no option but to hike wages to compete: "For us, even a one- or two-yen rise in raw material cost is tough, so to increase hourly pay by even 10 yen is extremely challenging as we need to generate far more sales. But since Costco opened it's become a kind of magnet and we have more customers, so it's overall a positive."Economists see a very hopeful signal. If higher salaries at foreign firms force local companies to raise pay too, it might just spark a virtuous cycle of rising wages and consumption. That would be huge news in a country where real wages barely grew at all between 1995 and 2021. Better pay might mean people like Costco worker Ryu Kawane feel more ready to spend money and boost the economy: "Partly due to COVID, my income really fluctuated before I joined Costco. Since starting at Costco I've received a high, stable salary so I've felt more stability in my everyday life as well.” Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has made sustainable wage rises a key goal, while the Bank of Japan wants to see similar signs before it does more rate hikes. Not everyone is happy though. Some local businesses have complained about the pressure to raise wages, and the challenge in competing for workers. But town mayor Motosuke Tomizuka says the store’s arrival has boosted pay all over the area, and sparked a tangible upturn: "When the local economy enters a phase of rising wages, what do business owners do? They do their best to make money. That's how the economic pie finally grows and spurs revitalization.”Now Costco plans to open many more stores in Japan, while other major foreign firms, including furniture giant IKEA, are also paying relatively well. The government will be hoping that just might be the start of something big.
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Investors are looking to the monthly jobs report for signs of labor market cooldown pivotal to the odds for a rate cut.
In the late ‘90s, amidst the frenzy of the dot-com boom, Wired magazine made a bold prediction that Bill Gates, the tech titan behind Microsoft, could soar to trillionaire status by 2005. The math seemed sound: Gates' stake in Microsoft, which had ballooned from $233.9 million at its IPO in 1986 to a staggering $72.2 billion by June 1999, was growing at a blistering rate of 58.2% annually. But reality took a different turn. Rather than holding onto every Microsoft share, Gates opted for a differ
GameStop's latest bout of volatile trading kicked off when the stock influencer Keith Gill returned to X.com after a three-year hiatus.
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The European Central Bank cut its key interest rate Thursday by a quarter-point, moving ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve as central banks around the world lean toward lowering borrowing costs — a shift with far-reaching consequences for home buyers, savers and investors. The ECB cut its benchmark rate to 3.75% from a record high of 4% at a meeting of the bank’s 26-member rate-setting council in Frankfurt. Speaking afterward at a news conference, ECB President Christine Lagarde said inflation had eased enough for the central bank to start lowering rates.
Bitcoin's rallied above $71,000 (£55,497) on Thursday, after an increase in exchange-traded fund (ETF) inflows.
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Keith Gill, the “Roaring Kitty” meme stock investor, revealed in a Reddit post on Sunday that he had bought nearly $116 million worth of GameStop stock.
European stock markets rose Thursday as the European Central Bank cut interest rates for the first time since 2019 -- but gains were muted as sticky inflation blurs the outlook for more reductions.Paris, Frankfurt and London all closed in the green after the ECB lowered its key deposit rate by a quarter point to 3.75 percent, though eurozone markets dialled back earlier gains as the bank warned the outlook for rate cuts was uncertain.
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