Blast From the Past: Former Meme KOSS Stock Soars on Roaring Kitty News
Koss 
KOSS stock is taking off on Monday as it joins other meme stocks in rallying today following the return of Roaring Kitty.
Roaring Kitty, who’s real name is Keith Gill, is the meme stock trader that kicked off the rally in 2021. Gill did so with his analysis of GameStop 
GME stock, which kicked off a massive short squeeze of the video game retailer’s shares.
The return of Roaring Kitty came in a post on X, which was his first post since 2021. The post included an image of a man holding a game controller and leaning forward. This is a meme often shared among gamers to show they are getting serious.
Koss was one of the biggest meme stocks of 2021 alongside GameStop and AMC Entertainment 
AMC. As such, it makes sense that it would rally alongside GME and AMC with the return of Roaring Kitty.
Let’s check out how these stocks are performing below!
KOSS Joins Meme Stock Rally
- KOSS stock is up 28.5% as of Monday morning with more than 14 million shares traded. Its daily average trading volume is closer to 48,000 shares.
- GME stock is up 69.6% this morning with over 85 million shares changing hands. Its daily average trading volume is roughly 7.1 million shares.
- AMC stock is up 30.3% as of this writing with more than 155 million shares on the move. Its daily average trading volume is about 17.4 million shares.
Investors who are seeking out even more of the most recent stock market stories are in the right place!
We have all of the hottest stock market news that investors need to know about on Monday! Among that is what has shares of Intel 
INTC, Kenvue 
KVUE and Squarespace 
SQSP stock moving today. All of this info is ready at the following links!
More Stock Market News for Monday
- The $11 Billion Reason Intel (INTC) Stock Is Up Today
- Johnson & Johnson Is Officially Getting Out of Kenvue (KVUE) Stock
- Squarespace (SQSP) Stock Climbs 13% on $6.9 Billion Deal to Go Private
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