Key Takeaways The meme stock hero known as "Roaring Kitty," whose real name is Keith Gill, has a 6.6% stake in Chewy, a pet products retailer. A regulatory filing revealed that Gill owns about 9 million shares of Chewy. Shares of Chewy jumped last Thursday after Gill posted a picture of a cartoon dog on his X account, then lost ground. They were down 4.9% in volatile trading Monday. “Roaring Kitty” is attracting attention again—this time, for his stake in Chewy (CHWY). A Securities and Exchange Commission ( ...

文章核心观点 - 宠物电商公司Chewy的股价经历了一天的大涨和大跌,反映了短期股价波动的不可预测性 [1][2][3] - 著名投资者Keith Gill(Roaring Kitty)披露持有Chewy公司6.6%的股份,这引发了Chewy股价的大涨 [2][3] - 尽管短期股价波动难以预测,但Chewy公司长期来看具有较大的上涨潜力,因为其估值较低,行业前景广阔 [4][5] 根据相关目录分别进行总结 公司概况 - Chewy是一家宠物电商公司 [1] - 公司股价经历了大涨和大跌,反映了短期股价波动的不确定性 [1][2][3] - 著名投资者Keith Gill(Roaring Kitty)持有公司6.6%的股份 [2] 行业分析 - 宠物行业前景广阔,Chewy公司具有较大的长期上涨潜力 [4][5] - 公司当前估值较低,仅有1倍的市销率 [4] - 但公司近期增长乏力,需要重拾增长势头 [5]

Meme stock trader Keith Gill, who inspired the retail trading frenzy of 2021 and is better known as Roaring Kitty, pounced on Chewy Inc (NYSE:CHWY). According to a new U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing, Gill bought 9 million shares, or a 6.6% stake in the pet e-tailer. This makes him the third-largest shareholder in CHWY, and at last glance, CHWY is down 5.6% at $25.72, reversing a 15% premarket gain. The shares surged to a 2024 peak of $39.10 on Thursday, after Gill posted a picture of a ...

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Topline Shares of Chewy fell over 4% Monday morning, following an earlier surge in trading for the pet retailer after trader Keith Gill—known online as “Roaring Kitty”—disclosed a 6.6% stake in the company founded by the now-CEO of meme stock darling GameStop. The meme stock trader is now the third-largest shareholder in the pet retailer. Gado via Getty Images Key Facts Chewy shares dropped to over $26 around 10 a.m., after surging as much as 29% in premarket trading. Gill purchased over 9 million Class A s ...

Shares of Chewy rose 15% premarket on Monday, before reversing sharply, after a filing showed Keith Gill, the stock influencer known as “Roaring Kitty”, had picked up a 6.6% stake in the pet products e-retailer. The turbulent rally comes days after the investor, known for triggering the meme-stock rally of 2021, posted an uncaptioned picture of a puppy on the social media platform X that briefly sent Chewy shares to a near one-year high on Thursday. Shortly after the New York Stock Exchange opened on Monday ...

Chewy Inc. NYSE: CHWY shares spiked as much as 29% in premarket trading Monday after Keith Gill— known online as "Roaring Kitty"—disclosed a 6.6% passive stake in the online pet food and product retailer. Chewy Today CHWY Chewy $30.28 +3.04 (+11.16%) 52-Week Range $14.69 ▼ $39.46 P/E Ratio 168.22 Price Target $26.50 Add to Watchlist The US Securities and Exchange Commission filing reveals that Gill owns roughly 9 million Class A shares, valued at about $245 million based on Friday's closing price. This surg ...

Shares of Chewy popped in the premarket trading Monday after a Securities and Exchange Commission filing showed meme stock trader "Roaring Kitty" took a stake in the pet food e-commerce retailer. The filing showed Keith Gill bought just over 9 million shares — amounting to a 6.6% stake in the company. That makes him the third-biggest Chewy shareholder, according to FactSet. Based on Friday's close, that stake is valued at more than $245 million. The stock was up more than 20% before the bell. ...

Key Takeaways Chewy shares sank after briefly soaring Thursday when a picture of a cartoon dog was posted on the social media site of meme stock hero "Roaring Kitty." Shares of the pet supplies retailer, as well as those of rival Petco Health and Wellness, jumped as the post was interpreted as a sign he was pushing the stock. Roaring Kitty, whose name is Keith Gill, has been driving moves in meme stocks, especially GameStop, after he returned to social media following a three-year hiatus. Chewy (CHWY) share ...

Chewy was a meme stock for a moment. Chewy (CHWY -6.68%) almost gained meme status this week. The stock jumped after Keith Gill, aka Roaring Kitty, posted a picture of a dog. Yes, that's it! But that's how memes start. Shares jumped as much as 10.6% mostly on Thursday, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, but gave back most of those gains. At 3 p.m. ET on Friday, the stock was up just 5.3% for the week. The meme begins On Thursday, Roaring Kitty posted a picture of a dog and that's ...