🎉🎉Good news! The investment account of YouTuber "Roaring Kitty" (Keith Gill), who once drove the GameStop stock surge, may be removed from Morgan Stanley's retail stock trading platform ETrade. 🚀🚀According to people familiar with the matter, ETrade is increasingly concerned that Roaring Kitty's recent purchase of GameStop shares may involve stock manipulation. 😱😱

Roaring Kitty's long-inactive Reddit account posted a screenshot of an investment account on Sunday, which holds more than $200 million worth of GameStop shares and call options. Morgan Stanley employees have been monitoring his ETrade account since he reappeared on the X platform in mid-May. 😎😎

ETrade employees discovered that he bought call options before his tweets were posted, and his trades may have generated gains due to stock price fluctuations caused by his tweets. With a new wave of activity in GME, ETrade appears to be considering stopping Roaring Kitty's trading. 🔥🔥

If his latest bet (GME stock will be worth more than $20 on June 21) proves true, he will make a fortune. Those who follow him will benefit, too. Morgan Stanley has hired its financial crimes unit and outside counsel on the matter, but the firm knows that taking action would mean "drawing the attention of his meme army," and Morgan Stanley employees are also concerned that shutting down Roaring Kitty's account could cause the firm to lose ETrade clients. 😅😅

According to investment tracker @unusual_whales on X, Roaring Kitty accounts are up 48% today alone, or about $85 million. 🎊🎊