GameStop Shares Plummet 40% Despite 'Roaring Kitty' Livestream

Keith Gill's return to YouTube failed to rally investors as GameStop announced a $3 billion share sale.

Gill's livestream drew over 600,000 viewers but lacked substantial financial insights.
GameStop shares had surged 50% prior to the stream but fell sharply during and after.
The company plans to sell 75 million shares to raise capital, causing investor concern.
Gill expressed confidence in CEO Ryan Cohen but warned viewers about the risks of investing.
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