US EditionE*Trade Considers Kicking Meme-Stock Leader Keith Gill Off Platform
- E-Trade is considering banning Keith Gill from the trading platform due to potential market manipulation concerns, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.
- Morgan Stanley's financial-crimes unit and external counsel are discussing the possibility of canceling Gill's account, according to the Journal.
- E-Trade, owned by Morgan Stanley, has not yet made a decision on Gill's account status, as per sources familiar with the firm's discussions.
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E*Trade considering kicking Keith Gill off its platform, WSJ reports
E*Trade is considering telling meme-stock influencer Keith Gill he can no longer use its platform after growing concerns about potential stock manipulation amid his recent purchases of GameStop , the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
E*Trade considering kicking Keith Gill off its platform, WSJ reports
(Reuters) -E*Trade is considering telling meme-stock influencer Keith Gill he can no longer use its platform after growing concerns about potential stock manipulation amid his recent purchases of GameStop, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday. Shortly before Gill reignited a meme stock craze in May, he bought a large volume of GameStop options on E*Trade, the Journal’s report said, citing people familiar with the matter. E*Trade-parent Mor…
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