GameStop shareholder Martin Radev stated in a court document on July 1 that he voluntarily withdrew the fraud lawsuit filed against "retail investor leader" Keith Gill (aka Roaring Kitty) on June 28. According to proposed class action lawsuit filed last Friday in the Brooklyn Federal Court in New York, Martin Radev claimed Gill attempted to manipulate stocks for his own gain. The lawsuit alleges Gill bought 120,000 call options in the company before he began posting about GameStop in May.
游戏驿站股东撤销对Keith Gill提出的欺诈诉讼
GameStop shareholder withdraws fraud lawsuit against Keith Gill.
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