Eric Jackson Rejects 'Roaring Kitty' Label: OPEN 'Isn't A Meme Stock. It's A Cult Stock,' Unlike GME

Eric Jackson, founder of EMJ Capital, has pushed back on comparisons to legendary GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) retail investor “Roaring Kitty,” asserting that his conviction in Opendoor Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:OPEN) stems from fundamental value rather than internet virality.

Jackson Rejects The New Roaring Kitty Label

In a recent X post, Jackson declared, “People keep calling me the new Roaring Kitty. Respect to him—he proved retail can move markets. But here's the difference: $GME was a dying mall retailer. $OPEN is a Carvana-like platform in housing with real growth, real margins, and a clear path to $82 -> $500.”

He emphatically concluded, “This isn't a meme stock. It's a cult stock with generational re-pricing. #OPENArmy.”

People keep calling me the new Roaring Kitty. Respect to him, he proved retail can move markets.But here's the difference: $GME was a dying mall retailer. $OPEN is a Carvana-like platform in housing with real growth, real margins, and a clear path to $82 → $500.This isn't a…

— Eric Jackson (@ericjackson) September 14, 2025

Who Is ‘Roaring Kitty’?

“Roaring Kitty” is the online alias of Keith Gill, a former financial analyst who became a central figure in the 2021 GME short ...