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20-year-old GameStop investor donates part of windfall to children's hospital © Courtesy Hunter Kahn Hunter Kahn could have bought the 1990s Corvette he's always wanted with the Wall Street windfall he and a group of amateur day traders earned by joining forces to turn the failing video-game seller GameStop into an overnight stock market darling. But the 20-year-old Cornell University mechanical engineering student from Minnesota said he saw the bonanza as a chance to do something good. He said he cashed out $30,000 of the GameStop stock he bought at $30 to $80 a share last month and use...

20-year-old GameStop investor donates part of windfall to children's hospital • 8 min read College student uses GameStop earnings to buy video games for children's hospital Hunter Kahn, 20, used some of the money he made off the recent surge in GameStop stock to buy Nintendo games for the Children’s Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis.Courtesy Hunter Kahn Hunter Kahn could have bought the 1990s Corvette he's always wanted with the Wall Street windfall he and a group of amateur day traders earned by joining forces to turn the failing video-game seller GameStop into an overnight stock market ...

Michael M Santiago/Getty Images You've probably heard about the amateur investors from the Reddit forum "Wall Street Bets".  For the last several days, they've been raising holy hell with wealthy hedge funds. How, you may ask?  Pretty much by beating them at their own game. A 20 year old engineering student from Stillwater, Hunter Kahn, was lucky enough to cash in big on the GameStop stock manipulation.  Hunter used some of his "earnings" to buy 6 Nintendo Switch consoles and games to the Children's Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis. Enter your number to get our free mobile app “I love v...

Feb 3, 2021 After making thousands off GameStop stock last week, a college student is using his new fortune to help others. Hunter Kahn, a 20-year-old mechanical engineering student at Cornell University, cashed out nearly $30-thousand in GameStop stock! Then he went to GameStop and spent 2 thousand of it buying video game systems for Children’s Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis. Kahn’s donations include: six Nintendo Switch Lites, multiple games and gift cards, as well as screen protectors and cases. Kahn says using the money to help kids at the hospital felt better than making the mon...

College student uses GameStop stock earnings to donate Nintendo Switches, games to children’s hospital By Catherine Park College student donates toys to childrens hospital after GameStop gains A college student donated Nintendo Switches and games to Childrens Minnesota Hospital after making money from his GameStop stocks. MINNEAPOLIS - A college student donated Nintendo Switches and games to Children’s Minnesota Hospital after making money from his GameStop stocks.  Children’s Minnesota received a special gift from Hunter Kahn, a 20-year-old mechanical engineering student attending ...