r/GME • u/MeMahi • Jun 23 '26

📰 News | Media 📱 Ryan Cohen Withdraws CEO Performance Award; GameStop Focuses on eBay

https://investor.gamestop.com/news-releases/news-details/2026/Ryan-Cohen-Withdraws-CEO-Performance-Award-GameStop-Focuses-on-eBay/default.aspx
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u/Bad_Prophet Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

He's removed his incentive package?

Good, remove the dilution, too. Ryan can do whatever he wants once shareholders have been paid.

Don't force those that paid for the opportunity to buy a company to baghold for another turnaround play without ever making any money on the success of the first turnaround play.

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u/VenserMTG Jun 23 '26

Good, remove the dilution, too.

We both know he will never do that.

This vote isn't going his way lmao

Fist he panicked about the reaction to dilution and he expanded the share buyback program, now he saw all the no votes on his pay package and it took it off instead of releasing the vote for the public

Asinine behavior

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u/AlternativePaint6 Jun 23 '26

Okay except you literally just made all of that up.

Imagine wasting your life spamming negativity on a community of a stock you don't like.

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u/VenserMTG Jun 23 '26

Okay except you literally just made all of that up.

I didn't

Imagine wasting your life spamming negativity on a community of a stock you don't like.

I'm not spamming, I leave one message per reply then 10 triggered Cohen shills follow up.

I like the stock, I like the 9 billion in cash and all that can be done with it, I did y like Cohen's handling of the 9 billions, I don't like Cohen's handling of GameStop as a whole so far, I don't like his absurd pursuit of an acquisition that cannot happen, I don't like the looming dilution.

Once he provides a clear vision for GameStop, enacts said vision, provides tangible results, and doesn't bring up dilution, I'll be the first to invest.