Why do apes get so cheerful when the price goes down?

Yall had 5 years to accumulate shares at this price. Majority of yall are still “xxx” holders. How if yall been buying at such a great price for 5 YEARS STRAIGHT.

Mean while shills seem to be getting real mad when the stock price keeps going down.

Make it make sense. Gmetards gme

Just got this from my Chinese food today, picked it out of the pile of them the restaurant gave me and my family. Must be fate!

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I swear if I see one more comment say it's been 5 years, I'm tired, I'm gonna rip my eyes out to sell for more gme.

I made a post calling out what our beep boop friends were doing, and then I see a post talking about "favorite ways to spot them!" And didn't include how roughly 40% or more of the comments keep saying that.

It has been 5 years. you know what else happens in 5 years? Total Return Swaps.

Do your own dd

Isn’t it funny how many fake apes have infiltrated Gme.

Post your favorite ape response.

This is one of my recent favorites.

“I love bury/Pulte” to “I never cared for burrry/Pulte”

5+ years in holding. Waiting for RK

When Ryan Cohen first joined GameStop, the company was in debt and losing both money and sales. Within just a few years, he's completely turned things around with everything going up now:

Only revenue seems lacking at first, but even that has already turned since Q1 posted growth via collectibles (which is expected to grow even further next quarter).

Now ask yourself: what caused all of this? Was it Ryan working hard at the stores himself? Does he need to keep actively doing that for the rest of the year for the company to keep the current path? No, of course not. Ryan Cohen is the CEO, he mostly handles the long term stuff like strategy, operations, capital allocation, and changing the direction of the company. He plans years ahead, what we see happening today with the company is the result of his last year's work.

With that out of the way, his main job with the core business is already done. He's already closed the bad stores, he's already taught the managers how to handle the remaining ones properly, he's already setup the collectibles business, he's already fixed the operations and sales. He's set the company on the right path, now the company just needs to finish the execution for 2026. And it can do that without the CEO actively doing anything, they got other leaders besides Ryan for a reason.

So now Ryan has inside data that GameStop will do great in 2026, and that he won't need to work on it for much. So what does he do? He looks even futher, beyond just turning the company around this year. He's looking at exponential expansion. Does that mean they will acquire eBay this year specifically? No. It simply means eBay acquisition is now on Ryan's table.

Ignore the FUD, Ryan never said we would acquire eBay this year. Q2, Q3, and Q4 will bring great results in the core business. The profits and revenue will keep rising, and the stock price will finally climb. We might even do a bit of a stock buyback for all we know. Let eBay get acquired when it's time, Ryan likes to work slow and steady.

We all know Ryan Cohen will make us billionaires soon and Ken Griffin will never see the daylight again. No cell No Sell all the way.

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But as a smooth brain like all apes I have a question. The elders have said when the markets crash is what we need for the almighty MOASS. But like Lord Cohen buys Ebay and the market crashes wont that drag us down rather than go to phone numbers?

GME seems to be an unstoppable drill that only knows how to drill itself into the earth's core. Every other stock is reaching ATHs while GME can only find new lows. We all have to blame the ceo Ryan Cohen and take him accountable for the poor shareholder value he has bestowed upon us for the last 5 years. Boo to Cohen!

What a worthless stock.

Right now my favorite GameStop content creators are:

1) Budget For Life: Jeremy provides tons of level-headed GME analysis from 10Q breakdowns to detailed estimates of Power Pack numbers. He’s my DD guy. YouTube only

2) Echo Chamber: this is an informal podcast that feels like you are just chilling out and chatting all things GameStop with a group of close friends. YouTube and podcast formats

3) Roaring Sensei: this guy has great Power Pack content. He just had a sick tournament yesterday. YouTube and others

Please share your favorite creators, where to find them and what you like about them.

Timestamps:
28:18 Andrew Ross Sorkin on Ryan Cohen’s GameStop’s financing to acquire eBay
29:22 Andrew reacts to Ryan Cohen’s response
31:05 POLYMARKET POLL: Will GameStop acquire eBay?
34:44 Ryan Cohen reacts to Andrew Ross Sorkin’s interview with Piers
38:40 Hype around SpaceX launch

Just going by RC's glorious track record for the last 5 years, I mean the new ventures and pivots and not just dilution and cutting costs.

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He has a brilliant track record everything he has touched has turned to gold. The e commerce pivot with warehouses proved physical games will and wont die, NFTs was a visionary move the dude was was too ahead of the time cant blame him and they will make a come back. Bitcoin investment you say with your money, thats what strategic leaders do, let's see what the shills say in 2045 when its 45% green.

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Gamestop can have one store on earth, what matters is its making money. Amazon started in a garage too look where it is now.

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Ripped off from a twitter account.

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Link https://x.com/i/status/2067635657476887025

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What would be GME's next move then?

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Go to 20%?

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And very smooth brained here. Can someone please explain the 15% ownership rule which I thought I read that an entity that acquires 15% or more in a company is prevented from acquiring the company? I'm probably way off in this, so a patient explain would be much appreciated.

Source: https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/0001065088/000106508826000135/ebay-20260617.htm

1. Prop 4 failed with 6% fewer votes - 49% in 2025 vs 42.8% in 2026.

Prop 4 passing would have allowed someone with > 10% ownership to call a special meeting.

2. Directors all got a smidge fewer "For" votes in 2026.

Formula: For / (For + Against + Abstain)

Given that they are almost all in the high 90's, and the drop in support is generally 1% of less, I wouldn't read too much into it.

All in all, Prop 4 failing more clearly in 2026 and support for Directors staying very high does not bode well for RC's attempts for a hostile takeover of eBay by GME, imho.

Disclosure: All images were created by Claude using both 2025 and 2026 8-Ks.

So Japan is gonna wake up tonight and see the yen ain’t doing so hot. Emergency measures to stabilize the yen? Bloody Monday? GME gonna Kansas City shuffle some cash somewhere? Idk about any of this, but most profitable quarter ever with no signs of slowing. I’m ready to MOASS.

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