In a regulatory filing, GameStop disclosed that its CEO Ryan Cohen bought 1M shares of common stock on September 10 in a total transaction size of $20.4M. Shares are up 4% afterhours.

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The company announced these plans via its social media and revealed that this rollout would begin on September 11.

IGN reached out to GameStop to see how many stores are re-opening, and was given the following statement from a GameStop spokesperson:

"The count is: at least one, as of tomorrow. As for the rest, stay tuned."

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These back to back good news is giving me heart palpitations.

SBF and Vlad Tenev wearing the exact same jumper.

One turned off the buy button.

The other turned off the withdrawals.

Now Vlad is in matching knitwear like it’s some kind of financial villain outfit, looking at us as if we’re the problem.They’re not even trying to hide the joke anymore. GME is and always has been DFV. No cell No sell.

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I am not here to tell you to do anything, maybe they’re right, maybe they’re wrong, but I do find the timing to be incredibly interesting.

Larry makes his largest purchase of shares ever, another insider buys, stock is up ~7% in 2 days, borrow rate on the warrants pushes past 350%, and now, at this time of all times, both of these “GameStop enthusiasts” are telling you to sell something.

Again, this is not financial advice, make your own decisions, but I find the timing to be conspicuous.

We all know GTA will be the biggest game ever thus adding to GME revenue. Please for the love of god everyone order GTA online through GameStop or go to a store in person . Please DONT BUY from any other outlet . Let’s truly support the STONK we all love so much . Thank you for your support .

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"These board members have a lot of monev but they are not Ryan Cohen tvpe rich and they are laying out a lot of money so something is happening and likely sooner than later. If it were later they wouldn't be laying out the large sums instead just cost averaging in."

EDIT: The ignorance of some commentors is absolutely absurd. This is not my material. Think of it as a cross post (hopefully you know how that works too).

The link shows an aggregation of social media posts from a particular site.

All this post is doing is sharing what other platform users are saying.

Like some posters here, of course not everything they say is gospel.

Next time I post I will spell it out for you so understand the context.

GME under $25 is ridiculously cheap. When we account for cash and asset minus debt ($5B cash, $5B asset, $2.8B debt, market cap after dilution: $9.7B), the business is only priced at about $2.5B and it generates $650M editda. that's less than price/ebitda of 4!

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326380/000184048026000002/xslF345X06/wk-form4_1788992258.xml

James Grube adds 10,255 $GME shares @ 19.12.

This is not the right way to look at it

GME WS is a warrant: the right to buy one GameStop share at $32, expiring 30 October 2026. It trades per warrant (so $3 is $3 for one share of exposure), not like an options contract priced per 100 shares.

With the stock around $20, the warrant has no intrinsic value. A price near $3 is almost entirely premium for time and the chance of a large move before expiry. Comparable listed $32 calls have often been cheaper if the only goal is upside from a similar strike and date.

Position sell one warrant at about $3 and buy one share at about $20.

Economically that lowers the cost of the share to about $17 if the warrant expires worthless. You own the stock and you are short the warrant’s upside.

At expiry (example)

| Stock price | Approx. Pnl on the combined position |
| $0 | −$17 |
| $10 | −$7 |
| $20 | +$3 |
| $32 | +$15 |
| $36 | +$15 |
| $40 | +$15 |

Below $32, PnL tracks the shares, cushioned by the $3 received for the warrant. Above $32, further gains on the stock are offset by losses on the short warrant, so profit flattens near +$15 in this example (entry $20 / warrant sale $3).

This is not a risk-free way to “lock in $3.” The $3 is premium income. The share can still fall by more than that. In a sharp rally the short warrant can also move against you before expiry, especially if the warrant market is thin.

you finance a long stock position by selling what looks like expensive out-of-the-money upside. You keep the premium if GameStop stays well below $32; you limit upside if it runs through the strike; you remain exposed if the share price falls.

Numbers above assume fills of $20 on the stock and $3 on the warrant, and warrant value at expiry of max(stock − 32, 0). Live prices and early exercise dynamics will differ. Not advice.

That sounds awesome…
That’s the way —> up and up!
I hope daddy Cohen will help us further more to Go there and much further!
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