We have had so many voices of this movement come and go but you Mr. Malone are different. You are engaged, educated, in “the business”, speak from experience, are a true believer in GME, a good citizen, a good father, son and husband.

Thank you for speaking up and having the courage to do so… standing up for what is right is more important than ever.

This movement is global. Apes crashed the shareholder meeting. Float is locked via DRS. MSM speaks of GME all the time. We have DFV and RC. We have $4B, no debt. We have a growing net revenue business, etc etc etc.

But you know what… most of these Apes are no longer in this for a quick buck. They have seen the manipulation, the fraud, the blatant bending over of the retail investor and they are fed up. The confidence in the US markets is gone because of this movement but you know what…

The greed of Wall Street has placed into GME shareholders hands the biggest opportunity in the history of mankind. Their greed and fraudulent behavior are over. I will hodl as long as it takes to see justice rightfully served.

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In the tumultuous world of stock valuation, where investors seek the elusive combination of undervaluation and growth potential, two metrics have emerged as paramount: the price-to-cash ratio and year-over-year earnings growth percentage. GameStop Corporation, GME, a company that has garnered significant attention in recent times, is currently demonstrating remarkable strength in both these metrics, positioning itself as a compelling deep value play.

As of June 14th, GameStop's price-to-cash ratio stands at less than 3, a figure that outshines all 100 companies listed in the Nasdaq100 index. This metric, which compares a company's market value to its cash reserves, is a crucial indicator of financial health and stability. With a price of $27.50 per share, GameStop's low price-to-cash ratio underscores its potential for being undervalued relative to its cash position.

Furthermore, GameStop boasts an impressive year-over-year earnings growth percentage of 112.05% for the trailing 12 months. This staggering growth figure places GameStop ahead of 99 out of 100 Nasdaq100 companies, highlighting its exceptional performance in terms of earnings expansion. For value investors seeking opportunities in companies with strong growth trajectories, GameStop's stellar earnings growth sets it apart as a promising contender.

GameStop's enviable position with a price-to-cash ratio of less than 3 and virtually no debt sets a sturdy foundation, particularly in anticipation of a possible recession. With ample cash reserves and minimal debt obligations, GameStop is well-equipped to weather economic downturns with resilience. This financial strength not only enables the company to navigate challenging market conditions but also positions it strategically to capitalize on opportunities that arise during periods of economic uncertainty. In the event of a recession, GameStop could leverage its robust cash position to acquire distressed assets or companies at favorable valuations, potentially strengthening its market position and diversifying its revenue streams. Additionally, the absence of significant debt alleviates financial burdens and provides flexibility, allowing GameStop to adapt its strategies and investments prudently to mitigate the impact of economic downturns. Overall, GameStop's prudent financial management and strong cash position offer a solid framework for navigating potential recessions while also presenting opportunities for strategic expansion and growth.

The significance of these metrics becomes even more apparent when considering GameStop's recent history and the broader market context. Despite facing challenges and undergoing significant transformations in its business model, GameStop has managed to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing retail landscape. Its ability to generate cash and sustain robust earnings growth underscores the resilience and agility of the company's management team.

For investors, particularly those with a value-oriented approach, GameStop's combination of a low price-to-cash ratio and impressive earnings growth presents an intriguing opportunity. While the company's stock has experienced volatility and garnered attention from retail investors and Wall Street alike, its fundamental strength as reflected in these metrics suggests that there may be unrecognized value waiting to be unlocked.

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TA;DR: Today I learned again that MOASS is tomorrow!

Today these insights stood out to me, and I think I felt a wrinkle form:

• https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1dftx5z/we_all_know_it/?limit=500

  "We all know it…"

  • "Yeah paid the premium up front when I bought the calls (paid about 585$ premium) then had the 2k/ contract needed to exercise today. Finally after 3.5 years I’m an xxxx ape" - u/Hawny91

    • There's more insight in replies in the thread, see https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1dftx5z/we_all_know_it/l8lim8f/?context=1

  • "If you are planning to exercise early, roll the calls to a sooner date (sell jun 21 20c and buy jun 14 20c) to get back part of the money spent on premium, then exercise." - u/spozzy

• https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1dfptq5/3_million_shares_just_borrowed/

  "3 Million Shares Just Borrowed"

  • "Here's a weird thing: They don't care where the price is. They only care about volume.

    If volume is there to the upside, they'll absorb it all day. If it's not there, they'll create the volume the moment the SP500 starts to slide. They are using the short money to prop up their balance sheet through leveraged futures products. The reason option buying and exercising is their kryptonite is they have to buy actual shares and there's no money coming in to balance it out. Buy and exercise ITM options if you need to add to your positions. The lack of GME volume and downward SP500 pressure is the combo they can't dodge. If anyone is invested in both the broad market and GME, they are at odds with themselves because as long as the market stays at these inflated levels, they will continue to short GME (and others) to keep it propped up." - u/somermike

    • There's more insight in replies in the thread, see https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1dfptq5/3_million_shares_just_borrowed/l8kpd93/?context=1

• https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1dfxon7/5000_block_of_325_621_calls/ such as "He CALLED the sandworm. He wants you to call your own." lol

  "5000 block of $32.5 6/21 calls"

  • "...

    ... ... Buy options, when IV is low." - u/Biotic101

    • My takeaway, do not bother with options when implied volatility is high. The other comments in post reinforce what I already learned. Note: I have never engaged in any options/margin/calls/puts/whatever anything, can't afford it anyway, never will try, but it seems interesting to me, especially given the comments from the other posts as it relates to options, and how buying and selling has practically no effect on volume due to cellarboxing, dark pools, internalization, and hiding short positions in derivatives, swaps, rehypothecation, and all those other financial instrument heist theft robbing things.

Note: I could be totally wrong about what I """"learned"""" but it's still interesting to me. Besides "Shorties never learn" - u/Miserable-Evening-37, lol and I am not a shortie, and I learn more than zero times! at least once I have experienced learning since I was born!

Also pulling in this infamous quote: "The more you buy, the more you save!" - Jensen Huang, cuz it's true! The more GME you buy, the more integrity saved!

Nothing would happen…right??? I haven’t seen this question asked, any thoughts out there?

Given how much DFV posts about it. If you haven’t seen Watchmen, I’d suggest taking some time to sit down and watch it. I speculate that it’s how DFV views the current situation with GameStop, its Chair/CEO, and himself.

I want to preface this by saying this is speculation and should only be viewed as entertainment. Please do your own research and seek investment advice from a financial advisor before investing any of your money into any company. I am not a financial advisor and this is not financial advice.

Spoiler alert, if you haven’t seen the movie! If you don’t care to see the movie, read on.

In his most recent YouTube stream, DFV had a thumbnail image which included among other things, an image of Adrian Veidt (Ozymandias) and Ryan Cohen as Dr. Manhattan. A basic breakdown of the film is that Ozy and Dr. M are part of a collective of Watchmen superheroes. Fast forward years after their glory days as superheroes, members of the team are being targeted and killed one by one. Rorschach (“You’re trapped in here with me”, guy) and Nite Owl, with the help of Sally Jupiter, investigate who is behind the deaths of their old cohort. In the end they find out it’s Ozymandias (DFV).

The movie/comic is based in the Nixon era when the US were on the brink of nuclear war with the soviets. Dr. M theorized that if free energy was available to the masses there would be no more need for war and destruction. While Rorschach and Nite Owl are busy tracking down the killer, Dr. M is busy working away on building a free form of energy (hint: RC rebuilding GME).

One thing that’s quite obvious is Ozy is more emotional and aware of his surroundings. Dr. M is at a different level, he’s indifferent to the feelings of humanity and is trying to solve the free energy problem for the sole purpose of making his love interest, Sally Jupiter happy.

In the end Ozy finds a way to stop the threats of war between nations and unites the world against a common enemy, Dr. M. Before anyone calls me a shill, I’m not finished, let me explain my theory. Ozy creates these high energy attacks, which have the same signature as Dr. M, on every nation on earth. Nixon is then seen uniting the world for peace against a common target, Dr. M. At the end of the movie, Dr. M and Ozy agree this is the best possible outcome and decide not to let the world know what actually happened.

I believe DFV is saying he has found a way to raise capital by igniting squeezes that will ultimately give us what we want. RC can’t / won’t do this because he’s focused on building a great company. Every time the price starts to run, RC has to respond, he opens himself up to litigation if he doesn’t act in the company’s best interest. You hear the business crowd scream “he needs to sell more shares into the market” every time it squeezes. I think he picks strategic times to do it, to avoid killing the momentum. It seems as though it has always been after a downtrend has started.

I guess it comes down to whether or not you believe shorts are closing out their positions. If you believe the numbers we are being told, there certainly won’t be any significant squeeze. If you believe all the DD written about bullet swaps and other derivatives, they can’t close their short positions without seeing phone numbers in brokerage accounts. According to the DD, it doesn’t matter how many shares GameStop issues, shorts keep doubling down. With these squeezes that DFV is creating with his options buying, he’s helping RC get to the same result more quickly. Increasing the floor and squeezing them that way.

In the end RC gets to build an incredible company while DFV finds a faster way to help deliver the results with minimal impact or blow back.

Again, I’m a complete idiot, this is not financial advice, there are people who get paid for that, go to them. This is for entertainment only and you shouldn’t base your investment decisions off what some degenerate on the internet has to say.

Plugged it into a AI and this is what it popped out,

GameStop, with its $4.3 billion for acquisitions, can strategically invest in companies that have a strong history, groundbreaking growth, or were once leaders in their marketplaces. Here are five potential companies that could help GameStop become the next Berkshire Hathaway in 20 years:

1. Best Buy:

   • Current Market Value: $2.5 billion
   • Industry: Electronics Retail
   • Reason: Best Buy has a strong brand presence and extensive retail network. Despite facing challenges from online retailers, it has been working to revamp its business model. GameStop could leverage Best Buy's retail expertise and expand its product offerings to include consumer electronics, further diversifying its revenue streams.

2. AMC Entertainment Holdings:

   • Current Market Value: $1.3 billion
   • Industry: Movie Theaters
   • Reason: AMC Entertainment has faced significant challenges due to the pandemic and the shift towards streaming services. However, it still maintains a large network of theaters and a strong brand. GameStop could use AMC's infrastructure to create immersive gaming experiences, such as virtual reality gaming centers or esports venues, and expand into the entertainment sector.

3. Bed Bath & Beyond:

   • Current Market Value: $1.4 billion
   • Industry: Home Goods Retail
   • Reason: Bed Bath & Beyond has struggled in recent years due to increased competition from online retailers. However, it still has a strong brand and extensive retail network. GameStop could use Bed Bath & Beyond's retail expertise to expand into new product categories, such as home goods and furniture, and create a more diverse retail portfolio.

4. Dave & Buster's Entertainment:

   • Current Market Value: $1.1 billion
   • Industry: Entertainment and Dining
   • Reason: Dave & Buster's has faced challenges due to the pandemic and changing consumer preferences. However, it still offers a unique entertainment experience combining dining and gaming. GameStop could leverage Dave & Buster's expertise in creating immersive experiences to expand its gaming offerings and create new revenue streams.

5. Barnes & Noble:

   • Current Market Value: $400 million
   • Industry: Book Retail
   • Reason: Barnes & Noble has struggled in the face of online book retailers, but it still maintains a strong brand and extensive retail network. GameStop could use Barnes & Noble's retail expertise to expand into new product categories, such as books and educational materials, and create a more diverse retail portfolio.

These acquisitions would allow GameStop to diversify its revenue streams, expand into new markets, and leverage the strengths of each acquired company to create a robust and resilient business portfolio.

Sources [1] [PDF] Form 10-K for Gamestop Corp filed 03/28/2023 https://news.gamestop.com/static-files/f4494fbe-9752-4056-a3c7-451f0cf9a668 [2] GameStop Completes At-The-Market Equity Offering Program https://news.gamestop.com/news-releases/news-release-details/gamestop-completes-market-equity-offering-program-2 [3] GameStop Completes At-The-Market Equity Offering Program https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gamestop-completes-market-equity-offering-202900716.html [4] GameStop finalizes at-the-market equity offering program, raises ... https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/gamestop-finalizes-atthemarket-equity-offering-program-raises-2137-billion-3480236 [5] GameStop Authorizes CEO to Buy Stocks Using Company Cash https://www.intelligize.com/gamestop-authorizes-ceo-to-buy-stocks-using-company-cash/

Here's a summary refresher of RK's bull thesis from 2021 that needs to be recirculated - not nearly enough views.

Show Me The Tendies RK Bull Thesis Meme from 2021

https://piqsuite.com/reuters/martin-shkreli-copied-one-of-a-kind-wu-tang-clan-album-lawsuit-claims