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GameStop

GameStop Corp. offers games and entertainment products through its ecommerce properties and stores. It operates through the following geographic segments: United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe. Each segment consists primarily of retail operations, including stores and ecommerce properties focused on games, entertainment products, and technology. GameStop offers new and pre-owned gaming platforms from the major console and PC manufacturers, sells new and pre-owned gaming software for current and certain prior generation consoles, and offers a variety of in-game digital currency, digital downloadable content, and full-game downloads. The firm’s stores and ecommerce sites operate primarily under the names GameStop, EB Games, and Micromania. Its pop culture themed stores also sell collectibles, apparel, gadgets, electronics, toys, and other retail products for technology enthusiasts and general consumers in international markets operating under the Zing Pop Culture brand. The company also publishes Game Informer, a print and digital gaming publication. GameStop was founded by Daniel A. DeMatteo in 1996 and is headquartered in Grapevine, TX.

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GameStop reports turnaround with $48.2M net income in Q4 2022

GameStop's Q4 2022 earnings call showcased improved financial performance, driven by strategic transformations and operational efficiencies. While challenges like transformation charges and lack of outlook guidance exist, the company is focused on seizing opportunities for growth and profitability in the coming year.

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AMC Entertainment

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Affirm

Bed Bath & Beyond

Beyond Meat

Coinbase

Carvana

MicroStrategy Incorporated

Sirius XM Holdings Inc

Upstart Holdings

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The meme stocks seem to rise and fall together, even if not at the same velocity.

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Alphabet

Google executed a 20-for-1 stock split on Monday and, later this week, GameStop will issue three extra shares for every share.

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The leading meme stocks have been on a multiday rip higher.

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AutoNation

Avis Budget Group

Chesapeake Energy

Macy's

Target Hospitality Corp

United States Steel

Meme stock mania is back in action as investors seek a rapid rise in equity stocks following the pullback in commodities, crypto, and other risky assets. Heavily shorted stocks like Bed Bath & Beyond and AMC are at the forefront of the meme resurgence, +40%, and +15%, respectively, as retailer investors bet against hedge funds.

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The Gamestop frenzy during COVID The concept of “meme stocks” matured during COVID as millions of retail investors locked at home rallied around a few stocks they deemed to be undervalued.

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Battered-down meme stocks are back despite recession fears as retail traders snapped up shares of faltering companies like GameStop, AMC and Bed Bath & Beyond.

Meme stocks GameStop, AMC, and Bed Bath & Beyond rise again

Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. shares BBBY, +39.83% rose another 6% in premarket trade Tuesday, extending Monday's roughly 40% gain as the Reddit group that helped create the "meme stock" phenomenon during the pandemic appeared to embrace the embattled retailer again. There was no fresh news driving the move.

Bed Bath & Beyond extends Monday's gains, as GameStop dips and AMC pops up 1.5%

Meme mania has returned to the stock market with a vengeance.

The craze returns as the shares of AMC, GameStop and Bed Bath & Beyond soar

Another meme-stock rally pushed the video game retailer higher.

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Thought the meme-stock frenzy had officially been declared dead? Well, today's rally in GameStop (NYSE: GME ) and other meme-stock names suggests otherwise.

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Despite the many risks, retail investors are willing to make another bet on the meme stocks as their share prices rocket higher.

Meme stocks are surging again as big gains for AMC and GameStop suggest retail investors are shifting back to risk-on

The stock split is not having the effect traders thought it would.

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Vinco Ventures

The Beachbody Co.

Hawaiian Hlds

Netflix

Copa Hlds

These meme stocks to sell are mostly relics from the pandemic that continue to hang on. Get out before more is lost.

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GameStop Corp. ( GME , Financial) is in the news again following its four-for-one stock split last week. The move made its shares more affordable, but the concerns surrounding its future outlook and fundamentals limit its appeal.

GameStop's Bear Case Continues to Widen

GameStop is making waves today as it quietly steals a major Web 3.0 and blockchain developer from e-trading platform Robinhood. The post GameStop NFT Ups the Ante With New Ex-Robinhood Hire appeared first on InvestorPlace.

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The video game retailer's big bet on crypto is off to a better-than-expected start.

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GameStop's new share price doesn't change how expensive it is.

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The market's reaction to the split is not what many investors were hoping for.

Why GameStop Shares Are Tumbling After Its Stock Split

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GME Stock Starts Trading at $38 Following GameStop Stock Split

Shares of GameStop Corp. GME, -12.10% rallied 1.9% in premarket trading Friday, which implies a price of just above $39 as the videogame retailer and "meme" stock has started trading on a split-adjusted basis. The split was first announced in March, and the 4-for-1 ratio for the split was announced on July 6.

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Snap

Traders will be looking at the quarterly results from Snap and the reasons behind a big stocks drop, while Mattel beat expectations, yet shares fell.

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Today is the day many investors in the video game retailer have been waiting for.

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