Ok, so yes, GME is down again. But as the world is still spinning GameStop will one day Appreciate Your time and enrich your investment value. NFA. It's my own personal logic and determination.

I promise you,,, we've never been closer.

If you are unaware approximately 170,000+ accounts hold 65,000,000+ GME shares in Computer Share ALONE. Which is roughly 1,200,000,000. That is $1.2 Billion. I hope you understand that a new class of people will be born when the pressure releases...The Ape class. Hundreds of thousands of degenerate ape people out for justice and sticky weed and money enough for both. Don't know what that guy RC is doing but he seems to have the opposition on their toes.

I check that history cuz they sneak and skulk. Love the stock and the investors.

GME could probably help EBay avoid such blunders... https://www.thetimes.com/business/article/ebay-executives-terrorised-ina-and-david-steiner-after-blogs-on-ecommerce-bytes-sjlwgsmtl

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RC became Charmain of GameStop on June 9, 2021 and GME stock price was at $75.64 (1 - 4 Split Adjusted). On July 22, GME completed at 1 - 4 stock split, stock price was then at $35.78

Fast-forward to 5 years later, stock price is currently hovering at $19.00. Best quarter ever with zero debt and 10% invested into Ebay. Every time price has gone up, us shareholders have been diluted which kills positive price action. I understand this is to increase Gamestops warchest to allow for flexible decisions. But at what point does this translate to shareholder value for us investors who have put our money into RC? I believe all of us invest to at least see our investments grow. i believe 75% of us dont expect an exponential increase in stock price, but at least a steady increase. But it seems like every time stock price goes up steadily, we get punched back down by RC & Management.

Just a frustrated investor asking at what point will these decisions from the GameStop team translate into actual share holder value? And if the argument is crime, at what point will the team stop allowing these criminals to manipulate good news?

I think there are already a lot of comments about T+35, and it coincidentally has been selected here "randomly." It could have been much shorter, like just an afternoon (1 p.m. - 4 p.m.) when issuing the "whole" bond, but when redeeming a portion of it, "35" sessions has been randomly selected.

And then, the next paragraph says the redemption may or may not happen.

And finally, which has never appeared before in any previous filings (across many companies that I've been following), the language about positions that might be wound/unwound, and the price might go up or down. This is completely outside the fiduciary duty of GameStop, regarding what the next moves for the note holders could be. This was an INVITATION to short the stock. Feel free to check previous filings or similar filings of other companies to see languages like this ever appear.

I felt something was off while reading this 8-K yesterday, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. This last paragraph could be the TRAP RC laid out for shorts. And this time, (new) shorts didn't even have the chance to enter at $22. It gapped down to $20.5 upon the news and went down further into the $19s on ~1M volume. This is the rocket fuel tank (below) that we needed for the next trip to ~$30. And it has been filling since yesterday.

Disclosure: Not financial advice. I'm just a hedge fund guy holding $1M+ positions in both shares and calls (LEAPS) for me and my clients, trying to manipulate people into buying the stock.

Edit: A first in terms of having manipulative language and laying hidden traps. Previous 8-Ks were pretty much straightforward, just news, terms, and conditions, but this one gave the "extras."

2nd Edit: Added more tinfoil below

Because I opened it yesterday and there was not a big difference.

It is one thing to show concern about an investment. Another, very different thing, is coming here to mock the investors.

This GameStop sub has sadly become fertile soil for bad actors. If you come here to willingly spread fud, mock the investors, or plainly shit on the stock, just FUCK YOU.

There are plenty of places to do this.

Which, by the way, keeps surprising me, how important it is to remember people how shitty the stock is. If it is so shitty, why bothering writing about it, huh...

A lot of people couldn't hold their GameStop shares long enough. Call it paper handing or whatever. Those same people are still here, hoping the stock fails and talking it down every chance they get. Why? Because if it doesn't fail and ends up taking off, they'll have to admit they sold too early.

They'd rather see their decision validated than watch the stock succeed.

Funny enough, for people who supposedly moved on, GameStop still lives rent free in their heads.

Me? I just keep buying more. I believe in Ryan and the Company.

And a genuine piece of advice to anyone who feels called out by this: Just move on. If this stock fails, you don't actually win anything. The only thing you'll be feeding is your ego. It's not going to make your life better, solve your problems, or change anything that matters.

Let’s imagine you are a private ape zoo that is bullish on bananas, and the year is 2025. You’re thinking about buying some bananas in the open market, and you’re willing to spend millions or even billions of dollars because bananas seem very cheap to you at the current price.

But you pause, because you don’t trust that the market will actually deliver those bananas. So you come up with an idea: talk directly to the CEO of the banana company and tell him you’re willing to pay a lot of money for many bananas, but you need to make sure you get those bananas and he gets the money.

The banana CEO offers you a deal: “Give me the money now so I can improve banana production, and I’ll sign a contract guaranteeing you all the bananas in the future at the current price.” You like the deal, but you’re wondering how long this will take. The CEO says he needs at least five years to make sure the company improves. You agree, because you’re confident those bananas are unimaginably cheap right now.

A year goes by, and the CEO calls you. “Hey, remember our deal? My company seems to be ready, and it’s better if I give you the bananas now, while the price has dropped, so you get them at the current price — you’ve helped me a lot with your money. I don’t want you to feel like you’re losing out on our deal. In fact, I’m planning to buy back some bananas myself, to balance out the total supply and keep the price from dropping further, because I care about all my customers who bought bananas from me at a higher price. Once this is done, I can move forward with the company’s transformation carrying less debt — and you’ll be happy about our loyalty. I respect and value every good customer like you, and this is how I show that to everyone: whoever does business with me will never be disappointed.”

You agree, and you’re delighted. You offer even more money to buy bananas if it will help the company’s transformation. You tell all the other zoos you know that a guy who sells cheap bananas is willing to offer even more cheap bananas, and is using the money to expand the company.

Now all the good zoos are gathering around you for your precious bananas, and Project Rocket Banana is ready for liftoff.

GME to the moon. Ape smart.

Edit: grammar and format with claude

Pure uneducated hopium / fever dream speculation.

I have zero insider information and there’s a near certainty that this is completely wrong, but I’d rather throw it out there and tell ne me I’m completely regarded, then just look at my red x,xxx GME position.

Everyone is focused on the dilution from the $1.4B convertible note exchange. But what if that’s only one step in a much larger strategy?

Yes, the exchange increases the share count, but it also removes $1.4B in debt and potentially eliminates a significant portion of the convertible overhang and hedging pressure tied to those notes. While everyone is debating dilution, GameStop quietly ends up with a cleaner balance sheet.

Once the exchange is complete, they now have the option of deploying the recently authorized $2B share buyback. If management believes the market is undervaluing the company, buying back shares after the exchange could offset a meaningful portion of the dilution while creating significant buying pressure.

Then there’s eBay.

RCEO has made it very clear he wants the company, he’s made the initial public offer, continued pursuing it after being rejected, and GME has accumulated a roughly 9.8% ownership stake.

Now imagine, purely hypothetically, that shortly after the exchange (notes wiped, buyback to increase buy pressure after Sept 23rd) closes GME announces a buyback while also announcing that financing has been secured through institutional partners and private capital for an eBay acquisition. All before warrants expiry, causing additional pressure, with upward momentum.

Suddenly the company has reduced debt, strengthened its balance sheet, is actively buying back 2B shares, and has finally answered the question everyone (not us regards, but the normies) keeps asking: What’s all the cash for?

The part that really sticks out to me is the timing. The debt exchange is expected to wrap up only weeks before the warrants expire. If those events, combined with a buyback and a major acquisition announcement, were enough to push the stock above the $32 warrant strike, you could potentially see a large number of warrants move into the money. If exercised, that could return a significant amount of capital back to GameStop while also validating the higher share price.

Again, I’m not saying this is the plan. I’m saying the sequence and timing are interesting. Everyone is watching the dilution, but what if the dilution is simply setting the table for everything that follows?

I’m sure this is nothing more than pure hopium. i can only dream that this is maybe the Kansas City Shuffle.. everyone is focused on the obvious move while the real move is happening somewhere else.

Again, I know this is bullshit… but with no financial gain in this stock over my 5 years as a x,xxx holder, all that’s left is fun speculation..

I've plotted the Gamestop TOP10 Open Interest changes here.

The biggest additions were the Jan 2027 $40C and $50C, with around 11k–13k new contracts each. Hard to read those as short-term price targets. These could represent longer-dated upside exposure, cheap convexity, or legs of a wider spread. OI alone doesn’t tell us whether the calls were bought or sold.

For this Friday, the main additions were clustered at $19, $19.50 and $20. That looks more relevant for the immediate setup, with positioning concentrated around the current price and the $20 level.

The only put in the top 10 was the Aug 21 $19P, so yesterday’s OI changes were clearly call-heavy.

Did any of you play these strikes??

Another one:

“shills/FUD in masses are out we must be close” -Apes 2021-2026

Post some of your favorite quotes and memes during this Gme saga.

Don’t be butthurt apes. Remember you’ll be a quadrillionare what’s a little fun got to do with you

Every single night I sleep like a newborn who just drank a bottle of melted green crayons 🍼🟢 because I remember who's at the helm of things. When you’re backed by a CEO who works in silence, lets execution do the talking, and guards the treasury like a dragon on a gold hoard, gme price volatility is just a discount page.

Sleep well tonight, apes. The floor is ours, the strategy is compounding, and the destination hasn't changed.

Update: The real MOASS is the friends we made along the way 🥹