The Latest Breaking News from GameStop Corp

With inflation far from Fed’s control, analysts predict the possibility of the central bank continuing its aggressive interest rate hikes. Amid the rising recession fears and continued market uncertainty, we think fundamentally weak stocks Twitter (TWTR), GameStop (GME), and Opendoor Technologies (OPEN) are best avoided now. Keep reading….

With inflation hovering near a 40-year high, the specialty retail industry is crippling. Since persistent economic headwinds make the industry’s prospects bleak, we think fundamentally-weak retail stocks GameStop Corp. (GME), Five Below (FIVE), and Wayfair (W) are best avoided now. Read on….

Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ: BBBY) traders learned last week about Jake Freeman, the 20-year University of Southern California student investor who outsmarted the entire class of "Ape" investors, including GameStop Corp. (NYSE:

Despite possessing weak fundamentals, GameStop (GME) witnessed a skyrocketing rally last year solely based on retail investors’ bets against hedge funds. However, this year, investors are getting rid of risky, fundamentally weak stocks amid heightened market volatility. Given its deteriorating financials, bleak growth prospects, elevated valuation, and low profitability, GME…

Video game retailer GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) launched an NFT marketplace earlier this year as it looked to grow its presence in the Web3 space. The company shared an update on launching more gaming-related NFTs on its platform. Here are the details.

Meme stocks were ripping higher on Monday, led by Bed Bath & Beyond Inc (NASDAQ: BBBY), which was up another 50% on Monday morning and is now up 111.5% in the last week. Other high-flying meme stocks of 2021 are also on the move on Monday, with GameStop Corp.

The term 'meme stocks’ gained massive popularity last year, with several fundamentally weak stocks soaring to unsustainable prices solely based on retail investors’ bets on them. However, this year, investors are fleeing risky positions amid the overall risk-off sentiment and heightened volatility. So, it could be wise to avoid fundamentally…

GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) was trading slightly higher in the premarket on Wednesday after regaining the 200-day simple moving average (SMA) on Tuesday.

Popular meme stock GameStop (GME) recently announced a 4-for-1 stock split, which buoyed its stock. The company also launched an NFT marketplace recently. However, given its bleak financials, will it be wise to invest in the stock now? Read on to find out….