The Latest Breaking News from GameStop

Activist investor Ryan Cohen is a person who can move the markets with a tweet.

Someone with a lot of money to spend has taken a bullish stance on GameStop (NYSE:GME). And retail traders should know. We noticed this today when the big position showed up on publicly available options history that we track here at Benzinga.

Recent rallies in stocks popularised on social media have attracted increasing numbers of investors looking to these so-called “meme stocks” for quick returns. But while it might look like a fun game, there are real risks to investing in stocks and other financial products popularised on social media. And with…

GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) was spiking up more than 8% on Tuesday, in tandem with the S&P 500, which gapped up and continued to surge about 2.8% intraday.

In easy terms anyone can understand, the three-part report details how subversive, upstart investors took on the Wall Street giants.

Staff members vent about the common and dangerous practice where parents leave their children unattended in GameStop storesStaff members vent about the common and dangerous practice where parents leave their children unattended in GameStop stores

Meme traders are addicted to searching Reddit, Discord, and WhatsApp for undervalued, easily manipulatable stocks to squeeze. First, GameStop and AMC led the charge in 2021, opening up an entire base of new investors.

GameStop Corporation (NYSE: GME) was holding strong Monday morning, rising up over 3.5% higher at one point before being knocked down to trade slightly lower in the afternoon.

On its 9th anniversary, this action game remains the most profitable entertainment product of all time, generating billions in revenue since 2013.

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….

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