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NASDAQ:GME 29 September 2025 - 22 April 2026

GameStop Stock Jumps Again: Why GME Is Back Above $25 And What Could Break The Rally

GameStop Stock Jumps Again: Why GME Is Back Above $25 And What Could Break The Rally

GameStop shares rose about 4.2% to near $25.49 in midday New York trading Wednesday, with volume topping 5.3 million shares after a short Xbox and PlayStation trade-in promotion and renewed speculation about CEO Ryan Cohen’s acquisition plans. Cohen told CNBC he wants GameStop to buy a much larger public consumer company but did not name a target. GameStop’s cash and securities rose to $9 billion last quarter as net sales fell.
22 April 2026
GameStop Q4 Earnings: Sales Fall 14%, but $9 Billion Cash Pile Puts Ryan Cohen’s Next Move in Focus. (Business Wire)

GameStop Q4 Earnings: Sales Fall 14%, but $9 Billion Cash Pile Puts Ryan Cohen’s Next Move in Focus. (Business Wire)

GameStop’s fourth-quarter revenue fell 14% to $1.104 billion, with net income down to $127.9 million. Cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities jumped to $9.0 billion from $4.8 billion a year earlier. Collectibles made up 33.1% of sales as hardware and software revenue dropped. GameStop signed an agreement for a possible sale of its French operations and is winding down in New Zealand.
GameStop (GME) stock price jumps on “monumental” deal buzz as traders hunt the next clue

GameStop (GME) stock price jumps on “monumental” deal buzz as traders hunt the next clue

GameStop shares jumped 8.3% to $25.87 Monday afternoon amid renewed takeover rumors and heavy social media speculation. CEO Ryan Cohen was reported to be unavailable for interviews, citing involvement in something “monumental.” Traders await official filings or news ahead of GameStop’s next earnings report, scheduled for March 24. Shares of other meme stocks, including AMC and Koss, also rose.
GameStop Stock Pops After Ryan Cohen Teases “Very, Very, Very Big” Consumer Buyout

GameStop Stock Pops After Ryan Cohen Teases “Very, Very, Very Big” Consumer Buyout

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen said Friday the company is pursuing a major acquisition of a larger public consumer firm, sending shares up 4.78% to $23.88. Cohen’s new stock-option award vests only if GameStop reaches a $100 billion market cap and $10 billion in cumulative EBITDA. The company holds about $9 billion in cash. Shareholder approval for the compensation package is pending.
31 January 2026
GameStop stock slides premarket as Ryan Cohen flags ‘big’ acquisition plan — what to watch next

GameStop stock slides premarket as Ryan Cohen flags ‘big’ acquisition plan — what to watch next

GameStop shares fell 3.6% to $22.81 in premarket trading after CEO Ryan Cohen told the Wall Street Journal he is considering a major acquisition in consumer or retail. Investors are watching for filings detailing the deal’s terms and timeline. GameStop has closed 590 U.S. stores in fiscal 2024 and plans more closures in 2025. A shareholder vote on Cohen’s incentive plan is expected in March or April.
30 January 2026
GameStop dangles a $35 billion Ryan Cohen payday — but only if GME hits $100 billion

GameStop dangles a $35 billion Ryan Cohen payday — but only if GME hits $100 billion

GameStop granted CEO Ryan Cohen options to buy 171.5 million shares at $20.66 each, vesting only if the company hits a $100 billion market cap and $10 billion cumulative EBITDA. The package, worth up to $35 billion, requires shareholder approval at a special meeting in March or April. GameStop’s current market value is about $9.3 billion. Shares rose over 4% premarket Wednesday.
7 January 2026
Michael Burry’s GameStop Regret Resurfaces as GME Leans on Collectibles and ‘Resident Evil Requiem’ Merch

Michael Burry’s GameStop Regret Resurfaces as GME Leans on Collectibles and ‘Resident Evil Requiem’ Merch

Michael Burry said he sold his GameStop shares just weeks before the January 2021 short squeeze, missing the stock’s explosive rally. He described his investment as a classic deep-value play but admitted he “had no idea what was coming.” GameStop is now focusing on collectibles and exclusive merchandise as it moves away from its meme-stock past.
22 December 2025
Stock Market Earnings Preview for December 8–15, 2025: Oracle, Broadcom, Costco and GameStop Lead a Fed‑Heavy Week

Stock Market Earnings Preview for December 8–15, 2025: Oracle, Broadcom, Costco and GameStop Lead a Fed‑Heavy Week

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates for a third straight time at its final meeting of 2025, with a decision due December 10. Major earnings reports from Oracle, Broadcom, Adobe, Costco, GameStop, and Lululemon are set for the week, raising the prospect of market volatility. Key economic data releases remain delayed after the fall government shutdown.
GME Stock on December 6, 2025: Earnings Countdown, Warrant Dividend and the $30,000 Pokémon Card Bet

GME Stock on December 6, 2025: Earnings Countdown, Warrant Dividend and the $30,000 Pokémon Card Bet

GameStop shares closed at about $23.00 on Friday, December 5, up 15% in two weeks but still down nearly 20% for 2025. The stock’s recent surge followed renewed social-media interest after Michael Burry shared 2019 emails with Keith Gill and Ryan Cohen. GameStop has posted five straight profitable quarters and is set to report third-quarter earnings on December 9.
GameStop Stock (GME) on December 1, 2025: Institutional Buying, Bitcoin Bet and What’s Next for the Meme Icon

GameStop Stock (GME) on December 1, 2025: Institutional Buying, Bitcoin Bet and What’s Next for the Meme Icon

GameStop closed at $22.53 on November 28, up from mid-November lows but still down about 28% for 2025. The company holds $8.7 billion in cash and securities, with net cash of $4.5 billion after debt. Short interest stands at 16.9% of the float, with daily short-sale volume reaching up to 66%. An earnings report is set for December 9.
GameStop’s Shocking 2025 Comeback: Crypto Bets, Trading Cards & Meme-Stock Mania Fuel GME Rally

GameStop’s Wild October: Pokémon Gambit, Meme Traders, and a New GME Stock Rally

GameStop shares traded at $23–$24 on October 27, 2025, flat after a 5% spike last week. The stock remains down about 25% year-to-date and near its lows. GameStop issued special warrants, completed an 11-for-10 stock split, and filed to raise capital, moves that triggered volatility. Q2 net income reached $168.6 million on $972.2 million revenue, with collectibles sales up 63% year-over-year.
27 October 2025
GameStop’s Shocking 2025 Comeback: Crypto Bets, Trading Cards & Meme-Stock Mania Fuel GME Rally

GameStop (GME) Stock Surges Again – What’s Driving the October 2025 Rally?

GameStop closed at $27.22 on Oct. 2, up from its 52-week low but below its recent high. The company executed an 11-for-10 stock split and distributed 1-for-10 warrants effective Oct. 3, while filing a mixed shelf registration to raise capital. Q2 net income surged to $168.6 million on $972.2 million sales, boosted by cost cuts and crypto gains. Analyst consensus rates the stock a Sell, with a $13.50 average price target.
3 October 2025
GameStop’s Shocking 2025 Comeback: Crypto Bets, Trading Cards & Meme-Stock Mania Fuel GME Rally

GameStop’s Shocking 2025 Comeback: Crypto Bets, Trading Cards & Meme-Stock Mania Fuel GME Rally

GameStop shares closed at $26.42 on Sept. 26, 2025, up 4.55% after reporting Q2 revenue of $972.2 million and net income of $168.6 million, reversing prior losses. CEO Ryan Cohen cut costs and shifted focus to collectibles and crypto, with $8.7 billion in cash and securities on hand. Analyst views remain split, and Wedbush dropped GME coverage after Q2. Retail traders remain active, while core gaming faces pressure from digital rivals.
29 September 2025

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  • ASX Fast Food Shares Plunge as Rising Living Costs Hit Consumer Spending
    April 30, 2026, 11:22 AM EDT. Shares in major Australian fast food companies including Domino's Pizza, Collins Foods (KFC operator), and Retail Food Group plunged over 10% amid soaring living costs, notably rising fuel prices linked to geopolitical tensions. Consumer confidence in Australia has hit lows not seen since the early pandemic, pressured by inflation hitting 4.6% and increased mortgage costs. Market strategist Lochlan Halloway says fast food, seen as discretionary spending, faces demand cuts alongside rising operational expenses, squeezing earnings outlooks. The downturn underscores growing investor worries that consumers are scaling back on takeaway, despite a steady broader ASX performance.

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Why FatPipe Stock Jumped Today After Its Government-Contract Push

Why FatPipe Stock Jumped Today After Its Government-Contract Push

30 April 2026
SALT LAKE CITY, April 30, 2026, 09:01 MDT FatPipe, Inc. shares rose Thursday after the networking and cybersecurity firm said it had broadened access to its products through government and education procurement vehicles, a sales route that could make it easier for agencies and schools to buy from the small Nasdaq-listed company. The point is speed. Public-sector buyers often move through pre-approved contract channels rather than fresh tenders, so inclusion on those vehicles can shorten the sales cycle, although it does not by itself create revenue. FatPipe said its products are available through NASA SEWP, Equalis Group in partnership with
Altria Stock Jumps 7% After Marlboro Maker Beats Q1 Forecasts on Price Hikes

Altria Stock Jumps 7% After Marlboro Maker Beats Q1 Forecasts on Price Hikes

30 April 2026
Altria posted adjusted earnings of $1.32 per share and net revenues of $5.43 billion for the quarter, beating analyst estimates. Higher prices offset falling cigarette volumes, with domestic shipments down 2.4%. Shares rose about 7% in late-morning trading. CEO Billy Gifford is set to step down in mid-May.
Mastercard Earnings Beat Wall Street, But April Cross-Border Slowdown Hits Stock

Mastercard Earnings Beat Wall Street, But April Cross-Border Slowdown Hits Stock

30 April 2026
Mastercard shares fell 2.7% Thursday despite first-quarter profit and revenue beating estimates, as investors reacted to slower April cross-border spending growth. Adjusted earnings reached $4.60 per share on $8.4 billion revenue. Cross-border volume growth dropped to 9% in April from 13% in Q1, with travel-linked growth at just 2%. Operating expenses rose 13%, including a $202 million restructuring charge.
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