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NYSE:GME News 27 October 2025 - 15 November 2025

GameStop Stock’s Wild October Rally: Pokémon Push, Meme Buzz & What’s Next for GME

GameStop (GME) Stock Forecast November 2025: New Lows, Bitcoin Bet and the Next Meme Wave

GameStop’s original meme stock is back near the center of the conversation — but this time for a very different reason: the business is finally profitable, yet the share price is grinding down toward fresh 52‑week lows. As of 15 November 2025, GameStop (NYSE: GME) trades around $20–21 per share, after touching new one‑year lows in the $20.4–$20.7 range this week. That leaves the stock down roughly 30%+ year‑to‑date and more than 40% below its 2025 highs, despite a multiquarter profit streak and a swollen cash and Bitcoin war chest.  AskTraders.com+2Finviz+2 Below is a deep dive into the latest November 2025 news, fundamentals, risks and a scenario‑based GME
15 November 2025
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GameStop’s Shocking 2025 Comeback: Crypto Bets, Trading Cards & Meme-Stock Mania Fuel GME Rally

GameStop (GME) Stock Hits New 52‑Week Low as Bitcoin Bet and Warrant Dividend Weigh on Shares – November 14, 2025

GameStop (NYSE: GME) closed Friday, November 14, 2025, under growing pressure from Wall Street and retail traders alike, as the former meme-stock darling slid to a fresh 52‑week low while investors digested its Bitcoin-heavy treasury strategy and a recently completed warrant dividend. Shares finished the regular session at $20.80, down about 0.8% on the day, after trading between $20.41 and $20.99. That intraday low of $20.41 marks a new one-year trough for the stock, extending a multi‑month downtrend that has erased much of GME’s 2025 rally. StockAnalysis+1 In after‑hours trading around 8:00 p.m. ET, GME ticked modestly higher to roughly
14 November 2025
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GameStop Stock’s Wild October Rally: Pokémon Push, Meme Buzz & What’s Next for GME

GameStop Stock’s Wild October Rally: Pokémon Push, Meme Buzz & What’s Next for GME

GME Stock Rebounds After Volatile Month GameStop’s stock price has seen whipsaw action throughout October, reflecting both speculative fervor and fundamental recalibration. After languishing near its yearly lows earlier in the month, GME staged a late-October rebound: shares leapt over 5% in a single day on Oct. 23 amid a frenzy of call-option buying tipranks.com. Traders piled into short-term bullish bets, driving the put/call ratio down to 0.1, an extremely imbalanced level signaling almost exclusively call option activity tipranks.com. Such aggressive options positioning often forces market makers to buy the underlying stock (to hedge their call sales), which can amplify
27 October 2025
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