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GameStop

GameStop Corp. offers games and entertainment products through its ecommerce properties and stores. It operates through the following geographic segments: United States, Canada, Australia, and Europe. Each segment consists primarily of retail operations, including stores and ecommerce properties focused on games, entertainment products, and technology. GameStop offers new and pre-owned gaming platforms from the major console and PC manufacturers, sells new and pre-owned gaming software for current and certain prior generation consoles, and offers a variety of in-game digital currency, digital downloadable content, and full-game downloads. The firm’s stores and ecommerce sites operate primarily under the names GameStop, EB Games, and Micromania. Its pop culture themed stores also sell collectibles, apparel, gadgets, electronics, toys, and other retail products for technology enthusiasts and general consumers in international markets operating under the Zing Pop Culture brand. The company also publishes Game Informer, a print and digital gaming publication. GameStop was founded by Daniel A. DeMatteo in 1996 and is headquartered in Grapevine, TX.

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GameStop reports turnaround with $48.2M net income in Q4 2022

GameStop's Q4 2022 earnings call showcased improved financial performance, driven by strategic transformations and operational efficiencies. While challenges like transformation charges and lack of outlook guidance exist, the company is focused on seizing opportunities for growth and profitability in the coming year.

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GameStop shares experienced a whirlwind of activity in early Monday trading, resulting in the stock being halted three times due to significant volatility. The shares, which spiked to $31.70 each—an 81.6% increase—saw these pauses as traders and algorithms reacted to a sudden surge in interest and trading volume.

GameStop shares halted multiple times as Roaring Kitty returns to social media

GameStop shares skyrocketed Monday as the brick-and-mortar video game retailer once again enjoyed a bump from retail investors celebrating the return of meme stock celebrity “Roaring Kitty" – whose wordless social media post drove the beleaguered company's stock price up more than 100%.

GameStop Storms 110% Toward Best Day Since 2021 On Return Of Meme Stock Folk Hero ‘Roaring Kitty'

GameStop (GME) shares soared as markets opened Monday as the one-time meme stock appears poised for another wave of activity with the online return of Keith Gill, who was a key driver of the stock's surge in late 2020 and early 2021.

GameStop Stock Soars as 'Roaring Kitty' Posts for First Time in 3 Years

Keith Gill, the trader known as Roaring Kitty, may have returned to backing games retailer GameStop (NYSE: GME ), and GME stock is rising. His re-appearance came in the form of a tweet showing a man holding a game controller and leaning forward.

Roaring Kitty Just Supercharged GameStop (GME) Stock

GameStop Corp jumped close to 50% in early trading on Monday as meme stock trader Roaring Kitty reemerged on social media after a three-year absence. In a post on X, Roaring Kitty shared a sketched picture of a video gamer sitting forward on a chair, indicating jokes among such players that things had begun to get serious.

GameStop rallies as meme stock trader returns

AMC Entertainment

Shares of AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. rose 18.9% in premarket trading Monday amid a meme-stock rally that also sent shares of GameStop Corp. skyrocketing 46.9%.

AMC's stock surges along with fellow meme stock GameStop as Roaring Kitty returns

GameStop Corp (NYSE: GME) opened about 40% up on Monday after “Roaring Kitty” made a post on “X” for the first time since 2021.

GameStop stock opened 45% up on Monday: here's why

GME stock, AMC spike after Keith Gill, also known online as Roaring Kitty, made his return to social media after a three-year hiatus.

GME Stock, AMC Roar Back To Life As Key Player In Meme Rally Returns

Shares of GameStop jumped 40% in premarket trading on Monday after social media persona "Roaring Kitty," whose online posts had sparked a trading frenzy in the videogame retailer in 2021, returned on X.com after three years.

GameStop jumps after 'Roaring Kitty' returns following three-year hiatus

Higher short interest could see GameStop stock keep going higher, but retail investor interest has also proved to be unreliable.

GameStop Stock Jumps as Meme Hero Roaring Kitty Returns. How It Could Fall Apart.

GameStop shares rallied more than 21% in the premarket Monday after "Roaring Kitty" posted for the first time in roughly three years.

GameStop shares jump 20% as trader 'Roaring Kitty' who drove meme craze posts again

Keith Gill, whose bullish analysis of the video-game retailer GameStop on Reddit during the pandemic created a national phenomenon, made his first social media post on the X service in three years, in a cryptic post meant to show he was paying attention.

Roaring Kitty is back, and GameStop stock is rallying. The company still is struggling to make money.

GameStop Corp.'s surging share price has been sparking memories of the videogame retailer's meme-stock heyday three years ago.

Meme-stock OG GameStop is sparking memories of the heady days of 2021

GameStop stock is surging in May. There's no fundamental reason.

Meme Madness 2.0? GameStop Soars Again

Could the meme craze of 2021 be making a comeback? This question arises after shares of the popular meme stock GameStop NYSE: GME have surged 66% month-to-date on no fundamentally changing news.

Will the Surge in GameStop Stock Spark a New Meme Craze?

GameStop Corporation (NYSE: GME) saw a notable surge in the latest session, jumping 13%. The gains continued in pre-market trading on May 10, fueled by growing interest from bullish investors and short sellers.

GameStop stock rallies toward $20: Short squeeze incoming?

The GameStop (NYSE: GME) stock price has staged a strong comeback as I wrote in my last prediction. It has soared from April's low of $9.76 to almost $20, making it one of the best-performing companies in the US.

I predicted the GameStop (GME) stock price surge: it could soar by 140%

GameStop Corp. shares ended Thursday's session up 13.1% to register their highest close since December amid a resurgence for the videogame retailer and original meme stock.

GameStop shares surge again to register highest close since December

Tesla

It's a complicated time for the U.S. economy. For retail companies that peddle non-essential and luxury goods, that's not good news.

AMC, GME, TSLA: 3 Stocks to Sell ASAP as Consumer Spending Starts to Crumble

GameStop (NYSE: GME ) stock is a hot topic among traders on Monday as recent volatility has investors wondering if meme trading is making a return. The big news here is that GME stock managed to rally more than 50% over two days last week.

GME Stock: What Is Going on With GameStop After 50% Rally?

GameStop Corp (NASDAQ: GME) has gained more than 50% in recent weeks but the gain is far from sustainable, as per a Wedbush Securities analyst.  GameStop stock could crash to $5.0 Michael Pachter continues to rate the video game merchandise retail company at “underperform”.

A GameStop stock crash may be brewing – analyst warns

GameStop Corp. GME, +29.08% shares fell 6.2% in premarket trades Monday after skyrocketing in the last two trading sessions. Shares of the video game retailer and original meme stock surged on no apparent news last week to end Friday's session up 29.1% for their biggest daily percentage gain in over a year.

GameStop shares slide 6% premarket after skyrocketing last week

Struggling video game retailer GameStop (NYSE: GME ) stock has seen a very protracted decline from the height of meme stock mania roughly three years ago. I know, it seems like it was just yesterday.

GameStop Warning: Why GME Is a No-Brainer Gaming Stock to Sell

GameStop Corp. shares ended Friday's session up 29.1% to continue their rally and register their biggest daily percentage gain since March 22, 2023, when they rose 35.2%.

GameStop's stock skyrockets 29% to continue rally and register biggest gain in over a year

Lands' End

Stitch Fix

The Federal Reserve is finally winning the war against inflation; that's at least what the latest economic report says, but should still keep in mind that there are retail stocks to avoid. The U.S. economy slowed down sharply in the first-quarter (Q1), growing by just 1.6%, a dramatic drop from the 3.4% growth in the prior-year period.

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