GameStop GME, -2.35% might be the unshortable stock. Shares in the Texas-based videogame retailer dropped by more than 10% at the open Monday after the company announced it has the option to sell up to 3.5 million shares of its common stock in the near future. But as has been …
Read More »: GameStop stock retreats from record gains after more than half of short positions eliminated
GameStop Corp. shares sank further in the extended session Monday following the stock’s retreat from a record weekly gain, after one noted analyst said more than half of the short positions on the stock had been eliminated. GameStop GME, -30.77% shares fell as much as 35% in Monday trading, and …
Read More »Brett Arends’s ROI: The biggest losers from the GameStop turmoil? An early list
There has been nothing like this GameStop GME, +67.87% saga in recent memory. It’s still early days. But already we can work out some of the groups who are likely to emerge as losers when the dust settles. At least if history is any guide — which, alas, it usually …
Read More »Deep Dive: Here are the biggest short squeezes in the stock market, including GameStop and AMC
Short squeezes will remain a big story in the financial-news media until heavily shorted stocks that have been pushed up by individual investors connected through social media come crashing back to earth. The biggest “winners” during this craze have been GameStop, up 1,745% for 2021 through Jan. 27, and AMC …
Read More »: GameStop and AMC stocks soar on another day of wild trading in heavily shorted companies
GameStop Corp.’s stock movement continued to turn efficient market theory on its head Wednesday, streaking to a record that valued the retail chain at more than $ 24 billion. GameStop GME, +134.84% shares rose as much as 157% to an intraday high of $ 380 Wednesday and closed up 135% …
Read More »The Margin: ‘Never had 2 commas in a single position before’ — Investors celebrate huge gains in meme stock GameStop
CNBC’s Jim Cramer, citing a famous quote from Alexander Haig, recently told his co-host David Faber that Reddit, not Citigroup C, +0.28%, was “in control.” He then used a “Rock, Paper, Scissors” metaphor to hammer home his point. “Citi’s paper, OK? Reddit’s scissors,” Cramer said. Cramer and Faber were discussing …
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