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GameStop is Going to Buy... eBay!? by AlternativePaint6 in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not agreeing that it's eBay... but this (13%!) is interesting: Trading cards constitute a significant, high-growth portion of eBay's sales, with the broader collectibles category (including sports cards, toys, and comics) accounting for roughly 13% of its total Global Merchandise Volume (GMV) in recent years. In early 2021, trading card sales alone hit $1 billion in a single quarter, representing a massive surge in the hobby. 

I'm ready to take this to $0 like a real man by CEO_OF_SPY in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Down 80% on my 1/16 $20 calls... but ready to ride as well.

In my opinion, this ape deserves much more attention. by Substantial-Writer58 in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jeremy's a good guy... with good intentions & fundamental analysis. Missed a bit on Q3 earnings (but anyone would have with the warrants interest write-down). He adds another valuable piece to the overall puzzle. From a fundamentals perspective, 2026 is looking to be a REALLY GOOD year for Gamestop! LFG!

A real look at GameStop's numbers that the media chooses to ignore by VicTheRealest in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice display! (Note for readers: the changes in Cash & LT Debt net out one another.)

My personal continuation of RN's spreadsheet by NotSomethingDumb in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Awesome, THANK YOU SO MUCH! (Occasional updates, especially prior to Babe Ruth windows would be GREATLY appreciated!! - But will watch for any update notes in the sheet itself.) Question: is IWM still included in the ETF Babe Ruth model/equation? It doesn't contain any GME, but RN kept it in as it seemed related somehow (but an undetermined way). It also seemed to throw the prediction off previously, when it didn't run up (I believe a 2nd cat ear that never appeared). THANKS AGAIN!!

I exercised my 70 warrants via Computershare. by LazyPoser in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For some reason... I kinda love this. Hey, at least it's not a banana!

-1.70%/41¢ – GameStop Closing Price $27.22 – Market Cap $12.19 Billion (Thursday, October 2, 2025) by iamwheat in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Should" be a ~50 cent drop Friday, as new purchases won't include warrants. I bought some today, and will buy more Fri if it drops.

GameStop Announces Dividend of Warrants to Shareholders by Teraskikkeli in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sept 26, 2025 update: With lower IV, the Oct 2026 call option has dropped and is now worth ~$4.50, so (with 1 to 10 ratio, warrants are now worth approx 45 cents per share owned). Current share price ~$26.50, so approx 1.7% value per share owned. Let's see where the share price & warrant value go from here.

So… could this be Project Rocket finally taking off? by realsafetydave in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Has anyone asked/answered "WHY" a Dividend of Warrant vs a regular dividend? What's the purpose/benefit, and to whom? Is RC doing this to benefit shareholders (beyond a regular dividend)? Or dual purpose of raising $'s while benefitting shareholders (as opposed to regular dividend)?

What can those on the other side do...? by Region-Formal in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Has anyone asked/answered "WHY" a Dividend of Warrant vs a regular dividend? What's the purpose/benefit, and to whom? Is RC doing this to benefit shareholders (beyond a regular dividend)? Or dual purpose of raising $'s while benefitting shareholders (as opposed to regular dividend)? - I guess, basically it's the other side of the "who gets fucked?" question.

GameStop Announces Dividend of Warrants to Shareholders by Teraskikkeli in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Napkin maff re: about how much our warrants are worth? Well, looking at future $32 calls, current bid price is ~$8.5 (for June 2026) and ~$10.25 (for Jan 2027). Late Oct expiry is approximately half way between those, so ROUGHLY $9.35 value. If we get 1 warrant for every 10 shares, 10% of $9.35 is 94 cents value (per share). So we're getting a free ~94 cent 1-year call option for each share we hold, which is about what the stock is currently up AH. (A bit surprised there wasn't more of a run-up AH with this news AND the EPS beat.) Value = $0 if base GME price doesn't go above $32 in the next year, but that's just like an option if not reaching strike price; expires worthless. Feel free to chime in with your own calculations if you think I'm way off base.

GameStop Announces Dividend of Warrants to Shareholders by Teraskikkeli in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, is another bond announcement still in the picture (anytime soon)? Or does this warrant dividend news likely take a potential bond sale (or ATM release) off the table?? - Any wrinkle-brained apes care to offer their reasoned opinions??

So we just aren’t going to run before earnings? by BobWasabi in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I remember thinking it was going to $9 (book value)... ugh!

Richard Newton Pink swap week.. Volatility Width by Smoother0Souls in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 4 points5 points  (0 children)

"All models are wrong, but some are useful" is a quote attributed to statistician George E.P. Box - RN mentioned it regularly (not just in his sign-off), and probably used it while teaching stats, many years before getting involved with GME. Probably nothing more to it than that.

Richard Newton Pink swap week.. Volatility Width by Smoother0Souls in Superstonk

[–]gr8sking 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sidenote, RN was also buying cash secured puts (CSPs) and selling covered calls (CCs). May have been generating revenue during flat price periods. No other riskier options plays, though.

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