Sean Williams

You’d think after several billions of dollars of share-based dilution you could deliver organic growth… $GME

2 things most $GME folks don’t get about the $EBAY deal: 1) No one wants your stock. It’s toxic. It’s weighed down by dilution & comes with a cult. 2) Ryan Cohen isn’t special. He cut costs, jobs & diluted. He’s shown zero chops to grow a business. EBAY doesn’t need GME ⬇️

Of course Ryan Cohen picks a COVID year to start, where SG&A would naturally be lower. Go back one year and $EBAY total operating expenses are up 4% since 2019. Meanwhile, $GME revs down 56%, and GME share count up a lot while EBAYs OS down a lot. Only in corporate America 💩

2 things most $GME folks don’t get about the $EBAY deal: 1) No one wants your stock. It’s toxic. It’s weighed down by dilution & comes with a cult. 2) Ryan Cohen isn’t special. He cut costs, jobs & diluted. He’s shown zero chops to grow a business. EBAY doesn’t need GME ⬇️

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