ButtFarm69
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ButtFarm69
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I'm back! Hackers took control for week. I hope nobody was inconvenient

What are the options for next steps for the $GME + $EBAY takeover bid? While a lot of folks have mentioned Proposal 4 on their upcoming annual meeting agenda, which is a shareholder proposal to lower eBay’s special meeting threshold from 20% to 10% proposed by John Chevveden, what they haven’t mentioned is that this proposal has already received ~47% support three prior times, making it genuinely passable. eBay immediately hired proxy defense firm Innisfree after rejecting Ryan’s initial bid, which signals to me they fear this vote most. If Proposal 4 passes and GameStop builds its stake to 10% (currently ~5%), Ryan can call his own special meeting at any time, put his acquisition proposal to a vote, and nominate directors: all outside eBay’s normal advance notice deadlines. Ryan Cohen can also communicate directly and publicly with eBay shareholders without running a full proxy contest, and this is called an “exempt solicitation.” He is already doing this via social media, letters, press releases, and his SEC Form 425 filings. He can urge shareholders to vote against management on all items, support Proposal 4/5, and build pressure heading into June 17 without needing to be on the ballot himself. The GameStop retail investor community essentially functions as a free, distributed proxy solicitor for this purpose. Alternatively, he could launch a formal tender offer directly to shareholders, bypassing the board entirely, though that requires closing a significant financing gap beyond his current $20B TD Securities commitment + the $9B cash on hand, which I firmly believe he can raise quite easily from Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds (QIA, PIF and EIA) or other private investors at a post acquisition combined entity valuation of ~$66-111B. There are a few other options but these are the most likely, in this order.






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