Jesse
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Andrew Ross Sorkin: The pizza costs $10. You have three $1 bills and a bag of marbles, where is the other $7 coming from? Ryan Cohen: Half cash, half marbles. Andrew Ross Sorkin: Are you going to sell the majority of the marbles to get the rest of the cash? Ryan Cohen: I don’t understand the question.



If you own $GME, you deserve to lose all of your money




@staypredictable I have no data.. ya know, other than 10Ks that are charted below clearly showing no organic growth. Cohen cuts costs and he dilutes. That's what he does. The eBay plan... more cost-cutting. Zero organic growth. Zero guidance. No CC's.

JUST IN: Michael Burry reportedly dumps all his GameStop stock.


I see a lot of people dismissing @ryancohen’s proposal for $GME to acquire eBay. Rookie mistake. He started Chewy (now $10B company), saved GameStop from its demise, and has created a fortified balance sheet. Ryan is a winner with a track record of doing the impossible.





Here's the most contentious part of Ryan Cohen's CNBC Squawk Box interview about the GameStop-EBAY acquisition. This is a HEATED back and forth, uncommon for financial news. $GME Sorkin, at one point is in disbelief at RC's repetitive answering to his question.


And scene Michael Burry Sells All His GameStop Stock -- WSJ




GameStop just offered $55.5 billion for eBay $GME down 9%. $EBAY up 6%. The market is saying: "eBay shareholders got a great deal. GameStop shareholders got robbed." Here's why: $GME is paying $125 per share - 46% premium - half in cash, half in stock Half in stock means $GME shareholders are being diluted to fund this




$GME GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen’s full interview with CNBC this morning and the $56B $EBAY deal — he takes a couple digs at CNBC regarding their past comments about #GME



@Comedyorwat @michaeljburry didn't find it funny lol








