/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24466790
I know, it's great. Did you see that a power inverter went bad on Orion, and Lockheed says it'll take up to 9 months to replace that one part?

Meanwhile in Texas lol

>>24466809
>>24466803
GME isn't going bankrupt (which sounds basic but some people still think it is), has 800% Y/Y e-commerce growth in Q2, probably more than than in Q3 and Q4. Ryan Cohen is involved and the last business he started is now worth $26B. If you rate Gamestop at a similar price to sales as something like Best Buy, it's a $40-50 dollar stock, and they will probably turn a 2020 profit with a blowout Q4. Stocktwits has been tracking the order flow and Rod Alzmann built a EPS model off of it. They have a huge amount of cash on hand and are paying debt early. The crazy thing is that buybacks mean even small market caps lead to crazy prices. A $3B market cap is $46/share.