/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24834179
Amazon has actually lost e-commerce market share this year for the first time ever, and Gamestop has 300% e-commerce growth

>>24818859
>dilution
If Gamestop diluted at the full $100M (which they specifically said they didn't need to) it would still be the most shorted stock on the market by far, institutional ownership would still be over 100%, and short interest would be in the high 90s.

>If they were smart they would have rebranded into a general "geek" store loaded with all the shit soiboys love. Baby Yoda figurines, funko pops, a mini fridge filled with Soilent drinks, and wacky zany stuff like props youd see in The IT Crowd (like thinkgeek which GameStop owns, sell Rick and Morty tshirts and plushes. Make it the B&M version of reddit.
Have you been inside a Gamestop in the last year? That's exactly what they've done. They also sell shit like TVs and PC parts now.