Nat Turner, GameStop director and the actual CEO of Collectors (the parent company of PSA), dropped $254k on 10,462 shares at $24.33.

This is his first open-market buy since joining the board in late 2024. This in my opinion is one of the most bullish things that has happened in many years for this stock.

The same Nat Turner whose entire business is authenticating and grading the trading cards that GameStop is now pushing hard with PSA Power Packs, in-store submission services, and graded Pokémon/sports cards.

The guy whose company is deeply intertwined with GameStop’s collectibles expansion just put real skin in the game. Not options. Not RSUs. Cold hard cash, open market, at these levels.

We’ve already seen Cohen loading up repeatedly. Other directors buying. And now the PSA guy himself is in.

I wonder if he knows something behind the scenes? Probably. Why wait until now. Why buy at a premium relative to the two year when he was already on the board. Something must've finally clicked for him.

This isn’t some random board member checking a box. This is the operator whose product is literally sitting on GameStop shelves and in their online inventory saying “yeah, I’m buying the stock.”

Let's go NAT!

Say what you want about Ryan Cohen, but buying 1 MILLION more GME shares is truly insane. He also bought over 20$.

The guy could've literally put that money into basically any other stock on the market. He could've bought mega-cap tech, an index, bonds, whatever.

Instead?

He chose GameStop.

Not 10,000 shares.
Not 100,000.

1,000,000 GME shares.

He could've walked away.

He could've diversified into literally thousands of other opportunities.

Instead, he keeps putting his money where his mouth is.

And then there's the warrants.

Cohen has continued to hold a massive warrant position, which gives him significant potential exposure to GME if those warrants remain outstanding and ultimately get exercised. So you're looking at someone who already has enormous skin in the game, adding another million shares on top of it. Now those warrants expire October 30th. Right now, those warrants are worth almost ...... TEN MILLION BUCKS. OH here we go someone's gonna say "10 million dollars is nothing to a billionaire." To those people, I say that you're a moron. 10 M dollars is 10 Million dollars.

EDIT: I just realized those warrants being worth 10 million dollars is literally half of what he spent buying these million shares. TEN MILLION DOLLARS CLEARLY MATTERS TO COHEN

1M additional shares + massive warrant exposure = Ryan Cohen has some seriously big balls.

Now let's see what he does next. 🚀

GameStop Announces Amendment to Convertible Notes Exchange; Approximately $358.4 Million to be Settled in Cash in Lieu of Stock

Earnings are good. Revenue went down whatever we all knew that would be the case anyways. Profits are incredibly good. Let's move on to what in my opinion is the bigger news.

THIS NEWS IS WAY MORE IMPORTANT:
In total, Existing Noteholders will receive in the aggregate approximately 55.5 million shares of Common Stock (approximately 73% of the consideration attributable to the Exchange Agreements, as amended by the Amendments) and approximately $358.4 million in cash (approximately 27%), which GameStop expects to fund from cash on hand.

There it is folks. So 55.5 million shares. The rest will be cash.

BUT WAIT, THERE IS MORE:

The Exchange, as amended, is now expected to close on or about September 3, 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.

You read that right folks. The VWAP purgatory hell we were about to live through for 4 more weeks is now ending this Thursday. Now why would GameStop do this!?!?

I don't know why they would do this exactly. But if I were to guess, it would be 1) to cap the dilution and 2) I still believe they care about the warrants and want to have more time to play with to see what they can achieve before October 31st.

Folks, GME is the most fascinating story in financial history. Every week there's something new and unusual. What a ride.

this is insane value. Gamestop I love you, I will keep buying and holding. Most of you crying here are going to be holding and when it goes back up the same people crying will be overjoyed. I am sure the insiders all bought above 20$ are are okay with this and have zero plan. hmmmmmhmmhmhmmmhmmhm fiiiir suuuuuure

CANT WAIT FOR ANOTHER DAY OF SIDEWAYS WITH A LITTLE RED

LOVE THIS SO MUCH ITS GREAT FOR SHAREHOLDER VALUE AND FOR OPPORTUNITY COST

THANKS RYAN COHEN!!!

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Good morning fellow GME believers. Lady apes and gentleman apes.

Everyone is talking about GameStop increasing its stake in eBay to approximately 9%, but I think the bigger story is the sequence of events unfolding behind the scenes.

Here's the timeline:

• GameStop proposes acquiring eBay.
• eBay rejects the proposal.
• GameStop continues accumulating shares.
• The company reaches roughly 9% ownership.
• On June 3, the HSR condition is satisfied.
• On June 17, eBay shareholders will vote on Proposal 4, which would reduce the ownership threshold required to call a special shareholder meeting from 20% to 10%.

When you put those pieces together, the timing starts to look very deliberate.

First, what is the HSR condition?

HSR refers to the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, a U.S. antitrust law that requires companies involved in certain large acquisitions or ownership stakes to notify regulators and wait through a review period before proceeding with certain transactions.

Think of it as a regulatory waiting room.

The government gets an opportunity to review a proposed transaction and determine whether it raises competition concerns.

When the HSR condition was satisfied on June 3, it meant that this particular regulatory waiting requirement was no longer standing in the way.

Importantly, it does not mean a transaction has been approved.

It does not guarantee a merger.

But it does mean one major procedural hurdle has been cleared.

Now look at the 9% stake.

If GameStop simply wanted to accumulate shares, why stop at 9%?

That's what makes the June 17 shareholder vote so interesting.

If Proposal 4 passes, the threshold required to call a special shareholder meeting drops to 10%.

Suddenly, the difference between 9% and 10% becomes incredibly important.

A move from 9% to 10% would no longer just represent another percentage point of ownership—it could potentially unlock the ability to call a special meeting and bring the acquisition discussion directly to shareholders.

That changes the entire dynamic.

Instead of negotiating exclusively with the board, the discussion could move directly to the owners of the company.

My prediction

If Proposal 4 passes on June 17, I believe the next move could be GameStop increasing its position above 10% shortly thereafter.

And if that happens, I wouldn't expect a special meeting to be called overnight.

In most activist or acquisition situations, there are notice requirements, proxy preparations, legal reviews, and scheduling logistics that need to occur first.

My expectation would be:

• June 17: Shareholders vote on the 10% threshold proposal.
• Late June to July: Potential increase above 10%.
• July to August: Possible request for a special meeting.
• Late summer or early fall: Potential special shareholder meeting, assuming all requirements are met.

Obviously, this is speculation, not a prediction of certainty.

But if the objective is ultimately to bring the acquisition question directly to shareholders, then June 17 feels less like the finish line and more like the starting gun.

The HSR hurdle has already been cleared.

The ownership stake is sitting just below a potentially critical threshold.

Now all eyes are on whether shareholders give activists and large investors the ability to call a special meeting with only 10% ownership.

If they do, the next chapter could begin very quickly.

Not financial advice. I am literally retarded.

CYA!

Hello gentleman apes and lady apes

Our precious GME is so ridiculously undervalued its laughable.

Now after the best earnings in history, the share price of GME is literally 6$ higher than it was in December of 2007. When you consider the dollar inflation from 2007, you already see this is just ridiculous.

Now since the announcement was made - the precious buyback - we need to talk about this. Look, the buyback is good to have in the back pocket. We can only buy 5% of the float per year for a buyback. But remember the wise words of Ryan Cohen "I don't want to run a leveraged business." and my favourite line "I would roll all of the equity if I was an ebay shareholder." Ryan is planning on using buybacks to increase the share price to make the ebay deal easier and to have to issue less shares. But also, wouldn't it be nice if the ebay deal was more like 80% stock 20% cash? Make the stock attractive for ebay shareholders to want to roll more of their equity into the new combined entity (NOT DILUTION IN THE TRADITIONAL SENSE FOR THE TRUE REGARDS) and therefore less leverage (debt). This is the plan folks. Downvote all you want cause you retards don't understand different types of dilution I don't care.

CYA!

Hello my fellow regards

I would like to discuss something very delicious about our favorite stonk- GME

Now the reality is, just like the title - If you can't beat them, you must join em.

I think this is both ways. I think Ryan realizes that the rich overlords who are shorting GME will never just surrender and allow MOASS to happen which will then lead to them losing their wealth and allowing us to win. It's just being realistic. Now the other side has come to realize that they can't get us to sell our shares and the company is doing very well now. They know the Shorts are trapped forever.

Now comes EBAY. Institutions own EBAY. These same institutions are shorting GME. They need GME shares to close and to go long eventually. If you can't beat em... JOIN EM. Ryan knows they will vote yes to allow the company to be acquired so that they can get their hands on GME.

Now Ryan wants price appreciation but he knows that the shorts are not going to just surrender. They want long exposure so that overtime, GME shares will go up so that they are also benefiting. This is just the reality folks. I am not a sH ILL. The reality is, this is the world we live in. The rich like staying rich. The SLOASS will happen as they go from short to long just like in the big short.

The end!

Hello ladies and apes. Time to talk about GME and its master plan. So EBAY and GME want to fusion HAH and become whatever Goku and that other guy became. Whatever you get the point. BUT HOW DOES THE MATH MATH?!?!

Okay so 50% cash 50% stock. We have the cashola mind you yes that's a lot of debt. What would make the debt less is obviously is if those warrants raised a bit of cash but the price of GME needs to be WELL ABOVE 32$. Not just 30$.. well above it. Now the timing of this offer matters the most in my honest opinion. Lets take a quick look at GME historically over the past two years - in May/June specifically.

2025:
GameStop Announces Proposed Private Offering of $1.75 Billion of Convertible Senior Notes June 11, 2025

- Price ran to around 36 in May and then came back down to our little never ending sideways low-mid 20s

2024: Return of the CAT..... and:

• May 17, 2024: Announced an offering of 45 million shares, completed by May 24, netting roughly $900 million.
• June 11, 2024: Announced a second, larger offering of 75 million shares.

- The price at the time... well... we all remember.

History lesson over

Now 50% cash 50% stock. Cash dealt with now comes the stock part! BuT IT woULd Be so DILutIVE! Not quite actually. The existing ebay shareholders would roll half the ebay equity into the combined equity. So think of it like the existing EBAY shareholders would get a cute little pay day and own "half" of the new company for simplicity sake and we would own 50% of a much larger company.

But now imagine if Ryan Cohen (WHOS NOT ACTUALLY RETARDED - AND IS ACTUALLY REALLY TALENTED) understood how to read a chart and has been here for 84 years just like us. Imagine if this coming May/June cycle, he didn't do any further convertibles or dilutions because the cash is already in place. Instead, he wanted to find a way to minimize the dilution we would experience and let the stock price run as it should so that the rolled ebay equity would be 1 or 2 shares of the new company as the deal depends on the price of the GME share at the time of closing.

This is the plan yall. I can bet my sweet brown hairy ass that this May-June cycle will not be tampered with. He wants those warrants to raise some money but now also wants the price of the share as high as possible at the time of the deal closing.

Enjoy the next few weeks folks, it's gonna get the blood pumping.

Fin.