u/Gnimmie

• If you are bullish on GME, you must be bullish on collectibles.
• If you are bullish on collectibles, you must be bullish on GameStop buying eBay.
• If you are bullish on GameStop buying eBay, you must be bullish on the dilution.

They are all directly linked. GameStop has gone all in on collectibles. Acquiring eBay corners that market. And to make an acquisition of that scale happen, the capital has to come from somewhere.

The scepticism is understandable. Nobody likes seeing their shares diluted. But the logical conclusion is simple: if you want GameStop to grow, you must allow it to grow.

AI was mentioned by Ryan Cohen in his latest interview not simply as a meme but in the context of lessening friction for sellers on the platform, which it can.

Marktplaats (a Dutch second hand store website that was owned by eBay until 2020) has an AI that helps sellers make their listings. By checking your uploaded images and a short description it creates your entire listing. It's really handy and I use it all the time.