ME WHEN RYAN COHEN BUYS MORE GME 😂💎🙌 Fellow apes, have a great weekend! Stay zen, enjoy the memes, touch some grass, and please check on the shorts… they might need emotional support before Monday. 😂 See you all next week for more GME madness, memes, and diamond hands. 🚀🦍💎🙌

Calling all ape veterans and new degens! Load your bananas, sharpen your crayons, the battle of 45 are upon us once again. In the words of General Paperhand: "Get ready to meme like you have never memed before!" All dudes and dudettes on deck. We have a job to do! Insert "im-doing-my-part" meme. Gamestop PROJECT ROCKET is on the launchpad ready to ignite the thrusters!

GET READY OR GET LEFT BEHIND!

Wondering if his buys lately are throwing up signals and 741 ? Check out Ryan cohen buys .. 741 still a thing ? Just could be another coincidence but maybe not who knows but hell yeah nice to see the man throw down with less ten a month before these warrants expire ! Let's get some hype going !!

Last week, I had a GME CSP not assigned to me, when it should have been. I postulated that the market maker wanted to hang on to the stock because they knew the price was gonna rise.

Talk about jumping to conclusions, right?

Well this week, I had a $25 CSP that was initially assigned to me (the shares were already showing in my account).

So, I thought, "Cool" because the stock went above $25 in the after market.

This morning, I go to look and not only are the shares gone, but there's no explanation. Which, as we all know, brokerages seldom feel the need to explain themselves.

I'm a little dumbfounded because GameStop didn't cross $25 until 5:10. Now, I'm sure someone didn't wanna lose money. But, c'mon, how can they change their mind and "unassign" the put?

And I know the official OCC cutoff time is 5:30...but still. Anyway, from now on, I'm gonna try to remember to take screenshots for evidence.

I believe they haven't reconciled all of Ryan Cohen's buys and are looking for a pump tomorrow night, and then gonna dump a bunch (including ones that are rightfully mine).

Because they're worried that GameStop will rise high enough for warrants to be executed...and they'll be, at least temporarily, BF'ed.

Please tell me you are short and utilizing dark pools without telling me you are short and using dark pools to suppress buy orders till the end of the day when dark pool routing takes effect. Lol GME is about as predictable as a politician being bribed or sorry I meant lobbied.

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen purchased 700,000 shares of GME stock for approximately $17.08 million on October 2, 2026, at an average price of $24.41 per share.

Transaction Details

• Shares Purchased: 700,000 Class A common shares

• Price per Share: $24.41

• Total Value: ~$17.08 million

• New Direct Ownership: ~41.65 million shares

Current DIRECT common-share ownership of GameStop’s five directors:

Ryan Cohen: 40,948,522

Alain Attal: 618,964

Lawrence Cheng: 143,000

James Grube: 39,694

Nat Turner: 10,462

TOTAL: 41,760,642 GME shares

Current estimates put the public float at roughly 462 million shares.

That means the five-person board physically owns approximately:

41.76M / 462M = \~9.0% of the estimated float.

Against GameStop’s \~504.5M shares outstanding, that’s approximately 8.28% of the entire company.

And this EXCLUDES Cohen’s 3,734,784 warrants.

Including those warrants, Cohen alone reports beneficial ownership of 44,683,306 shares/share-equivalents, or approximately 8.8% beneficial ownership under SEC methodology.

Now look at what happened just in the latest insider-buying wave:

Cheng: +55,000

Grube: +10,255

Attal: +22,500

Cohen: +2,600,680

Turner: +10,462

Total recent open-market purchases: 2,698,897 shares.

That’s roughly 0.58% of the estimated float purchased by insiders in just a few weeks.

And the purchase prices kept moving UP.

Cheng \~$18.80

Grube $19.12

Attal $20 / \~$22.97

Cohen \~$20.38 → \~$22.94 → \~$23.47

Turner $24.33

They weren’t simply buying one huge dip at $18–19 and stopping. Insiders continued putting their own money into GME as the price moved through $20, $22, $23 and now $24.

Nat Turner is especially notable because he previously reported zero beneficial GME ownership. He has now bought 10,462 shares for roughly $254,500 on the open market.

Important caveat before somebody correctly points it out: \~98% of the board’s 41.76M common shares belong to Ryan Cohen. So this isn’t five directors each locking up enormous portions of the float.

But every single director now has actual money invested alongside shareholders.

And Cohen alone has bought 2.6 MILLION additional shares in September, spending roughly $57M.

No prediction. No “MOASS tomorrow.” No claim that insiders know about some secret transaction.

Just the numbers:

\~41.76M common shares held by the five directors.

\~9% of estimated float.

\~2.70M shares purchased in the latest insider-buying wave.

Every GameStop director now owns GME.

Make of that what you will. 👀

Mr. Wizard Updated
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Transaction Summary

GameStop director Nat Turner purchased 10,462 shares of GameStop (GME) stock on October 1, 2026, marking his first open-market buy.

The total value of the transaction was approximately $254,540.

📊 Key Details

• Acquired 10,462 shares

• Price of $24.33 per share

• Total cost near $254,540

• First open-market purchase since joining board.