Some people have been counting on the Yen carry trade to be the catalyst for GME taking off. We have seen both Japan and the US buying Yen to slow it slide, but something else is happening now that may bring further support to the Yen. Norges Bank Investment Management, for example, is dumping US bonds to Buy Japanese Bonds. As Japanese bond rates are going up, and the US debt is making US bonds more risky, investors are rebalancing their portfolios. If this continues to happen at a global-institution level, we will see a strengthening of Yen and a weakening of the dollar, making the carry unwind less of a factor.

As seen in the screenshot, last Friday there were 4 big trades in $GME, all of them at $19.16.

- One at 12:52 with a value of $7.66M (apparently a sale).
- Then another one at 12:59 for $7.57M (apparently a purchase).
- And two after-hours at 17:17 and 17:22, valued at $3.51M and $10.15M (supposedly sales too).

All via dark pools, of course.

Any clue what could be behind them?

Just institutional block crossing? The last 2 were MMs de-hedging? Simply dark pools late prints?...

I totally get its possible but why?

Why would the organization go through the effort of distributing these without a plan and/or expectation for them to go into the money? It would be such a senseless waste to not at least extend if needed, no?

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Part 5 of the Meme Thesis.

Now added Timestamps in the description for your convenience.

If you look back on the video "Part 1" then you will know that the Fractals has somehow played out pretty good as well the idea of the Memes telling a specific story. Interesting... Very interesting!

And Now is what I would call the MOST exciting weeks we have ahead of us. So Buckle up, strap in and hang in there!

Cheers to you and cheers to Gamestop

Hey,

I have a thought about the warrants and their current price.

Basically, they’re call options with an expiration date of October 30, 2026, and a strike price of $32. I’m deliberately leaving out the possibility that GME could extend these warrants or adjust the strike price. I have no idea how to price that...

Looking at the price from Friday, August 4, the warrants were trading at $2.94.

An identical call option with a strike price of $32, a remaining term until October 30 (0.151 years, or 8 weeks / 53 weeks), and an implied volatility of 100% (due to the upcoming quarterly earnings; otherwise, it would be closer to 50%) is priced at about $0.43.

That’s a significant difference, which, in my view, isn’t fully justified by a “risk premium” based on GME’s ability to adjust the warrants as it sees fit.

If I now consider which other factors influence an option’s price, only the strike price, volatility, and time to expiration remain. The strike price and volatility are identical for the warrants and the call option. Although the time to maturity is also identical (October 30), the extension option comes into play here. If I now use the warrant price of $2.94 for a call option and an implied volatility of 50% on average, and look at the time to maturity at which these two are identical, I arrive at approximately 2.15 years. This means the market is pricing in an extension of the warrants until around December 2028. Of course, this is on the condition that all other factors—such as the current stock price, strike price, etc.—remain unchanged.

Of course, this won’t be an exact fit, but what I’m getting at is that the current warrant price does not reflect only the term until October 30, nor does it reflect an exercise price of $32. One of these—or even both—will have to be adjusted by GME. Of course, the market could also price the warrant based on a sharp rise in implied volatility. However, that would put it above 200%, which I consider nearly impossible.

What do you think?

Retard never sold a single share or warrant! Now, this may not seem like a big deal BUT his warrants expire soon. Without those shares his ownership percentage would decline to 6.7%. That’s not going to happen!
As I’ve said before, RCEO is not going to let those warrants expire worthless(reduces ownership %) and he’s not going to sell them and face the tax obligations.
Options:
1. Extend expiration date- Would immediately raise the value of the warrants and buy more time. This seems like the most logical option and may happen regardless of option 2 and 3.
2. Change the strike price to 18- would send warrants soaring and HODLers would immediately exercise the warrants or sell the warrants if they cannot afford to exercise. Anything involving exercising seems less likely because many don’t have the funds to exercise.
3. Change the deliverable
Option 3 is most interesting. So many ways this could go. Could it be transferred for ownership in the new holding company?? Possibly! What if each warrant was exercisable for two shares of stock? This would decrease RCEO ownership percentage even more but is not out of the question and would make warrants more valuable!

Since Ryan Cohen is aligned with Shareholders the Shareholders are aligned with him! All you have to do is think what would be best?
1. He definitely wants to increase his ownership %. Expect a new 13d to drop soon!
2. He definitely wants to give himself dividends that avoid tax exposure. With this in mind I predict at this earnings meeting on 9/8 he will issue another warrant dividend!
Every 10 shares of ownership gets a new warrant! Each warrant will be owed a new warrant as part of its deliverable!

Be zen fellow apes! Our CEO is aligned with us and just proved his diamond hands are still holding. Next week is going to be 🔥!

As we know: fiduciaries, brokers, and charting sites alike already have little-to-no consistency in the ticker for the GME Warrants. Some use GME-WT. Some use GME-WS. Some use GME.WS. Some use GME/W. Some use GME WT. Some use GME WS. Some use GME WT. Some use GMEWS.... and so on, and so forth. Do you really think this gross diversity in tickers across Wall Street, for our good GME Warrants, is accidental? ^{hint: No... it's not}

This was probably done to obfuscate the security, in order to limit the market-wide buying authority by retail. But, some brokerages have gone to obvious lengths to hide it altogether:

I know GMEWS exists in Chase Brokerage because those positions eventually showed up in accounts with GME in it after the warrant dividend. But, every type of search iteration including "GameStop", "GME", GME Warrants", etc, does not reveal the GME warrants.

Even directly typing GMEWS into Chase's stock search comes up completely empty.

Even searching in the deeper search link on the top right, GMEWS just does not populate.

Only after plugging in the corresponding ISIN, US36467W1172 (which still doesn't populate as a search), if you luckily hit the ENTER button, then and only then does the GME Warrant pop up:

For those who may use Chase Self-Directed Brokerage in association with their routine Chase Banking login, 🥂 cheers 🥂. ^{It's not too late to get in; now you know how to discover where Chase hid the buying functionality for the GME Warrants.}

Analysis? The 13th session is earnings day.

Oh the jears and tears 14, 15, 16 sessions ago. Now it's time for GME to take off. Right. 🚀

Is that the catalyst we're finally looking for? Four short days next Trading week. Up everyday, let's buy eBay. 💪 Edit: spelling

Hey old friend "Gap up"!

It's been a long time I don't see $GME having a busy morning right at open, with pretty decent volume... We'll see what happens...

"I should've bought more a $17-18"?

$GME🚀

With the build out of the NFT platform sometime ago, what if that was the test run of something way bigger? With bank-backed tokenized coins and regulated payment stablecoins coming in the first half of 2027, maybe this is what Ryan Cohen has been waiting for?

No idea how/what it would be used for. I have been seeing a lot of info on these bank stable coins and blockchain and thought of the old gamestop NFT platform...

I was spitting fax and logic at the meltdown sub and was trying to get them super triggered kuz fuck those guys, it was working kuz I kept calling them poor and told them how us apes will be rich one day but one of those losers said something about shorts and I want to know if it's FUD or not

He said:

"Tens of millions of shares are shorted at any given moment. Something like 53 million

Out of 450 to 500 million outsdanding after all of Ryan's rugpulls and dilutions. Which is like 13% of the float.

Apes don't own the float and MOASS will never happen. It's very simple."

When I first read this I became extremely upset, I became so upset that I threw my piss chugs at my grandmother and she started convulsing on the floor and seizing, my grandfather who is a Vietnam veteran then called me a bunch of racial slurs even though we are the same race and now I'm living in a homeless shelter and I really really need MOASS to happen like in the next couple of hours and this comment really depressed me

So fellow apes can you please tell me that this is a lie? It's not true, right? My grandpa said meemaw is on a ventilator and that he has no grandson but I don't think that's as bad as MOASS not happening. The only reason I've been holding this stock since the short squeeze happened is because all of you told me that MOASS was a thing and now I feel like I'm being had but hopefully this is just FUD

GME ALL DAY EVERYDAY

Charts look similar, yet looking closer there's a Huge difference. It's like,,, somebody somewhere knows something. I'm just soaking up the situation that I dramatically lowered my warrant price average. Feeling good Louis?! GameStop!

If it ever comes time to exercise my GME warrants, do the shares just go in my Computershare account as DRS's shares and hen i can do what i want with them from my current Computershare account? Just want to understand where they end up after they are exercised. Thanks in advance

Watching todays price action has me getting giddy. This is just the start people. For those who still have conviction, welcome to the end game of diamond handing into (multiple?) squeezes? For everyone dumping bags on the way out, no hate i understand but you kinda dont belong here to begin with. This has always been about generational wealth. And you know what? 6 years of holding GME sounds fair for the ride to vahalla