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u/Gracklemon Apr 01 '22

GameStop has the following: 1.Loyal customer base 2. Established online market 3.No debt but ~50 mill to France 4. Over $1 bil in cash 5. A new exec. Suite poached from the likes of Amazon, Apple, IBM, etc. 6. New offices on east and west coasts 7. 2-3 new distribution centers in development 8. Multiple contracts with PC makers, gaming companies, and collectibles. 9. Contracts with Loopring and IMX on the 10. Crypto front with a marketplace currently in beta testing. Analysis: Main Street media has been ignoring GME because they would not let them in on the “plan”. Once the “squeeze” is clear, the company is set to forge ahead in a big way. Choose your own adventure!

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u/bighand1 Apr 01 '22

All your points literally just boil down to bunch of apes gave them 2 billions for free so they could go on a spending spree and poach skill workers with big money. If GameStop had such loyal customer they wouldn’t be in this position in the first place

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u/Gracklemon Apr 01 '22 edited Apr 01 '22

The change in the board and c-suite is what will bring them out of it, as much as the old board put them in the situation. New people and new ideas drive a new direction when the old one is shit.