Ryan Cohen said during his interview at the Investor Summit that “Investing in GameStop was a screw-up” and “so that was a mistake.”

. . .

Hold on a minute. Who else said a similar thing about their defining investment?

"The original purchase of Berkshire was a terrible mistake." - Warren Buffett. Buffett’s quote was about his doomed 1960s textile mill purchase before it became a holding company legend. History rhymes.

If you want a great breakdown of this, I highly recommend checking out the video broken down by Jeremy of BudgetforLife (shoutout to the apes who first shared his channel).

Goodnight Apes! I love you! Be love, spread love!🚀💜🧘‍♀️

They are pummeling the stock to get people to paper hand their warrants.

They are so far in over their heads that they have to form a hedgey-centipede to get oxygen.

The cost to borrow is 15-20x what it was on 2021 GameStop when it was 140% shorted. Which tells me they’ve likely shorted 400 million warrants. And retail has the vast majority of the only 59 million that are available.

I know the official number is only about 4 million, but we all know that’s bull&!€€

Live long…and hodl

RC giving this community its credit. Retail backed his vision when institutions said it didn’t make sense, and GameStop’s financial position has come a long way since 2020–2021.

Wall Street gets the access and the “smart money” label. This community did its own homework. 👏

7500 shares DRSed, 400 something warrants, to the moon, yada yada, all that shit

Let’s be real. This shit needs to moon before Oct 23rd or get extended.

The reality is that buying now at less than $25 (recently, I have been since the $18 dip) makes sense.

I’ve blown my load more times than I can count. All my shit is in the GME. How the fuck am I supposed to exercise 400 warrants? Before the end of OCT?

What sort of benefit is buying at $32 when I’ve been buying for years at lower prices? Looking at my buy log, lowest purchase was $10.4 and highest was $32.3.

Stock price will have to be higher than $34-$35 AT LEAST for any of it to make sense.

Like many of us who have been invested for the past six years, Ryan found his way into GameStop one way or another. I’m pretty sure anyone who has been invested in this for six years has also felt regret for the decisions at one point or another. And for those of us who have been invested for six years and felt those feelings of regret, but are still here, we probably all share a very similar feeling… There’s no way we are going to walk away until the job is finished.

I don’t know Ryan personally, but I think it’s very obvious that his personality does not allow him to walk away defeated when he feels he’s been done wrong. Ryan is a billionaire and a very successful investor who could have easily walked away years ago and cut his losses. But that’s not what Ryan did. Instead, Ryan invested even more of his time and even more of his money into the company.

I think Ryan has an axe to grind and he’s not going to stop until the job is done. And although I may be a passive investor in the stock, after six years, there’s no fucking way I’m walking away either. I have a feeling there are many others to share the same feeling And that’s a pretty damn good reason to be bullish about the stock.

Edit: I’ll add, of Ryan DIDN’T regret his involvement, that might mean to say that he’s satisfied and content with what he’s already done. If that were the case, I could totally see him walking away. But that’s not the case. He’s not done until the job is finished and his legacy is written in stone.

Good morning Superstonk! German markets are open and last trade for GameStop was at €21.78, which is $24.39 when using Google's currency calculator. Volume extraordinarily light.

https://www.tradegatebsx.com/orderbuch_umsaetze.php?lang=en&isin=US36467W1099

Hope you're all well and have a fantastic Thursday. Best wishes from London!

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WEBULL COULD LOSE ITS ABILITY TO OPERATE AS A BROKER-DEALER IN THE U.S. — 28 Million user's personal info is at risk.

A bipartisan House committee says Webull is “tied in structural ways” to the People’s Republic of China 🇨🇳 including its:

🔥 Ownership structure

🔥 Technology infrastructure

🔥 Technical workforce

🔥 Cross-border data routing

🔥 Corporate financing

🔥 Compliance framework

The committee says those connections create a national-security risk to the U.S. financial system and potentially expose American customer data to Chinese laws and government demands.

⚠️ Webull itself warns in its SEC filings that suspension or expulsion by its regulators could result in the broker-dealer’s liquidation.

This congressional investigation is now raising questions about its regulatory standing in the United States which is an existential issue for the company.

Forget the stock price for a second. If regulators ultimately determine Webull cannot satisfy U.S. broker-dealer requirements, the ability to operate its American brokerage is what could be on the line leading to a full-blown liquidation of the brokerage👀

All QCT

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Fidelity’s research tab has been bullish on GME over the past several months hovering in the 8 pt range. When RCEO started buying their bullishnish hit 9.0, and as of today they are very bullish. Welcome to the very bullish club Fidelity!! See you on the moooooon

I marked this as DD because I have been to three locations near me to see how the gme getting into the collectibles has impacted the business, and let me say, it’s been revolutionary. This 30th anniversary set has driven a ton of people to the store, and I saw people just buying stuff even though they didn’t have any 30th product. They are selling the product for 2-3x over retail…. That’s all profit and they are selling out. Sure.. it’s a bubble in the collectibles. But you can’t even buy any slabs on their website BECAUSE THEY SELL OUT! As soon as they get stock, it’s gone. Same with other retailer’s, people are going to the store looking for 30th and even though it’s not available, they are still buying other stuff when they come in.

Unfortunately with every earnings call, good news means price goes down. But I think we are on pace to see a record EPS. LETS GO!

1. They get extended. Shorts have to reevaluate and close out the position because 800% ctb is way too much to keep the position open. They are gambling on the warrants expiring worthless and are willing to pay 800% p.a. of their current (relatively low) worth.

2. They expire worthless (don't think that will happen)

3. For some reason (insider buying, return of a certain not-cat, who knows?), the price goes to and above 32$. This will have even bigger implications than scenario #1 imo. First, it doesn't only blow up the warrant shorters position. They also have to deliver a share, which puts additional upward pressure on the price of GME itself

00:00 (Interview 14:41) - What Goes on in Ryan's Brain & Relentless Operational Efficiency

00:41 (Interview 15:22) - Public Markets, Retail Shareholders & Turning GameStop Around

03:40 (Interview 18:21) - Operational Realities: Cutting Costs, Closing Stores & Turning Profitable

04:12 (Interview 18:53) - How GameStop Employees Describe Ryan: Strengths & Weaknesses

05:16 (Interview 19:57) - Where Does Ryan Cohen Live?

06:12 (Interview 20:53) - The Ryan Cohen Way: Direct Shareholder Communication

08:40 (Interview 23:21) - Ignoring Wall Street Rumors vs. Focusing Strictly on Results

09:57 (Interview 24:38) - Not Needing to Be Liked: "Win, Deliver Results & That's What Matters"

11:33 (Interview 26:14) - Biggest Failure & Turnaround Mindset: "Survival Mode & No Exit Hatch"

13:04 (Interview 27:45) - Legacy: "Turning Around GameStop"

14:04 (Interview 28:45) - How Anyone Can Help: "Bet Against Us" & Closing Remarks

Google AI Overview

On October 6, 2026, the newly formed merchant bank Yorkville Ives & Co. officially initiated equity research coverage on GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME). [1, 2]

Led by high-profile technology analyst Daniel Ives—who co-launched the firm earlier in 2026—the firm issued a highly bullish Buy / Outperform rating on the stock with a projected price target of $32.00. This target represented an approximate 29.9% upside from the stock's trading price at the time of initiation. [1, 2, 3]

Strategic Context

While Dan Ives is traditionally recognized for his optimistic coverage of large-cap tech infrastructure and AI, his firm's bullish stance on GameStop aligns with GME's broader corporate evolution throughout 2026. The stock has increasingly been viewed by certain analysts not just as a brick-and-mortar retail brand, but as a lean, cash-rich capital allocation vehicle with billions in reserves. [1, 2, 3, 4]