Gamestop Stock News

An influential analyst reiterates his downbeat view of the company''s shares.

Former Nintendo America president Reggie Fils-Aime left GameStop''s board of directors after serving barely a year.

The battered video game retailer is expected to report fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday, March 17.

We''ve reached the tail end of earnings season, but there are a few more names likely to draw attention over the next few weeks. One of the headliner''s on this week''s earnings calendar is original meme stock GameStop ( GME , $96.59). The video game retailer is scheduled to report its fourth-quarter results after the March 17 close. SEE MORE What the Russia Oil Ban Means for Stocks GME stock fell 10.3% the day after it reported earnings in December, with the company reporting a third-quarter loss that was wider than the year prior. Another negative earnings reaction will only exacerbate its long-term downtrend, with shares off more than 62% in the last 12 months. Even with this significant decline in GME''s share price, it "remains a dangerous stock," says David Trainer, CEO of investment research firm New Constructs. This is because GameStop, like many of its fellow meme stocks, "remain dangerously overvalued and don''t generate anywhere near the profits necessary to justify their current valuations." This opinion seems to be shared by Wall Street analysts, who carry a consensus Sell recommendation on GME, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence.

GameStop''s Chair and largest shareholder Ryan Cohen recently acquired a sizable chunk of BBBY. Now, short sellers are threatened as retail investors look to squeeze them out.

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The Federal Reserve’s policy committee meets on Tuesday and Wednesday. GameStop, FedEx, Lennar, and others report earnings. Plus, producer price index and retail sales data.

The Federal Reserve will be front-and-center for investors this week as it tees up for a long-anticipated liftoff on interest rates likely to come Wednesday. The latest print on producer prices and February retail sales are also on the agenda through Friday, along with some lingering earnings results from companies including FedEx and GameStop.

The following is a list of earnings slated for release March 14-18, along with a few previews.

Last year, a number of epic short squeezes, most notably in AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc (NYSE: AMC ) and GameStop Corporation (NYSE: GME ), thrust not only those stocks, but a number of retail traders into the spotlight, the latter of which would become known as ‘Apes.’ The Parabolic Runs: In two of the most legendary squeezes, GameStop skyrocketed 2,309% over 11 days in January 2021 and between May 24 and June 2 of that same year, AMC soared 496%. The short squeezes were attributed to the stocks’ underlying statistics: both GameStop and AMC had high levels of insider and institutional ownership or a high number of shares held short. In June 2021, 22.85%, or 102.3 million, of AMC’s total 448.56 million share float was held short. That number is now down to 15.95% or 79.75 million shares. In April 2021, GameStop had a highly bizarre 108.75% of its total float held by insiders and … Full story available on Benzinga.com

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The mania has subsided, but meme stocks are still a force, prompting much hand-wringing over what it all means for the future of public markets

Investors are worried about bad news coming from management in a few days.

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