$GME — WSB TERMINAL

$GME GAMESTOP CORPORATION CONSUMER CYCLICAL EQUITY SIMULATION

$21.77

-0.41 (-1.85%)

LAST PRICE · 15 MIN DELAY

DAY CHG -1.85%

5D CHG -0.14%

30D CHG -12.75%

MARKET CAP

        9.8B
        
        SMALL CAP

SHORT FLOAT

14.4%

MODERATE

WSB POSTS

863738 UPVOTES

BULL/BEAR SPLIT

81:9

90% BULLISH

AVG UPVOTES / POST

9092

ENGAGEMENT

SECTOR

CONSUMER CYCLICAL

CLASSIFICATION

PRICE PERFORMANCE

RETURNS

1 DAY	-1.85%
5 DAY	-0.14%
30 DAY	-12.75%

30-DAY PRICE HISTORY

WSB SENTIMENT

95 POSTS

BULLISH	81 posts · 85%
BEARISH	9 posts · 9%
NEUTRAL	5 posts · 6%
TOTAL UPVOTES	863738
AVG UPVOTES	9092

85% BULL 6% NEUT 9% BEAR

DUE DILIGENCE — $GME

95 ITEMS

2026-05-21 18:14 BULL

People Forgot What Retail Investors Are Capable Of

▲ 1 💬 0 u/Puzzled_Vast6207 REDDIT_SCRAPED

The post argues that retail investors have demonstrated significant collective power through coordinated movements like GME and AMC, challenging the narrative that they are powerless against institutional investors. Key risks include volatility, manipulation by bad actors within retail communities, and the inherent danger of momentum-based investing without fundamental analysis.

$AMC $GME

2022-07-21 13:52 BULL

Seven reasons I YOLO'd $25k into GME this week

▲ 2514 💬 324 u/iratebutisave REDDIT_SCRAPED

User invested $25k in GME through 4,200 call contracts (8/5 expiry) and 100 shares, citing seven technical and fundamental factors: triple bottom pattern formation, highest sustained borrow utilization in GME history, exploding FTDs, increasing direct registration reducing float, loaded options chain (2.8M OTM calls), conditions similar to March run-up, and personal conviction. Key risks include options expiry timing, reliance on technical patterns, liquidity constraints, and short squeeze speculation.

$GME

2022-06-04 20:29 BULL

SEC didnt warn before 08 Crash, Dot Com Bubble, 80's recession -- so why warn about "meme stocks"?

▲ 9961 💬 814 u/Conscious_Evening_57 REDDIT_SCRAPED

Author questions why the SEC specifically warned about meme stocks when it failed to warn about major crises like 2008, dot-com bubble, and other historical collapses, suggesting the warning is selective FUD. The post implies meme stocks warrant less concern than the SEC's track record suggests.

$AMC $BBBY $GME

2022-04-27 00:41 BULL

☠ "The Great Reset" now entereth the chat. Like Volkswagen in 2008, this stock here will be the only lifeboat. "I have hedge fund managers literally in tears on the phone." See it:

▲ 4251 💬 606 u/Money-Maker111 REDDIT_SCRAPED

Author draws parallels between GameStop's short squeeze potential in 2023 and Volkswagen's 2008 squeeze, arguing that falling NASDAQ (down 4% today) triggers forced liquidations by hedge funds to cover short positions, creating a causal relationship between market decline and short squeeze. Key risks include the speculative nature of squeeze predictions, historical distortion of markets from such events, and uncertainty that the pattern will repeat.

$GME

2022-04-09 12:53 NEUT

I analyzed 2,000+ stock splits over the last 3 decades to see if you can make money from stock splits. Here are the results!

▲ 11448 💬 781 u/nobjos REDDIT_SCRAPED

Analysis of 2,000+ stock splits over 30 years examining price movements around split announcements and execution dates. Key finding: stock splits create tradeable price movements despite having no fundamental impact on business value, with potential opportunities around announcement and execution windows.

$AMZN $GME $GOOGL $TSLA

2022-04-03 23:59 BULL

GME - Stock Dividend

▲ 4851 💬 917 u/mlamping REDDIT_SCRAPED

GME's announced stock dividend (not traditional split) forces short sellers to purchase additional shares before the ex-dividend date to cover their obligations, potentially triggering a squeeze. With 15M+ shorts and significant options chains at higher strikes, covering demand could collide with limited float (63M free float after insider/institutional holdings), creating a gamma squeeze scenario.

$GME

2021-11-16 16:25 BULL

GME net cumulative premiums keep increasing

▲ 2423 💬 335 u/Stockgrid REDDIT_SCRAPED

GME's net cumulative call premiums are increasing significantly, with calls being accumulated faster than puts, which could lead to a squeeze scenario as market makers hedge short call positions with long shares. The analysis shows call volume dominance month-to-date, suggesting potential upward pressure, though the thesis relies on options mechanics and MM hedging behavior that may not materialize as expected.

$GME

2021-11-03 22:17 BULL

My thesis for entering GME now

▲ 2261 💬 409 u/asmit10 REDDIT_SCRAPED

Author believes GME is breaking out of a major downtrend amid broader market inflation and a loyal cult fanbase similar to Tesla, entering with 11 11/5 call contracts at $250 strike. Key risks include being early to the trade (calls already down 37%), potential market correction, and high leverage/volatility exposure.

$GME

2021-08-23 13:43 BULL

GME YOLO beard bet update. In short (pun intended), hedgies r out of luck, markets r fuk, GME will go BRRRR, and I’m doubling down on my bet with my “L'Oreal shampoo commercial”-like hair

▲ 6043 💬 676 u/roman_axt REDDIT_SCRAPED

Author updates a previous GME short squeeze bet where he wagered his beard on GME reaching thousands. He's doubling down on his conviction, citing technical analysis patterns similar to historical short squeezes (VW), claiming hedges are trapped and the market is vulnerable to a major move upward.

$GME

2021-03-24 11:46 BULL

Ryan Cohen is going to transform GameStop but for now he's limited in what he can do

▲ 3462 💬 161 u/Berningforchange REDDIT_SCRAPED

Ryan Cohen owns ~12.9% of GameStop and has negotiated the right to own up to 19.9% without triggering hostile takeover restrictions. His influence is currently limited by a standstill agreement until the June 2021 shareholder meeting, after which he can pursue transformative changes if the board approves, or wait until March 2022 if they don't.

$GME

2021-03-24 06:08 BULL

On October 26, 2008, Porsche Announced Their 74.1% Stake in VW. 5 Days Later, the Squeeze Peaked. Now GameStop.

▲ 5094 💬 610 u/inverseyourself

Post draws historical parallels between the 2008 Volkswagen short squeeze (74.1% stake announcement led to 303% price surge in 2 days) and GameStop's current situation, noting similar high short interest disclosures that could trigger comparable squeeze dynamics. Key risks include reliance on historical analogy without accounting for different market conditions, regulatory environment, and fundamental business differences between the companies.

$GME

2021-03-24 01:01 BULL

With regard to the "they're just defining a short squeeze" and "this language is common in SEC filings" response to the GME 10-K filing

▲ 29068 💬 1548 u/BeanDaddyMac

The author argues that GME's 10-K filing language about short squeezes is notably specific and uncommon in SEC filings, contradicting claims that such language is standard CYA boilerplate. The filing explicitly acknowledges that short sellers represent a large proportion of GME's traded stock and that sudden demand-supply imbalances could cause extreme volatility, suggesting management recognizes the unique short squeeze risk.

$GME

2021-03-23 22:43 BULL

GME: 4 Additional Board Members Expected to leave in June. Possible additional changes to senior executives.

▲ 4010 💬 222 u/YouAreAPyrate

GameStop's 10-K filing reveals 8 board members (not the previously announced 4) will retire at the June 2021 annual meeting, leaving only 2 legacy directors (Sherman and Wolf) as RC Ventures consolidates control. Additionally, the board is evaluating senior executive leadership through a third-party firm, signaling potential major management changes ahead.

$GME

2021-03-23 04:59 BEAR

FINRA Reporting Inaccurate Total Trade Volume

▲ 3672 💬 220 u/perry470

FINRA's Daily Short Sale Volume Files significantly underreport total trading volume compared to major brokers and financial data providers, which causes services like Fintel to calculate inaccurate Short Volume Ratios. For GME on 2021-03-22, FINRA reported 3.8M total volume while Yahoo Finance, WeBull, and Robinhood reported 9.6-10M, resulting in a misleadingly low 23% short volume ratio instead of the accurate ~24%.

$GME

2021-03-23 03:12 BULL

*SIGH* Understanding GameStop: Ryan Cohen, Customer Service, and The Great Long. How to Fight Scale With Precision and GameStop’s 30B+ marketcap.

▲ 2070 💬 225 u/notbrokemexican

GameStop can compete with scale by focusing on customer service excellence and precision, leveraging Ryan Cohen's leadership to transform the company through real estate optimization and customer-centric operations. The thesis emphasizes that improved customer experience drives willingness to pay and sustainable competitive advantage against larger retailers.

$GME

2021-03-22 12:01 BULL

GME: Volume, Price and Gamestop news catalysts

▲ 4448 💬 313 u/YouAreAPyrate

GameStop stock responds significantly to corporate news catalysts, with historical data showing massive volume spikes and price increases following announcements like CFO resignation (Feb 23-25) and board governance updates (Mar 8-9). The post anticipates similar volume and price movement from upcoming Tuesday news catalyst, emphasizing that catalysts drive trading activity.

$GME

2021-03-20 02:28 BULL

GME & AMC DD, WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR

▲ 2540 💬 411 u/Horror_Veterinar

Analysis of GME and AMC positions following January 2021 squeeze, examining current market conditions, short interest dynamics, and insider buying signals. Key risks include market manipulation, trading halts, and continued hedgefund pressure to shake retail investors from positions.

$AMC $GME

2021-03-19 10:37 BEAR

HEY CRAYON MUNCHERS: Want to know WHY the GME chart looks like this? Shitadel & Max Pain Theory.

▲ 11066 💬 1190 u/Extreme-Substance645

Post explains how Citadel, as the largest market maker and internalizer, manipulates GME stock price action through options strategies and Payment for Order Flow (PFOF), with triangular chart patterns deliberately ending on Fridays tied to max pain theory. The author argues this price manipulation benefits Citadel at the expense of retail investors.

$GME

2021-03-17 01:16 BULL

GME is just getting started!!!

▲ 3044 💬 346 u/saliym1988

GME is positioned at the beginning of an Elliott Wave impulse cycle, suggesting significant upside potential ahead according to Elliott Wave Theory analysis. The post applies Elliott Wave patterns to GME charts to argue the stock is early in a major bullish move, with key risks being that wave pattern interpretation is subjective and GME could enter a corrective phase instead.

$GME

2021-03-16 03:12 BULL

$GME: How the Dip today was due to ETF shares being lent out (Over 3.5Million) DD

▲ 18645 💬 1172 u/CoastalHotDog835

The post argues that hedge funds have been hiding GME short positions through ETF share lending, with over 3.5 million shares being lent out via ETFs to artificially suppress the stock price during recent dips. The key risk is that this practice may represent continued short manipulation through a less transparent mechanism.

$GME

2021-03-15 19:42 BULL

SEC Failure to Deliver data for Second-Half of Feb PT3!

▲ 2600 💬 329 u/deltamoney

GME has consistently failed to deliver shares for months, with SEC FOIA data showing ongoing failures-to-deliver reported every two weeks. The author questions why this pattern hasn't been addressed at regulatory hearings and whether GME qualifies as a threshold security under SEC rules.

$GME

2021-03-14 19:22 BULL

Regarding "retail has no power" - Numbers, data, a reality check, & why you're wrong.

▲ 2326 💬 245 u/Chuckles77459

Retail investors collectively control trillions in assets across major brokerages (Schwab $4T, Fidelity $3.6T+, TD Ameritrade $1.3T, etc.), demonstrating significant market power contrary to claims that retail has no influence. The analysis argues retail's aggregate purchasing power, especially coordinated during events like GME in January, proves they are a substantial force that shouldn't be dismissed.

$GME

2021-03-13 14:58 BULL

GME - option flow by the number - JUST HODL SMOOTH BRAINS

▲ 2697 💬 304 u/_rerun984

Analysis of GME option flow from 3/1 to 3/15 showing 111,204 volume in open contracts with average strike of $186.65, totaling approximately $100M spent on options. Author argues significant call positioning and bullish sentiment despite acknowledging limitations in IV/theta calculations, concluding shorts/hedges are at a banana deficit.

$GME

2021-03-13 04:57 BEAR

$GME DD, Friday OPEX 3/12 post mortem, WARNING Gamma decrease

▲ 2830 💬 608 u/indonesian_activist

Post-mortem analysis of failed gamma squeeze predictions for GME's 3/12 OPEX, warning that OTM calls (like $270C) carry extreme risk of total loss and recommending safer ITM calls ($100-110C range) instead for better risk-adjusted amplification factors.

$GME

2021-03-10 12:22 BULL

This is why GAMESTOP won't STOP, and why $100k is NOT A MEME. (REPOSTED)

▲ 7680 💬 999 u/zimmah

GameStop shorts (Melvin, Citadel) never covered their positions despite opportunities at $3-4, and continue to hold massive short positions while market makers sold deep out-of-money calls expecting worthlessness. The thesis argues shorts are trapped and a squeeze to $100k is possible due to uncovered short obligations and gamma squeeze mechanics.

$GME

2021-03-09 14:52 BULL

$GME DD : Technical Analysis shows Very Strong Buy Signals

▲ 4425 💬 262 u/CoastalHotDog835

Technical analysis of GME shows very strong buy signals based on pivot point calculations and RSI indicators, with the stock trading above resistance level 3 ($215.87) suggesting a shift to bullish sentiment. Key risk is that resistance levels can break down suddenly and technical analysis alone doesn't account for fundamental factors or market manipulation.

$GME

2021-03-08 12:10 BULL

🦍 🦍 🦍 optimize your stimmy 🍌🍌🍌, $GME gamma squeeze calculator update

▲ 4386 💬 338 u/indonesian_activist

Post provides an updated gamma squeeze calculator tool for analyzing GME options chains with 2,603 strikes through 2023 and new filtering parameters. The analysis suggests OTM calls like 3/12 270C offer high leverage (1:6 amplification) for delta hedging scenarios, though carries significant risk of total loss if price doesn't move favorably.

$GME

2021-03-07 15:20 BULL

GME SQUEZZE DD MOON SOON (possibly)

▲ 2950 💬 443 u/_Dicio

Educational post explaining short squeeze and gamma squeeze mechanics in the context of GME, arguing that price increases trigger forced hedging and covering by market makers and short sellers. Key risks include that squeezes require rapid price movement and specific options positioning, and rely on coordinated buying pressure that may not materialize.

$GME

2021-03-07 07:19 BULL

DTCC Document Posing New Rules

▲ 2426 💬 585 u/shr0om666

DTCC document (SR-NSCC-2021-801) proposes new rules requiring daily margin payments instead of end-of-option settlement, with implementation within 10 days. Poster argues this allows DTCC to calculate and force daily liquidation fees, positioning them to force member liquidations (particularly short sellers like Citadel) during market stress. Key risk: interpretations of regulatory documents by retail investors may be speculative or incomplete.

$GME

2021-03-04 13:24 NEUT

Repost, $GME Squeeze Calculator

▲ 2452 💬 242 u/indonesian_activist

Educational post providing a tool to calculate gamma squeeze effects for GME options. The author demonstrates that a $10.4M call option position could theoretically trigger $70.4M in delta hedging purchases (7:1 amplification) if GME moved from $124.80 to $200. Key risk: calculations are rough approximations assuming market makers remain delta-neutral and don't account for real-time volatility, slippage, or market conditions.

$GME

2021-03-03 22:56 BULL

GME DD: Huge squeeze potential. Options analysis, part II

▲ 5534 💬 987 u/critter_bus

Technical analysis of GME options chain suggests significant squeeze potential as call options come into the money at successive price levels, with gamma squeezes triggering additional buying pressure. At $810/share, net calls ITM would exceed float, creating a theoretically unlimited squeeze scenario, though this relies on current short reporting accuracy and assumes cascading gamma effects.

$GME

2021-03-02 22:39 NEUT

Keep Your Eyes on the Volume Behind the Movement

▲ 4560 💬 494 u/CAT6_

The post emphasizes that volume validates price movements and introduces VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) as a key technical indicator that acts as a 'true price' level, functioning as support in bull markets and resistance in bear markets. The author advocates using VWAP and custom volatility bands to identify long entries (below VWAP) and short entries (above VWAP) while stressing the importance of taking profits and removing principal investment to manage risk.

$GME

2021-03-02 00:31 NEUT

GME Direct Correlation: Crossing Option Strike Price and Immediate followup volume

▲ 2810 💬 355 u/afreshstart20

The post analyzes GME price movements correlating with crossing option strike prices, suggesting Market Maker delta hedging drives volume spikes when new strike prices are breached. Author observes a pattern where volume surges match the number of contracts that become ITM at each price level, with recent $120 strike showing ~2.9M shares of ITM contracts followed by 2M+ volume spike.

$GME

2021-02-28 13:57 BULL

Wondering where to set your sell limit for GME? Worried about missing the squeeze? Please read.

▲ 6498 💬 1011 u/Tiwilager

Post analyzes historical Volkswagen squeeze data to help GME investors determine appropriate sell limit prices during a potential short squeeze, addressing concerns about missing the move and establishing realistic profit targets. Uses VW 2008 squeeze as comparison case study for GME squeeze potential.

$GME

2021-02-27 02:44 BULL

GME may have the potential to dictate the course of the entire market. I did some research & analysis.

▲ 7203 💬 1288 u/AR334

Analysis claims GME is negatively correlated with major market indices (NYA and DJIA with statistical significance p<0.003), suggesting GME rallies cause broader market declines through hedge fund liquidations. The hypothesis proposes GME holders could be dictating overall market direction and using GME as a market predictor.

$DJIA $GME $IXIC $NYA

2021-02-27 00:52 BULL

FINRA data now shows over 67 million GME short volume over the past 3 days. Shorts represented 57% of all volume for the past 5 days straight! 💎🙌💎🚀🚀🚀

▲ 8912 💬 1027 u/Cuttingwater_

FINRA data shows 67+ million GME short volume over 3 days with shorts representing 57% of total volume for 5 consecutive days, matching January 27-29 levels during the coordinated price suppression. Key risks include data limitations (excludes NYSE), reliance on FINRA sampling, and potential for confirmation bias in interpretation.

$GME

2021-02-26 15:27 BULL

GME Short Fee Up 1500%!

▲ 8540 💬 976 u/Zealousideal_Money99

GME short borrowing fees surged 1500% (from 0.8% to 12.78%) following a period of zero available shortable shares, which the poster interprets as a bullish indicator for an upcoming price runup. Key risks include the speculative nature of short squeeze predictions and the volatility of GME's borrow fee dynamics.

$GME

2021-02-26 11:12 BULL

Really long DD and Analysis! What happened yesterday explained in detail and exposing the HFs obvious manipulation.

▲ 15036 💬 1351 u/HeyItsPixeL

Author claims hedgefunds executed coordinated short attacks totaling 18.3M+ shares at market open and subsequent aggressive shorting attempts throughout the day to suppress price movement, arguing this manipulation prevented their price prediction from materializing. Key risks include: predictions can be wrong especially with unexpected market manipulation, and unverified claims about short ladder attacks and fake shares lack concrete evidence beyond price/volume charts.

$GME

2021-02-26 02:09 BULL

FINRA data now shows over 58 million GME stocks are shorted - ~107% of Float & 84% of Total. This is up from 37% yesterday! 💎🙌💎🚀🚀🚀

▲ 4999 💬 309 u/Cuttingwater_

FINRA data allegedly shows 58 million GME shares shorted (~107% of float), with short volume surging to 33 million shares today—matching January's pre-spike pattern. Key risks include data interpretation errors, potential misunderstanding of short volume metrics, and the assumption that historical volume patterns predict future price movements.

$GME

2021-02-25 20:46 BULL

Why Options will make the squeeze go parabolic

▲ 2459 💬 474 u/Haha-100

GME options chains contain 330k call volume with 65k concentrated at $800 strikes. If GME reaches $800, dealers would need to hedge ~23-26.5M shares (exceeding float), triggering a gamma squeeze that could send price parabolic past $1k. Key risk: analysis omits puts hedging, liquidity constraints, and relies on manual estimates with acknowledged margin of error.

$GME

2021-02-25 20:43 BULL

PLEASE READ!!!! (GME) WHY THE DIP IS GOOD!!!!

▲ 6972 💬 829 u/Aric_Holbrook

GME dip from $170 to $100 is viewed positively as a floor establishment; short sellers lost $818M on Wednesday, limiting their capital for short ladder attacks and forcing them to pay high interest rates on uncovered positions, which should trigger a larger squeeze in coming days. Key risks include reliance on unverified claims about short losses, assumption that capital constraints will prevent covering, and potential for further downside if squeeze thesis fails.

$AMC $BB $GME $NOK

2021-02-21 00:45 BULL

Theory: Gamestop was in the process of going bankrupt, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Melvin were in the process of profiting from inside information obtained from GME real estate division.

▲ 18767 💬 1336 u/thabat

The author theorizes that GameStop's real estate division may have provided inside information about the company's bankruptcy trajectory to short sellers (Melvin Capital, JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs), evidenced by finding GameStop's real estate leasing manager and a Citadel Partners representative listed together in a 2019 commercial real estate directory, combined with discovering Goldman Sachs' role as Melvin Capital's prime broker. The theory relies on circumstantial connections and name coincidences rather than direct evidence of information sharing or coordination.

$GME

2021-02-18 01:15 BEAR

Illegal Tactics and DTCC/Prime Broker Complicity In Naked Shorting & Retail Shutdown of Gee Em Eee (Read Ahead of 2/18 GameStop Congress Hearing) *Repost for Visibility*

▲ 2132 💬 70 u/baturu

The post alleges that DTCC and Prime Brokers (Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, etc.) were complicit in enabling illegal naked shorting of GME and potentially colluded to shut down retail buying on January 28th, 2021 to prevent a short squeeze that would expose their illegal activity and cause massive capital losses.

$GME

2021-02-17 18:12 BULL

GME - EndGame part 6: The Big Reset, or The Greatest Financial Crime of the Century - and how to play GME going forward

▲ 11024 💬 879 u/FatAspirations

Author argues the GME squeeze has been reset with shorts repositioning at higher price levels, making a VW-style squeeze unlikely due to regulatory intervention risks, but maintains GME is undervalued at $50+/share based on fundamentals and Cohen's turnaround potential. Author is beginning to accumulate shares again with a focus on medium-to-long term value rather than short-term squeeze plays.

$GME

2021-02-16 11:47 BULL

Playing The Market Fvckery... Pt. 3... playing the etf game for gee eeemeeeeeee

▲ 2238 💬 249 u/misium500

The author theorizes that heavily shorted stock covered FTD positions by February 3rd, but suspects insufficient volume/pricing to cover all shorts legally. They propose that ETFs holding the stock (specifically XRT at 190% short float and previously 800%+) may have been used to facilitate covering by transferring shares, explaining why XRT appeared on the threshold list on the same date the stock began declining and trading was restricted.

$GME $XRT

2021-02-13 20:26 BULL

Upcoming Week 2/19 Geee Em Eeee ITM Options Targets: Playing The Market Fuckery... Pt. 2...

▲ 4204 💬 471 u/misium500

GME options analysis suggests market makers are keeping price above $50 to avoid executing 10,000 put contracts and delivering 1M shares; author believes the asymmetric cost structure (1 dollar drops trigger puts, 5 dollar rises trigger calls) forces price to stay in $50-$54.99 range this week, implying upside bias.

$GME

2021-02-13 18:09 BULL

Why GameStop and Ryan Cohen will win. [DD] No Diamond Hands Required.

▲ 11210 💬 1474 u/Yonsei

GameStop can transform into a technology-first gaming company by leveraging its brand, customer base, and retail footprint to build a competitive e-commerce platform and gaming marketplace, with Ryan Cohen's proven track record at Chewy demonstrating his execution capability. Key risks include competition from established digital platforms, execution delays, and the need to successfully hire and retain top talent in a competitive market.

$GME

2021-02-13 18:08 BULL

GME short interest may be over >100% - the question appears NOT IF it is over-shorted, but WHICH >100% it may be

▲ 5512 💬 925 u/inverseyourself

Author argues GME short interest may exceed 107% as of January 27th, with only 35% of pre-squeeze shorts covered, based on FINRA data showing 54.4M shares shorted against ~50.7M float (excluding insider ownership). Key risks include uncertainty about FINRA's actual float calculation methodology and potential errors in the author's assumptions about outstanding shares and insider ownership.

$GME

2021-02-12 21:29 BULL

GME price action DD: making higher lows and turning an ancient resistance into support

▲ 2321 💬 291 u/imm_uol1819

GME is forming a double cup and handle pattern with higher lows, having established $49 as new support after previously trading in the $44-49 resistance zone from 2014-2015. The pattern mirrors early November price action that preceded a significant rally, suggesting potential bullish reversal if support holds and resistance around $57 is rejected strongly.

$GME

2021-02-11 22:00 BULL

GME long. DFV had it right on the fundamentals in market context and still has it right.

▲ 8551 💬 1532 u/0_ol

GME is undervalued compared to other overvalued tech companies like Uber and Snap that have massive losses; GME generated $6.5bn revenue in 2020 with near-breakeven losses while trading at only $3.4bn market cap, making it a better fundamental buy than heavily-hyped digital-only companies with bleeding losses.

$GME $SNAP $UBER

2021-02-10 04:20 BEAR

Naked shorting in GME and how the pieces suddenly fit together

▲ 12127 💬 1257 u/rainforest11

The post argues that naked shorting was likely prevalent in GME (evidenced by 226% short interest, high FTIDs, and more shares outstanding than should exist) and may have been facilitated by the DTCC, which allegedly halted the January 28th squeeze to prevent a scandal. The theory connects extraordinary naked short indicators to synthetic/counterfeit shares and suggests systemic complicity in market manipulation.

$GME

2021-02-10 00:09 BULL

GME and AMC short interest data

▲ 7619 💬 2306 u/missing_the_point_

Post highlights significant discrepancies in reported short interest data for GME and AMC across major financial data providers (FINRA, Fintel, WSJ), with FINRA showing notably higher percentages for GME (78.46%) compared to Fintel (44.02%) and WSJ (41.95%). Author suggests data inaccuracies may be intentional given historical precedent of fines being negligible compared to potential savings.

$AMC $GME

2021-02-07 15:40 BULL

Evidence points to GME Shorts not having covered but pretending they did (via the use of options to illegally "cover" with synthetic long shares) to break the squeeze

▲ 22814 💬 1289 u/rainforest11

Post argues that GME short positions may not have been truly covered, but instead hedge funds used options market tactics to create synthetic long shares that appear as coverage while maintaining actual short exposure. Key risks include reliance on market manipulation claims without definitive proof and the potential for retail investors to be misled about short squeeze prospects.

$GME

2021-02-07 02:46 BULL

How There is No Mathematical Way Shorts We're Covered for Jan 13th, 22nd, or 25th with GME's 69.75 Million Outstanding Shares

▲ 18666 💬 950 u/President_Wolfe

Mathematical analysis demonstrating that estimated short volume (70M+ shares daily) exceeds GME's 69.75M outstanding shares, making it mathematically impossible for all shorts to be covered on Jan 13th, 22nd, or 25th using only available shares. The post uses FINRA data and basic algebra to argue shorts remain unclosed, though acknowledges it does not account for options strategies or other mechanisms hedgefunds may employ.

$GME

2021-02-06 20:29 BEAR

Short sellers may have doubled down on GME since the big rally to $300+. Here's a list of evidence that brought me to that conclusion:

▲ 4786 💬 417 u/CoacHdi

Short sellers may have doubled down on GME since the $300+ rally, evidenced by GVIP (hedge fund long bets ETF) dramatically outperforming the S&P 500 by 2-4% in recent weeks and a significant increase in short volume as a percentage of total trading volume since late December. The thesis suggests shorts are using proceeds from short sales to pump their favorite stocks while simultaneously increasing bearish positions, which combined with lower liquidity is driving recent price declines.

$GME $GVIP

2021-02-06 17:22 BULL

GME Institutions Hold 177% of Float Why the Squeeze is not Squoze

▲ 57785 💬 4813 u/onerivenpony

Institutional holdings data shows 177% of GME float owned, suggesting significant short positions remain uncovered due to share lending mechanics that artificially inflate ownership percentages. The author argues a short squeeze remains possible if sufficient buying demand emerges, citing recent borrowed shares and dramatic intraday price drops as evidence of ongoing short activity.

$GME

2021-02-05 22:39 BULL

Analysis on Why Hedge Funds Didn't Reposition Last Thursday, Why They Didn't Cover on Friday, and Why They Want You to Think They Did. (GME)

▲ 41763 💬 3498 u/RubinoffButtChug69

Analysis argues that hedge funds did not meaningfully cover their GME short positions during the January 28th Robinhood shutdown, despite claims they used the disruption to close positions. The author uses S3 short interest data (62.9M to 57.8M shares, only 5.08M net reduction) and volume analysis to show that even if shorts added positions at higher prices during the spike, the math doesn't support significant covering happened.

$GME

2021-02-05 18:58 BULL

GME Gamma Squeeze, 7+ million shares left to hedge 🚀🚀

▲ 16050 💬 1282 u/OhNoWasabiAhead

GME has 7+ million shares left to hedge across call options expiring Friday ($60-$120 strike range), with market makers only having hedged ~3 million so far, creating potential for a gamma squeeze as price rises. Key risks include shorts actively suppressing price below $60 strike and max pain theory suggesting calls may expire out-of-the-money despite upward pressure.

$GME

2021-02-05 12:02 BEAR

Evidence pointing to shorts did not cover pretended they did (via options) to break the squeeze

▲ 19742 💬 1001 u/rainforest11

The post argues that short hedge funds may have used options market manipulation to create synthetic long shares, making it appear they covered their shorts when they haven't truly done so. This alleged tactic, detailed in a 2013 SEC risk alert, was used to demoralize retail investors and break the squeeze momentum by artificially lowering reported short interest while maintaining actual short positions.

$GME

2021-02-04 15:52 BULL

They are counting on you to get bored

▲ 2366 💬 94 u/andrestg99

Institutional investors are betting retail investors will lose interest and sell their positions; true conviction requires long-term holding despite boredom and volatility, not chasing quick profits. The post argues that maintaining diamond hands through extended consolidation rather than quick wins is what will ultimately force short-covering, citing DFV's year-long hold as the model.

$GME

2021-02-04 02:35 BULL

A rational (and bullish) take on the current state of GME gang

▲ 8705 💬 677 u/Inferno9000

Author argues the original GME short squeeze is likely over and authentic retail buying momentum is needed for recovery, not reliance on short squeezes. Key risks include broker restrictions, negative media sentiment, and the stock appearing as a sinking ship to new investors, making it difficult to generate the buying volume needed to drive prices higher.

$GME

2021-02-04 02:08 BULL

Hope this explains the GME situation a bit. 🚀🚀🚀🙌💎

▲ 2743 💬 243 u/backseatlove8

Post shares DD analysis claiming GME options data shows short sellers expect retail investor momentum to dissipate by March, suggesting shorts are betting on investor disengagement rather than fundamental stock recovery. Key risks include reliance on speculative options interpretation, the uncertain timeline of the thesis, and the inherent volatility of GME.

$GME

2021-02-03 14:39 BULL

GameStop ($GME) hires new c-suite and executive talents (2/3/21)

▲ 5101 💬 125 u/oakenbucket

GameStop is building out its e-commerce infrastructure by hiring experienced executives from major tech and retail companies (AWS, Amazon, Walmart, Chewy). The new CTO, VP of Fulfillment, and VP of Customer Care hires signal a strategic pivot toward modernizing operations and customer experience, key factors for successful digital transformation.

$GME

2021-02-02 23:16 BULL

Why GME is still in the game to trigger MOASS (MUST-READ BULLET POINTS)

▲ 8828 💬 871 u/dezure

GME still has potential for a short squeeze despite recent price decline; author argues shorts haven't truly covered based on lack of strong upward momentum, suspicious identical price patterns across unrelated stocks (GME/AMC/BB/NOK suggesting manipulation), continued broker trading restrictions, and coordinated media/bot efforts to suppress the narrative. Key risks include possibility shorts have actually covered, regulatory crackdowns on retail trading, and sustained manipulation keeping price suppressed.

$AMC $BB $GME $NOK $SLV

2021-02-02 22:29 BULL

Data-Driven DD: I analyzed 265,000 rows of SEC Short Fails-to-Deliver data so you don't have to! (Extremely important data for Counterfeit Stock theories)

▲ 10278 💬 635 u/556YEETO

Author analyzed 265,000 rows of SEC Fails-to-Deliver data to investigate counterfeit share theories related to GME short attacks. The analysis attempts to quantify naked short selling and potential hedge fund manipulation through aggregate FTD metrics across multiple SEC reporting periods.

$GME

2021-02-02 21:52 BULL

GME liquidy is drying up - causing the share to become more and more volatile

▲ 19219 💬 1638 u/tombos21

GME liquidity is decreasing as retail holds shares, increasing volatility and making the stock easier to move with less capital. Despite hedge fund manipulation and declining volume, short float remains high and institutional ownership data suggests shorts haven't fully covered, setting up potential for significant price swings driven by supply/demand dynamics.

$GME

2021-02-02 20:24 BULL

GME On The NYSE SHO List - Naked Shorts Can Be Forced To Cover Starting Friday

▲ 7055 💬 523 u/FlammableFuzzball

GME has been on the NYSE SHO list for 10 days due to failed-to-deliver shares from naked shorts. Once a stock reaches 13 consecutive settlement days on the list (expected February 4), brokers can be forced to cover open short positions by buying shares, potentially triggering forced buying pressure starting Friday. Key risks include that forced buy-in rules may not apply uniformly, enforcement may be delayed, and the regulatory impact may be overstated.

$GME

2021-02-02 18:09 BULL

Addressing GME FUD & current situation

▲ 10588 💬 552 u/OG_Kushions

Author argues that GME shorts are using ladder attacks to drive down price and break the chain of consecutive failure-to-deliver days as a threshold security. If 13 consecutive business days of FTDs are maintained, shorts may be forced to cover positions; the post emphasizes holding to reach this threshold and claims to identify this as a key catalyst for a potential squeeze.

$GME

2021-02-02 17:25 BULL

Dont buy Silver. Stay with GME.

▲ 3794 💬 95 u/chillarius

Author argues GME short squeeze has not occurred and that hedge funds are suppressing the price to scare retail investors; claims GME and AMC are the most shorted stocks and presents a basic explanation of short selling mechanics to illustrate unlimited downside risk for shorts. Key risks include the squeeze may never materialize and GME valuation is heavily dependent on short squeeze thesis rather than fundamentals.

$AMC $GME

2021-02-02 16:39 BULL

How GME IS going to the moon(Yes, it's still possible) (Crucial pls read)

▲ 11438 💬 857 u/KaiwenKHB

GME remains heavily shorted despite price drops and panic selling; the fundamental thesis hasn't changed, only investor sentiment has. Success depends on maintaining conviction in the thesis and continuing to hold/buy rather than being manipulated by price volatility and media narratives.

$GME

2021-02-02 12:00 BULL

In other words: fucking HOLD to the moon 🚀🚀🚀💎✋💎

▲ 5970 💬 211 u/cheeseburger_daddy

GME short squeeze thesis arguing that trading restrictions and new short positions created by forced call coverage will drive continued upward pressure; key risks include ongoing short ladder attacks, retail investor lock-outs, and the sustainability of the squeeze mechanism itself.

$GME

2021-02-02 03:00 BULL

Today’s price drop was 100% artificial

▲ 11103 💬 645 u/cking960000

Post alleges that today's GME price drop was caused by artificial manipulation through hedge funds executing rapid 100-share trades to suppress the price, citing naked short selling tactics. Author claims this is elementary market manipulation and that long-term holders will profit despite near-term price suppression.

$GME

2021-02-02 01:37 BULL

Why we're still winning, and why we're still going to the moon. [REASSURANCE DD]

▲ 27283 💬 1612 u/AutoDrafter2020

Post argues that naked short selling and fail-to-deliver data on GME demonstrate intentional market manipulation by short sellers to avoid borrowing costs and depress the stock price. Author cites SEC fail-to-deliver data showing hundreds of thousands of shares failing to deliver in January 2021 as evidence the squeeze thesis remains valid.

$GME

2021-02-02 00:17 BULL

I feel like clarification is needed about Today

▲ 80086 💬 4903 u/ColdaxOfficial

GME squeeze thesis: short hedgefunds are bleeding money daily and must eventually cover their shorts, allowing retail to set the price (potentially $10k+). Current price decline is artificial suppression via short ladder attacks and media manipulation, not organic selling; retail holding strong as evidenced by low volume on price drops.

$GME

2021-02-01 22:24 BULL

Why $GME short interest appears to have fallen when in reality it has not.

▲ 15029 💬 975 u/Semmel_Baecker

Short sellers may be hedging their positions with ATM calls and puts rather than actually closing shorts, making reported short interest appear lower while true short interest remains unchanged. The hedging strategy allows shorts to defer closing while managing daily borrowing costs, with the true short obligation hidden in options market mechanics.

$GME

2021-02-01 21:08 BULL

PSA: remember, shorts have two days to deliver. This was why there was no squeeze today.

▲ 4939 💬 489 u/dragom7

Shorts have two days to deliver shares after exercised calls from GME's Friday push above $320; author argues no squeeze occurred today because shorts are using this buffer to attempt price suppression and negotiate share purchases from institutions. If GME holds above $300-$320, a gamma squeeze is likely this week as smaller hedge funds will be forced to cover due to failure-to-deliver deadlines.

$GME

2021-02-01 20:55 BULL

GME will squeeze and here's the 10 reasons why I think so + rabbit-hole reading

▲ 4455 💬 256 u/ty_jax

Author argues GME will squeeze due to prolonged failure-to-delivers (FTD), abnormally low trading volume despite high sentiment, coordinated short ladder attacks, and lack of available shares to borrow for shorting. Key risks include reliance on unproven FTD data, retail sentiment as sole bullish catalyst, and the author's explicit acknowledgment this is not financial advice.

$GME

2021-02-01 02:25 BULL

DDDD - Why GME Might 🚀🌝 Next Week, and How It Could Trigger a Financial Crisis

▲ 4758 💬 654 u/ASoftEngStudent

Post analyzes GME short squeeze potential and speculates that Robinhood's trading restrictions may have been motivated by concerns about a potential financial crisis triggered by hedge fund collapse. Author discusses theories about why brokers halted GME trading and examines whether meme stocks (GME, AMC, BBBY, FIZZ, LGND) could continue squeezing, with key risks including systemic market instability and unverified claims.

$AMC $BBBY $FIZZ $GME $LGND

2021-01-31 16:24 BULL

$BANG (BB, AMC, NOK, GME) Options Volume Analysis

▲ 7129 💬 1132 u/Strig1

Analysis of top 15 options volume stocks showing all four $BANG stocks (BB, AMC, NOK, GME) heavily featured with significant put volume from institutional investors. GME is a short squeeze with 100%+ short float and most heavily shorted on options side, while BB and NOK are gamma squeezes with large institutional ownership, and AMC is a potential short squeeze candidate. Key risks include institutional manipulation through put contracts to artificially depress prices and uncertainty around NOK's legitimacy.

$AMC $BB $GME $NOK

2021-01-29 17:13 BEAR

3 Important GME messages everyone should be aware of

▲ 4438 💬 472 u/throwawaydonaldinho

Post suggests GME investment thesis has concluded after 3 years and advises holders to move on and seek help. This is a bearish take dismissing continued GME investment viability.

$GME

2021-01-29 06:07 BULL

I GOT BORED AND COMPILED THE TOP 62 SHORTED STOCKS WITH THEIR SHORT FLOAT AND BORROWING RATES (IE HOW EXPENSIVE/HARD IT IS TO HOLD SHORT POSITION) | I EVEN PUT IT IN A FUCKING TABLE

▲ 3839 💬 438 u/JesmasterAgain

Compilation of top 62 heavily shorted stocks with their short float percentages, days-to-cover ratios, and borrowing rates. Identifies stocks with both high short interest (>50% float) and expensive borrowing costs (>20%), with GME, NAKD, XL, TLRY, and AMC standing out as potential squeeze candidates due to tight borrowing availability and elevated short costs.

$AMC $AMCX $ATUS $AYRO $BBBY $FIZZ $FUBO $GME $GOEV $GSX $LGND $MAC $NAKD $REV $RKT $SENS $SKT $SPWR $TDAC $TLRY $UTZ $VIVE $VXRT $WB $XL

2021-01-29 01:57 NEUT

I used to work @ Merrill. Here's what likely happened today with Robinhood and what it means for short-squeezing investors

▲ 20695 💬 2157 u/Only-Tells-The-Truth

Former Merrill analyst explains that Robinhood's trading restrictions on GME were likely triggered by clearing house risk concerns over insufficient float to cover option open interest expiring that week, compounded by SEC warnings about collateral requirements for brokers executing high-volume trades. The core issue is systemic risk management at the clearing house level rather than deliberate market manipulation, with regulators pressuring intermediaries to demand more collateral posting from brokers.

$GME

2021-01-29 00:51 BULL

BEST SHORT INTEREST DATA — SQUEEZE HAS NOT BEGUN!!!!! 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

▲ 2331 💬 372 u/takerisksyoung

GameStop (GME) has 139.73% short interest of float (~71.8M shares short vs ~50M tradeable float), with some estimates suggesting actual short interest could reach 200-300% if tradeable float is only 25-30M shares. The author argues the short squeeze hasn't begun yet and predicts GME could exceed $1000 due to massive retail momentum, bipartisan support, and mainstream attention, though risks include broker/clearing house failures and potential Fed intervention.

$GME

2021-01-28 14:37 BULL

GME - EndGame part 4: The Saga Continues

▲ 2730 💬 168 u/FatAspirations

GME is experiencing repeated gamma squeezes driven by call option buying forcing market makers to hedge with shares, while shorts likely want to exit at optimal prices. The post argues shorts may be trapped but seeking favorable exit opportunities, with previous parts discussing short positions, fair valuation, market manipulation concerns, and gamma squeeze mechanics.

$GME

2021-01-28 07:02 BULL

GME: Massive increase in gamma squeeze severity if price remains high till EOD Friday. AKA Buying and holding IS WORKING. KEEP IT UP.

▲ 5471 💬 403 u/JonDum

GME calls are overwhelmingly in-the-money (ITM) with $3.5 billion in notional value expiring Friday, creating potential for a gamma squeeze as market makers are forced to buy shares to hedge their delta positions, which could create a feedback loop driving prices higher if retail investors continue holding.

$GME

2021-01-27 21:55 BULL

The other post about SLV is absolutely correct. Silver is by far the most manipulated market in the world. JPM just paid $1 billion fine for their manipulation and they brushed it off and kept doing it. The other post didn’t say how to cause the squeeze, here’s how to play it

▲ 3482 💬 441 u/TheHappyHawaiian

Silver market is heavily manipulated by banks like JPM; buying SLV directly forces physical silver purchases and delivery requirements, creating a squeeze similar to GME. Key risks include the massive size of silver markets, physical delivery constraints, and government intervention.

$GME $SLV

2021-01-27 15:53 BULL

$AMC $GME $BB ALL HAVE COMMON WITH THIS STOCK... $SNDL

▲ 2345 💬 664 u/lolputs

SNDL (Sundial Growers) is a debt-free cannabis company trading at $0.49, down 98% from its $13 IPO price in 2019, positioned similarly to GME/AMC/BB with key catalysts: high short interest, golden cross, positive PR from potential federal legalization, and mass retail trader attention. Author believes imminent trading restrictions lifting will trigger a significant price spike.

$AMC $BB $GME $SNDL

2021-01-27 06:44 BULL

DDDD - How r/wallstreetbets Created a Financial Weapon of Mass Destruction

▲ 2738 💬 208 u/ASoftEngStudent

This post explains how short squeezes work using GME/BB as examples, breaking down shorting mechanics and options strategies that retail investors can use as a 'weapon' against heavily shorted stocks and hedge funds like Melvin Capital. Key risks include massive losses from options leverage, forced liquidations, and the unpredictable nature of coordinated retail trading.

$BB $BBRY $GME

2021-01-26 00:52 BULL

GME EndGame part 3: A new opponent enters the ring

▲ 32269 💬 3964 u/FatAspirations

GME has been driven up by organic buying, positive sentiment about Ryan Cohen's turnaround potential, and a backfired short manipulation attempt by Citron that actually attracted new investors. The author argues shorts are trapped and unable to close positions due to the massive float of shorted shares, setting up potential for continued upside.

$GME

2021-01-25 00:29 BULL

MOATA/DD for the MOASS - There will be more than one GME Squeeze

▲ 2184 💬 635 u/Tsukune_Surprise

The post argues that GME will experience multiple squeezes (not just one) due to extreme short interest (potentially 300-400% of float), technical analysis showing massive upward momentum, and a self-reinforcing feedback loop between gamma squeezes and decreasing available float. Key risks include the reliance on technical analysis, unverified short interest claims, and the volatile nature of squeeze plays.

$GME

2021-01-22 12:55 BEAR

Most of you are helping the GME shorts and you don't even know it

▲ 6041 💬 1118 u/CalamariAce

The post warns that share lending programs at many brokers (particularly Robinhood) automatically loan out customer shares to short sellers, benefiting shorts of stocks like GME. The author provides a comparison table of brokers and their share lending policies, emphasizing the importance of opting out to prevent your shares from being used against your investment thesis.

$GME

2021-01-20 01:54 BULL

A Venture Capital Perspective on GME

▲ 4184 💬 761 u/Kabdckmd

A VC investor presents a fundamental investment case for GME using venture capital due diligence frameworks (market sizing, management experience, unit economics), arguing the company has significant room for growth beyond any short squeeze. The author holds 678 shares at $39.81 average and plans a larger position pending certain conditions being met.

$GME

2021-01-19 05:18 BULL

GME - EndGame Part 2: Cohen, Market Cap, Potential Investors

▲ 2386 💬 341 u/FatAspirations

GME represents an unprecedented venture capital-like investment opportunity due to Ryan Cohen's leadership, potential market cap expansion, and likely institutional investment inflows. The author argues the stock should be viewed long-term (2-3 years) with conviction rather than as a trade, citing asymmetric risk/reward even at higher price levels.

$GME

2020-12-01 03:38 BULL

The REAL Greatest Short Burn of the Century Part III: GME Infinity War

▲ 2639 💬 902 u/Jeffamazon

GME is positioned as a multi-faceted investment combining deep value fundamentals with an unprecedented short squeeze setup, with the author warning that post-Q3 earnings on Dec 8th will be the last entry point before a historic moonshot comparable to the 2008 MBS bet. Key risks include timing execution, market manipulation concerns, and the inherent volatility of a highly shorted meme stock.

$GME $TSLA

2020-09-09 01:24 BULL

The REAL Greatest Short Burn of the Century

▲ 8621 💬 1282 u/Jeffamazon

The post argues GME represents an unprecedented short squeeze opportunity with 112.3% short interest on adjusted float (vs. historical 20-40% for comparable squeezes), combined with positive insider buying and turnaround catalysts. Key risks include the disclaimer that true squeezes are rare, reliance on unpredictable positive events, and explicit warnings about pump-and-dump schemes on speculative stocks.

$GME $NFLX $TSLA

F1TERMINAL F2DD FEED F3TICKERS F4SUBMIT DD F5PROFILE