GME Stock Price Today: Live GMESTOCKUSDT Data

GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) is currently trading at $[LIVE_PRICE], [up/down] $[CHANGE] ([PERCENT]%) as of [TIME] ET. GameStop is an American video game and electronics retailer and the world's most closely watched meme stock. This page tracks live GME and GMESTOCKUSDT price data, short interest, news, and the historical context traders need to understand today's price movement.

GameStop Key Statistics

Data as of [DATE/TIME] ET | Source: [Exchange/Data Provider]

Trading volume is [X]% [above/below] the 90-day average, indicating [elevated/normal/low] activity for GME. GME is currently trading [X]% [below/above] its 52-week high of $[Y], reached on [DATE].

GME Stock Price Chart

[Interactive price chart: 1D, 5D, 1M, 3M, 6M, YTD, 1Y, 5Y, MAX | Volume bars | Annotations: Jan 28 2021 Short Squeeze Peak, Jul 22 2022 Stock Split, May 2024 Roaring Kitty Returns]

The MAX view shows GameStop's complete price history including the January 2021 short squeeze. All prices before July 2022 are pre-split (divide by 4 for the post-split equivalent).

See full GME price history and key milestones

Latest GameStop News

Why Is GME Moving Today?

GameStop stock is [up/down] [X]% today [catalyst explanation, e.g., following a post by Roaring Kitty on X / ahead of the next earnings report / tracking a broader market selloff]. [Context sentence on volume or short interest correlation.] Price movement reflects [current market conditions / specific catalyst / technical trading patterns]. WallStreetBets (r/WSB) members [are/are not] currently discussing GME, and [trending/quiet] sentiment on the forum is a leading indicator traders monitor for potential volatility.

[Live news feed: minimum 5 headlines, each with source and timestamp, sourced from Reuters, Bloomberg, CNBC, MarketWatch, Seeking Alpha, TheStreet, WSJ]

Who Is Roaring Kitty and How Does He Affect GME?

Roaring Kitty is the online persona of Keith Gill, a Massachusetts-based retail investor who posted detailed bullish analysis of GameStop on Reddit's WallStreetBets under the username DeepFuckingValue, and as Roaring Kitty on YouTube and X (formerly Twitter). His research catalyzed the January 2021 short squeeze, turning a $53,000 investment into a peak value of approximately $48 million. After a three-year absence, Gill returned to posting on X in May 2024. GME stock surged more than 100% in two trading days. When Roaring Kitty posts, GME moves.

Most recent activity: [No recent Roaring Kitty posts as of [DATE] / Roaring Kitty posted on [PLATFORM] on [DATE]; GME [responded with X% move].]

For the full historical impact of Roaring Kitty on GME's price, see Roaring Kitty and Ryan Cohen's full price impact history.

Ryan Cohen Latest News

Ryan Cohen is GameStop's Chairman and CEO, a position he has held since September 2023. He co-founded Chewy.com, the e-commerce pet supply retailer, and sold it to PetSmart for $3.35 billion in 2017 before pivoting to activist investing. Cohen acquired approximately 9 million GameStop shares through his investment vehicle RC Ventures in late 2020, joined the board in January 2021, became Chairman in June 2021, and was named CEO in September 2023. His SEC filings, public statements, and strategic announcements directly move GME's stock price.

Most recent news: [Ryan Cohen's most recent SEC filing or public statement, with date and price impact if applicable. Source: SEC EDGAR RC Ventures filings.]

GameStop Short Interest: Is a Squeeze Possible?

Short interest measures how many GameStop shares are currently being borrowed and sold short. In plain terms, it counts the shares investors are actively betting will fall in price. The short float percentage ([X]%) represents [X] out of every 100 tradable GME shares currently being bet against the stock. A higher short float percentage means more potential forced buying if the price rises, which can trigger a short squeeze. It also means more accumulated downward pressure from short sellers if the price falls.

Short interest data is reported to FINRA and published bi-monthly. Real-time estimates are available from third-party data providers including S3 Partners GME short interest and Ortex. For a full explanation of FINRA's short selling framework, see FINRA short interest reporting.

What Is the GameStop Short Interest Right Now?

As of [DATE], GameStop's short interest stands at [X]% of float, with approximately [Y] million shares sold short, according to [SOURCE]. The community on r/WallStreetBets monitors this figure closely as a gauge of squeeze potential. See the short interest data table above for current metrics and the prior period comparison.

Can GameStop Squeeze Again?

A short squeeze requires three conditions working together: elevated short float percentage, a price catalyst that triggers buying pressure, and sufficient trading volume to force short sellers to cover their positions. GameStop's January 2021 squeeze occurred when the short float reached approximately 140% of float, a historically extreme figure. The current short float of [X]% is [above/below/near] the ~20% threshold that traders typically associate with elevated squeeze risk.

If short interest remains elevated and a catalyst emerges, such as a Roaring Kitty post, an unexpected earnings result, or a major Ryan Cohen announcement, the conditions for forced short covering could develop. Whether that occurs depends on trading volume, market conditions, and timing. None of those variables can be predicted with certainty. This page presents current data and historical context; it does not predict future price movements.

What Is a Short Squeeze?

A short squeeze occurs when a heavily shorted stock's price rises rapidly, forcing short sellers (who borrowed shares hoping the price would fall) to buy shares back and limit losses. That buying pressure drives the price higher, which forces more short sellers to cover, creating a self-reinforcing upward spiral. GameStop's January 2021 short squeeze is the most famous example in modern market history. GME's 2021 squeeze was amplified by a simultaneous gamma squeeze, where market makers hedging options positions were forced to buy additional shares, accelerating the price spiral.

What Is GMESTOCKUSDT?

GMESTOCKUSDT is a tokenized stock trading pair representing GameStop (NYSE: GME) shares priced in USDT (Tether, a cryptocurrency pegged 1:1 to the US dollar) on cryptocurrency exchanges that offer tokenized equity products. It allows crypto traders to gain exposure to GameStop's price movements 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, without needing a traditional stock brokerage account.

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NYSE-listed GME trades only 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET on weekdays. GMESTOCKUSDT trades 24/7, but prices may diverge from the NYSE price during off-market hours due to lower liquidity. Compare to the live NYSE GME price

GMESTOCKUSDT is a tokenized representation of GameStop stock priced in USDT on crypto exchanges. The "USDT" suffix denotes Tether as the quote currency, the same notation used for BTCUSDT, ETHUSDT, and similar pairs. The practical effect: the GMESTOCKUSDT price in USDT approximates the GME price in USD during NYSE market hours, making it readable to anyone familiar with standard crypto trading pairs.

Can You Trade GME on Crypto Exchanges?

Yes, through tokenized stock products on select cryptocurrency exchanges including Binance (where currently available), Bybit, and other platforms offering equity tokens. GMESTOCKUSDT represents GameStop shares priced in USDT and trades 24/7, unlike NYSE-listed GME. Availability varies by jurisdiction and has changed over time due to regulatory requirements. Verify current availability on your platform before trading. For a comparable example of how gaming sector stocks trade as tokenized pairs, see the TTWO Stock Price Today: Live TTWOUSDT Data page.

GME on NYSE vs. GMESTOCKUSDT: Key Differences

GMESTOCKUSDT is not the same as owning NYSE-listed GameStop shares. Tokenized stocks are subject to platform-specific risks including counterparty risk, liquidity risk, and potential price divergence from the underlying stock. Platform availability may change due to regulatory requirements in your jurisdiction. Always review the terms and conditions of your specific exchange before trading tokenized equity products.

GME Price History: Key Milestones

GameStop has had an unusually volatile price history relative to other U.S. equities. Here are the key milestones that shaped GME's current price level.

• Pre-2020 Baseline: GameStop traded between $3 and $5 per share (split-adjusted) for most of 2019 and 2020. The company was a struggling brick-and-mortar video game retailer facing declining physical game sales and mounting digital download headwinds. Short sellers bet heavily against the stock, pushing the short float to unusually high levels.

• December 2020: RC Ventures, the investment vehicle of Ryan Cohen, disclosed a ~13% stake in GameStop in December 2020. The stock jumped from approximately $4 to over $12 (split-adjusted) as investors interpreted the Chewy.com founder's involvement as a potential turnaround catalyst.

• January 2021, Short Squeeze: Retail investors coordinated by Reddit's WallStreetBets launched a mass buying campaign targeting GME's short position, which had reached approximately 140% of float. The stock surged from approximately $20 to an intraday high of $483.00 (pre-split) on January 28, 2021, equivalent to approximately $120.75 on a split-adjusted basis. On that same date, Robinhood and several other retail brokerages controversially restricted purchases of GME stock while allowing sales, a decision that halted the squeeze's momentum and sparked congressional hearings and SEC scrutiny.

• February–March 2021: GME crashed from its peak to approximately $40 to $50 (pre-split) within weeks before experiencing a secondary volatility spike in late February. Short sellers including Melvin Capital suffered severe losses during the squeeze.

• June 2021: Ryan Cohen became Chairman of GameStop's board. GME experienced another price surge on the announcement as retail investors responded to Cohen's formal leadership role.

• July 2022, Stock Split: GameStop executed a 4-for-1 stock split on July 22, 2022, structured as a stock dividend. Shareholders received 3 additional shares for each share held. All prices before this date must be divided by 4 to compare accurately with today's price.

• September 2023: Ryan Cohen became CEO of GameStop Corp., replacing interim leadership.

• May–June 2024: Roaring Kitty (Keith Gill) returned to posting on X in May 2024 after a three-year absence. GME stock surged more than 100% in two trading days, demonstrating his continued market-moving influence on the stock.

For current short interest data and squeeze analysis, see current GameStop short interest data.

Why Did GameStop Stock Go Up in 2021?

GameStop surged in January 2021 because retail investors on Reddit's WallStreetBets, galvanized by analyst Keith Gill (Roaring Kitty), coordinated mass buying of the heavily shorted stock. This triggered a short squeeze, forcing short sellers including hedge fund Melvin Capital to buy back shares at escalating prices to cover their losses. The move was compounded by a simultaneous gamma squeeze in the options market, driving GME from approximately $20 to nearly $483.00 in a matter of days.

What Is GameStop's All-Time High?

GameStop's all-time intraday high was $483.00, reached on January 28, 2021, during the historic short squeeze. On a post-split adjusted basis (following the July 2022 4-for-1 stock split), this equals approximately $120.75 per share. The all-time closing high was approximately $347.51 on January 27, 2021, or roughly $86.88 on a split-adjusted basis.

Has GameStop Stock Ever Reached $500?

GameStop reached an intraday high of $483.00 on January 28, 2021, approaching but not reaching $500. The all-time closing high was approximately $347.51 on January 27, 2021. On a post-split adjusted basis, these figures are approximately $120.75 (intraday high) and $86.88 (closing high). Some data providers show slightly different intraday peaks depending on their feed methodology.

Did GameStop Do a Stock Split?

Yes. GameStop executed a 4-for-1 stock split on July 22, 2022, structured as a stock dividend. Shareholders received 3 additional shares for each share held. This reduced the per-share price by approximately 75% while quadrupling the share count. Any historical price quoted before July 22, 2022 must be divided by 4 for fair comparison to today's price.

What Happened to Melvin Capital and GameStop?

Melvin Capital, a hedge fund managed by Gabe Plotkin, held a major short position in GameStop ahead of the January 2021 squeeze. During the squeeze, Melvin Capital lost approximately $6.8 billion, roughly 53% of its assets under management, and required a $2.75 billion emergency capital injection from Citadel and Point72 to remain solvent. Melvin Capital ultimately closed in May 2022, unable to recover from the losses and subsequent underperformance. The fund's collapse became the defining symbol of institutional losses in the meme stock era.

About GameStop: The World's Most Famous Meme Stock

GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) is an American specialty retailer of video games, consoles, accessories, and electronics, founded in 1984 (originally as Babbage's) and headquartered in Grapevine, Texas. The company operates hundreds of retail stores across North America alongside its online sales channel. GameStop's core business faces long-term structural pressure from the shift to digital game downloads, a trend that has reduced consumer reliance on physical game retailers as players purchase content directly through PlayStation Store, Xbox Game Pass, and Nintendo eShop. In 2020, Chewy.com co-founder Ryan Cohen acquired a significant stake in GameStop through his investment vehicle RC Ventures and later became the company's CEO, initiating a cost-reduction strategy focused on reaching profitability.

What Is a Meme Stock?

A meme stock is a publicly traded company whose share price is driven primarily by social media attention and retail investor coordination rather than the company's underlying business fundamentals. GameStop (GME) is the original and most famous meme stock, having demonstrated in January 2021 that organized retail investors could overwhelm institutional short sellers and drive prices to levels completely disconnected from business fundamentals.

Is GameStop Stock Still a Meme Stock?

Yes, as of 2025, GameStop retains its meme stock classification. While CEO Ryan Cohen has pursued operational improvements including cost reduction and store rationalization, GME's price remains strongly influenced by social media sentiment, Roaring Kitty's activity, WallStreetBets community momentum, and short interest levels rather than purely by business fundamentals. This gives the stock unusually high volatility relative to specialty retail sector peers.

What Exchange Is GameStop Listed On?

GameStop Corp. is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol GME. NYSE market hours are 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, excluding U.S. market holidays. Pre-market trading is available from 4:00 AM ET and after-hours trading until 8:00 PM ET through most retail brokerages. Crypto traders accustomed to 24/7 markets should note that NYSE-listed GME does not trade outside these hours, unlike GMESTOCKUSDT on crypto exchanges.

What Is GameStop's Business Strategy Now?

Under CEO Ryan Cohen, who took operational control in 2020 and was formally named CEO in September 2023, GameStop has focused on cost reduction, store rationalization, and preserving its cash position. The company attempted to diversify into NFT marketplaces in 2022 but shut down that initiative the same year. Current strategy centers on reaching sustained profitability in the core retail business while maintaining a strong cash balance. GameStop files quarterly (10-Q) and annual (10-K) reports with the SEC, available at GameStop SEC EDGAR filings, which provide the most authoritative source for current strategic disclosures.

GameStop Fundamentals & Financial Data

Source: GameStop [10-Q / 10-K] filed [DATE]. All figures in USD.

Is GameStop Profitable?

As of the quarter ending [DATE], GameStop [reported net income of $[X] / reported a net loss of $[X]] on revenue of $[X], [achieving profitability for the quarter / continuing to report losses]. This represents [improvement/decline] compared to the prior year quarter when the company reported [X]. For the full quarterly breakdown, see the relevant GameStop Investor Relations filing.

What Is GameStop's Revenue and Earnings?

GameStop's trailing twelve months (TTM) revenue stands at $[X] billion as of [DATE], per the most recent [10-Q/10-K] filing. Most recent quarterly revenue of $[X] represents a [+/-X]% change year-over-year. Quarterly EPS (earnings per share, measuring GameStop's profit divided by total shares outstanding) came in at $[X] on a GAAP basis, [beating/missing/matching] analyst consensus estimates of $[X]. For the complete earnings history, visit GameStop Investor Relations.

What Is GME's P/E Ratio?

GameStop's trailing P/E ratio is [X], compared to the specialty retail sector average of approximately [X]. This [premium/discount] reflects GME's meme stock designation; investors are paying [more/less] per dollar of earnings than comparable retail companies, driven by social sentiment factors rather than business fundamentals alone. If GameStop is not currently profitable on a trailing basis, P/E is not applicable, since P/E is only meaningful when a company reports positive earnings.

What Is GameStop's Cash Position?

As of [DATE], GameStop held approximately $[X] billion in cash and cash equivalents, per the most recent [10-Q/10-K] balance sheet. This cash position was built largely through equity raises during the 2021 meme stock event and represents a key element of the bull thesis for long-term holders who argue the company has sufficient runway to execute its transformation. GameStop files quarterly and annual reports with the SEC, available at GameStop SEC EDGAR filings, which are the authoritative sources for all financial data on this page.

GameStop Investment Outlook & Analyst Ratings

Analyst ratings reflect fundamental assessments of GameStop's business and may not account for meme-driven price movements. These are not investment recommendations from this platform.

Is GameStop Stock a Good Buy?

Whether GameStop stock suits your portfolio depends on your risk tolerance and investment thesis. Here are the key arguments on both sides.

Bull case:

• Short squeeze potential: a short float of % means a significant number of shares remain borrowed and at risk of forced covering if the price rises
• Ryan Cohen transformation thesis: cost discipline, store rationalization, and cash preservation point toward a path to profitability
• Strong cash position: approximately $ billion in cash and equivalents as of [DATE] with low total debt
• Catalyst sensitivity: a Roaring Kitty post or major Ryan Cohen announcement can generate rapid price movement

Bear case:

• Declining physical retail revenue: the ongoing shift to digital game downloads through PlayStation Store, Xbox Game Pass, and Nintendo eShop continues to reduce foot traffic and sales
• Structural pressure: GameStop's core business model faces long-term secular challenges that cost-cutting alone cannot reverse
• Meme premium overvaluation risk: GME's market capitalization may significantly exceed what fundamental business metrics would justify, and that premium can evaporate rapidly
• High volatility: GME's price swings can be severe and rapid; broader market volatility (as measured by the VIX, the CBOE Volatility Index) tends to amplify moves in high-beta meme stocks

GameStop remains one of the most volatile and speculative stocks in the U.S. equity market. Investors should carefully consider their risk tolerance before trading.

Investment disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. GameStop is a speculative investment. Past performance, including the January 2021 short squeeze, does not guarantee future results. The meme stock premium in GME's price can evaporate rapidly. Always consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.

GameStop Stock Forecast 2025

Wall Street analysts covering GameStop have set a 12-month price target range of $[LOW] to $[HIGH], with a consensus average of $[X] as of [DATE], per [data source]. These targets reflect fundamental analysis of GameStop's business operations and may diverge significantly from actual trading prices given GME's meme stock characteristics. Social sentiment factors that drive the majority of short-term price movement are not captured in fundamental analyst models. The current GME price is [above/below] the consensus target by [X]%. Analyst price targets are third-party assessments and are not endorsed or adopted as predictions by this platform.

How to Buy GameStop Stock (GME) or Trade GMESTOCKUSDT

How to Buy GameStop Stock (NYSE: GME)

1. Open a brokerage account with a U.S.-regulated broker. Examples include Fidelity, Charles Schwab, TD Ameritrade, Robinhood, Webull, and E*TRADE.
2. Complete identity verification and fund your account via bank transfer, wire, or another accepted method.
3. Search for GameStop using the ticker symbol GME on the NYSE.
4. Choose your order type. For volatile stocks like GME, a limit order (which lets you specify your maximum buy price) is generally preferred over a market order, which executes at whatever price is current at the moment.
5. Place your order and monitor your position for any catalyst-driven price changes.

GME can experience rapid price swings, particularly around Roaring Kitty posts, Ryan Cohen news, or earnings events. A limit order gives you control over your entry price, while a market order executes at the current price regardless of movement.

How to Trade GMESTOCKUSDT

1. Open an account on a cryptocurrency exchange that offers tokenized stocks. Verify current availability on your preferred platform before proceeding, since tokenized stock offerings change over time due to regulatory requirements.
2. Deposit USDT (Tether) or purchase USDT on the platform.
3. Search for the GMESTOCKUSDT trading pair in the exchange's token markets.
4. Place your buy or sell order using USDT.

Verify that tokenized stock trading is available in your jurisdiction before proceeding. Tokenized stocks are subject to platform-specific terms and risks distinct from NYSE-listed shares. For traders interested in other gaming sector tokenized stocks on crypto exchanges, see TTWO Stock Price Today: Live TTWOUSDT Data.

Before trading GME or GMESTOCKUSDT, read the full investment disclaimer below.

GameStop (GME) FAQ

What Is GameStop's Stock Price Today?

GameStop (NYSE: GME) is currently trading at $[LIVE_PRICE], [up/down] $[CHANGE] ([PERCENT]%) as of [TIME] ET. The live price updates in real time during NYSE market hours (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET, Monday through Friday). View the live GME price widget

Why Did GameStop Stock Go Up in 2021?

GameStop surged in January 2021 because retail investors on Reddit's WallStreetBets, inspired by Keith Gill (Roaring Kitty), coordinated mass buying of the heavily shorted stock. This triggered a short squeeze, forcing short sellers including Melvin Capital to buy back shares at escalating prices, and a simultaneous gamma squeeze drove GME from approximately $20 to nearly $483.00 in days. See the full GME price history timeline

Is GameStop Stock Still a Meme Stock?

Yes. GameStop retains its meme stock status in 2025. While CEO Ryan Cohen has pursued operational improvements, GME's price remains driven by social media sentiment, Roaring Kitty's activity, WallStreetBets momentum, and short interest levels more than by business fundamentals. This makes it one of the most volatile stocks in the U.S. equity market. Read About GameStop

Who Is Roaring Kitty and How Does He Affect GME?

Roaring Kitty is the online persona of Keith Gill, a retail investor whose detailed bullish analysis on Reddit's WallStreetBets catalyzed the January 2021 short squeeze. His $53,000 investment reached a peak value of approximately $48 million. After three years away, he returned to X in May 2024 and GME surged more than 100% in two trading days. His social media activity remains the single most watched individual catalyst for GME's price movements. See Roaring Kitty's latest activity

What Is the GameStop Short Interest Right Now?

As of [DATE], GameStop's short interest stands at [X]% of float, with approximately [Y] million shares sold short, according to [SOURCE]. The days-to-cover ratio is [X] days. Short interest data is reported bi-monthly by FINRA and updated in real time by providers like S3 Partners and Ortex. See GameStop short interest data and squeeze analysis

Has GameStop Stock Ever Reached $500?

No. GameStop's all-time intraday high was $483.00, reached on January 28, 2021, approaching but not reaching $500. The all-time closing high was approximately $347.51 on January 27, 2021. Both figures are pre-split; post-split equivalents are approximately $120.75 (intraday) and $86.88 (closing). See GME price history and all-time high data

What Is GME's 52-Week High and Low?

GME's 52-week high is $[HIGH] reached on [DATE], and its 52-week low is $[LOW] reached on [DATE]. GME is currently trading [X]% [below/above] its 52-week high. These figures update in real time based on the trailing 12-month trading range. View the GameStop key statistics table

Is GameStop Profitable?

As of the quarter ending [DATE], GameStop [reported net income of $[X] / reported a net loss of $[X]] on revenue of $[X]. [This represents improvement / The company has not been consistently profitable] over recent quarters. For the most current earnings data sourced directly from SEC filings, see the GameStop financial data and earnings section.

What Is GMESTOCKUSDT?

GMESTOCKUSDT is a tokenized stock trading pair representing GameStop (NYSE: GME) shares priced in USDT (Tether, a USD-pegged stablecoin) on cryptocurrency exchanges that offer tokenized equity products. It trades 24/7, unlike NYSE GME which trades only during regular market hours. The price approximates NYSE GME during market hours, though divergence can occur during off-hours. Read the full GMESTOCKUSDT explainer

Can You Trade GME on Crypto Exchanges?

Yes, through tokenized stock products on select crypto exchanges including Binance (where available) and Bybit. GMESTOCKUSDT represents GameStop shares priced in USDT and trades 24/7. Availability varies by jurisdiction and changes over time due to regulatory requirements. Tokenized stocks carry risks distinct from direct NYSE share ownership, including counterparty risk and potential price divergence. See GMESTOCKUSDT trading guide and comparison table

What Exchange Is GameStop Listed On?

GameStop Corp. is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker symbol GME. NYSE market hours are 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM ET, Monday through Friday, excluding U.S. market holidays. Pre-market trading is available from 4:00 AM ET and after-hours trading runs until 8:00 PM ET through most retail brokerages. Read About GameStop and NYSE listing details

What Happened to Melvin Capital and GameStop?

Melvin Capital, a hedge fund managed by Gabe Plotkin, held a large short position in GameStop before the January 2021 squeeze. During the squeeze, Melvin Capital lost approximately $6.8 billion, roughly 53% of its assets, and required a $2.75 billion emergency capital injection from Citadel and Point72. The fund closed in May 2022, unable to recover. It became the defining example of institutional losses in the meme stock era. See the full GME price history timeline

Did GameStop Do a Stock Split?

Yes. GameStop executed a 4-for-1 stock split on July 22, 2022, structured as a stock dividend. Shareholders received 3 additional shares for each share held. This reduced the per-share price by approximately 75% while quadrupling the share count. All historical prices before this date must be divided by 4 for fair comparison to today's price. See the GME price history and stock split details

What Is GameStop's Market Cap?

GameStop's current market capitalization (the total market value of all outstanding GME shares) is $[X] billion as of [TIMESTAMP]. This figure [exceeds / is significantly higher than] what traditional retail valuation models would suggest, reflecting the meme premium embedded in GME's price beyond its fundamental business value. View the GameStop key statistics table

What Is GameStop's Business Strategy Now?

Under CEO Ryan Cohen (CEO since September 2023), GameStop has focused on cost reduction, store rationalization, and preserving its cash position. The company attempted an NFT marketplace in 2022 and shut it down the same year. Current strategy targets profitability in the core retail business while maintaining cash reserves. Full strategic disclosures are available through quarterly SEC filings. Read About GameStop and Ryan Cohen's strategy

Related Stocks & Comparables

GameStop is often grouped with other meme stocks, companies whose share prices have been significantly influenced by retail investor coordination and social media activity.

Listed for context only. Not investment recommendations.

Investment Disclaimer

This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice, investment advice, trading advice, or any other type of advice. GameStop (NYSE: GME) is a highly volatile, speculative stock. Past price movements, including the January 2021 short squeeze, do not predict or guarantee future performance. The meme stock premium embedded in GME's price can disappear rapidly. GMESTOCKUSDT is a tokenized instrument subject to platform-specific risks that differ from directly owning NYSE-listed GME shares. Always conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions. Data on this page is sourced from reputable financial data providers and updated regularly, but we cannot guarantee real-time accuracy.

Price data sourced from [Data Provider]. Short interest data sourced from [FINRA / S3 Partners / Ortex]. Financial data sourced from SEC EDGAR. Last page update: [DATE/TIME ET].

• GameStop SEC EDGAR filings
• GameStop Investor Relations
• FINRA short interest reporting

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