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A deeper push into collectibles and trading cards continues for video game retailer GameStop Corp GME with the company's latest launch.
A powerful short squeeze is currently unfolding across U.S. equity markets, with options data signaling a surge in speculative buying.
GameStop (GME) reached $22.55 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a -1.87% change compared to its last close.
GME's turnaround gains traction with collectibles growth and margin lifts, outshining BBY's cautious outlook.
The videogame retailer was effectively patient zero when meme stocks took off.
The DORK stocks (DNUT, OPEN, RKT, KSS) are surging due to high short interest, low float, and a resurgence of retail-driven speculation. Unlike 2021's meme stock mania, this wave lacks a unifying mission—it's pure speculation driven by FOMO and social media hype, making it riskier. Fundamentals are irrelevant here; these stocks are moving on sentiment and momentum, not business performance or value.
In the closing of the recent trading day, GameStop (GME) stood at $23.96, denoting a -1.24% move from the preceding trading day.
The GME stock slumps 10% in 3 months as core sales sink despite cost cuts, collectibles gains and strong cash reserves.
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Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended Trading Day Over 4:14 pm by Eric Bleeker At the end of the day, OpenDoor closed up 42.67%. That’s a mammoth gain for any trading day, yet I’d imagine plenty of investors were disappointed with the way it ended. Options traders had been making massive bets on OpenDoor to hit $4.50, so there appears to have been some major profit taking with shares trading comfortably above that level in late trading. OpenDoor from trading for $4.88 at 2:40 p.m. ET down to $2.94 at 3:35 p.m. ET. Yet, it is worth noting that shares rallied into the bell and are up another 6.5% after-hours as of 4:18 p.m. ET. One thing is for certain: tomorrow will be another wild ride. Trading resumes 3:17 pm After losing 30% plus in value after a mega trade triggered a pause on the stock, OPEN is back up to $3.95 per share and still up 70% on the day. OPEN stock trading halted 3:12 pm After soaring as high as 115% today OPEN just received a massive sell order that prompted