The Latest Breaking News from GameStop

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While many tech and tech-adjacent stocks bounced Thursday, video game retailer GameStop plunged on a C-Suite shocker.

GameStop fires its CEO after two years. GME shares fall nearly 20%. The Ryan Cohen-backed company’s unusual options activity suggests average investors can’t break their love of lousy meme stocks.

Over on r/WallStreetBets, key to the meme stock surge of 2021, a lot of people seem very down too.

Despite economic challenges, the specialty retail industry’s growth prospects look bright due to rising consumer spending, higher disposable income, and the surge in digital commerce. Given the industry tailwinds, let’s compare GameStop (GME) and Torrid (CURV) to determine which is a better buy now. Read more to find out….

The most talked-about candidate of the 2021 meme-stock frenzy, GameStop (GME), turned profitable in the last reported quarter. Considering this could be a sign of a turnaround for the company, would it be wise to scoop up GME shares? Let’s look at some of its key financial metrics.

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GameStop stock has been treading water since its surprise profits released in March. Nevertheless, its put option premiums have stayed high, ideal for investors who short them for income.

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