The Latest Breaking News from Ryan Cohen

Lost among all the unusually active GameStop options on Wednesday was a single call for Nordstrom, one of GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen’s turnaround targets. Should you follow him in?

GameStop stock has been getting battered in recent days. However, if you’re a fan of CEO Ryan Cohen and a very aggressive investor, I don’t see how you can ignore its unusually active options.

With an apparent downtrend in share prices but a renewed effort to cut losses, should investors buy or sell meme frontrunner GameStop (GME) in October? Let’s look at its financial metrics to gauge its prospects….

The Chewy founder already serves as chairman of the board and owns roughly 12% of the company’s stock.

The SEC is investigating Chewy co-founder and GameStop chairman Ryan Cohen's sales of Bed Bath & Beyond last year during the meme stock mania.

GameStop (GME) missed first-quarter revenue and earnings estimates, and its near-term prospects look bleak. Moreover, the stock has been on a downtrend over the past few months amid the leadership shake-up and discontinuation of its crypto wallet operations. Amid this, let’s find out if GME is a buy or sell…

The store is backing away from crypto, surprise surprise.

Meme stocks, crypto. What’s next for the beleaguered games retailer?

The answer, as you might guess, has to do with Reddit and Ryan Cohen.

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.