GameStop Stock News

GameStop is a compelling contrarian rebound play after a ~20% decline this year, and the stock is no longer just a meme-stock investment. GME's core sales, especially in gaming hardware and trading cards, are growing strongly, driven by collectibles and the Nintendo Switch 2 release. The upcoming release pipeline for Switch 2 games and continued trading card enthusiasm are expected to sustain G...

Gamestop (NYSE:GME) or AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC)?

GRAPEVINE, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) (“GameStop” or the “Company”) today announced the distribution of warrants to purchase GameStop common stock (“Warrants”) to its shareholders and convertible noteholders on Tuesday, October 7, 2025 (the “Distribution Date”), in accordance with the previously announced shareholder warrant dividend. Each stockholder of record as of Oct...

The carnival has returned to GameStop Inc. NYSE: GME in 2025 as the stock regained its meme form. As usual, steep drawdowns followed outrageous rallies, and the stock ticker frequently trended on social media.

GameStop's stock has surged 10% this week, propelled by strong quarterly results that exceeded expectations. The company's performance was driven by a significant increase in demand for both hardware and collectibles.

While GameStop (GME 0.48%) once looked destined to go the way of the dodo bird, CEO Ryan Cohen's efforts have led to a turnaround at the company. This was once again on display when the company reported its fiscal second-quarter results.

GameStop NYSE: GME is proving the naysayers wrong and returning to growth, but investors and traders should not expect this stock to spike like it has in the past. The company is on track to issue a significant number of warrants that put a cap on the market, and that is only one reason to be wary.

GameStop (GME 3.50%), the poster boy for meme stocks, rose on its own merit in Wednesday's trading session. The video game retailer reported its second-quarter results after market close the previous day, following this up with a rather atypical dividend declaration.