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GameStop (GME)

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Revenue, last 12 months$3.55B-8% vs. a year before
Free cash flow, last 12 months$688MBringing in cash
Cash and short-term investments$5.06BNo debt reported
Shares outstanding, past year+12.7%505M shares now

My take

No average analyst target in this video.

Every video where I mention GME

The last 12 months

  1. Nov 3, 2026VideoMy video: Ryan Cohen's GameStop Bet Is Bigger Than Video Games
  2. Oct 19, 20268-KOther news
  3. Sep 9, 202610-QQuarterly report
  4. Sep 8, 20268-KReleased quarterly results; Shared information with investors
  5. Aug 31, 20268-KSigned a major agreement; Released quarterly results; Sold shares without SEC registration; Shared information with investors
  6. Aug 3, 20268-KSigned a major agreement; Sold shares without SEC registration; Other news
  7. Jul 8, 20268-KChanged its bylaws or fiscal year; Shareholder vote results; Shared information with investors
  8. Jun 23, 20268-KOther news
  9. Jun 11, 202610-QQuarterly report
  10. Jun 2, 20268-KReleased quarterly results; Shared information with investors
  11. May 4, 20268-KShared information with investors; Other news
  12. May 4, 2026SCHEDULE 13DAn investor took a 5%+ stake and may push for changes
  13. Mar 24, 202610-KAnnual report
  14. Mar 24, 20268-KReleased quarterly results; Shared information with investors

All filings →

Revenue by year
FY17: $7.96BFY17FY18: $8.55BFY18FY19: $8.29BFY19FY20: $6.47BFY20FY21: $5.09BFY21FY22: $6.01BFY22FY23: $5.93BFY23FY24: $5.27BFY24FY25: $3.82BFY25FY26: $3.63BFY26$3.63B
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Revenue by year
FY17$7.96B
FY18$8.55B
FY19$8.29B
FY20$6.47B
FY21$5.09B
FY22$6.01B
FY23$5.93B
FY24$5.27B
FY25$3.82B
FY26$3.63B
Revenue by quarter calendar quarter the period ended in
Q4 23: $1.08BQ1 24: $1.79BQ1 24Q2 24: $882MQ3 24: $798MQ3 24Q4 24: $860MQ1 25: $1.28BQ1 25Q2 25: $732MQ3 25: $972MQ3 25Q4 25: $821MQ1 26: $1.10BQ1 26Q2 26: $835MQ3 26: $790MQ3 26$790M
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Revenue by quarter
Q4 23$1.08B
Q1 24$1.79B
Q2 24$882M
Q3 24$798M
Q4 24$860M
Q1 25$1.28B
Q2 25$732M
Q3 25$972M
Q4 25$821M
Q1 26$1.10B
Q2 26$835M
Q3 26$790M
Operating income (loss) by year profit from the business before interest and taxes
FY17: $482MFY17FY18: $439MFY18FY19: -$702MFY19FY20: -$400MFY20FY21: -$238MFY21FY22: -$369MFY22FY23: -$312MFY23FY24: -$34.5MFY24FY25: -$26.2MFY25FY26: $232MFY26$232M
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Operating income (loss) by year
FY17$482M
FY18$439M
FY19-$702M
FY20-$400M
FY21-$238M
FY22-$369M
FY23-$312M
FY24-$34.5M
FY25-$26.2M
FY26$232M
Free cash flow by year cash from operations minus spending on buildings and equipment
FY17: $394MFY17FY18: $322MFY18FY19: $231MFY19FY20: -$493MFY20FY21: $63.7MFY21FY22: -$496MFY22FY23: $52.3MFY23FY24: -$239MFY24FY25: $130MFY25FY26: $597MFY26$597M
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Free cash flow by year
FY17$394M
FY18$322M
FY19$231M
FY20-$493M
FY21$63.7M
FY22-$496M
FY23$52.3M
FY24-$239M
FY25$130M
FY26$597M
Cash vs. debt

Cash and short-term investmentsDebt

FY17 · Cash and short-term investments: $665MFY17 · Debt: $815MFY17FY18 · Cash and short-term investments: $854MFY18 · Debt: $818MFY18FY19 · Cash and short-term investments: $1.62BFY19 · Debt: $821MFY19FY20 · Cash and short-term investments: $499MFY20 · Debt: $420MFY20FY21 · Cash and short-term investments: $509MFY21 · Debt: $363MFY21FY22 · Cash and short-term investments: $1.27BFY22 · Debt: $44.6MFY22FY23 · Cash and short-term investments: $1.39BFY23 · Debt: $39.5MFY23FY24 · Cash and short-term investments: $1.20BFY24 · Debt: $28.5MFY24FY25 · Cash and short-term investments: $4.77BFY25 · Debt: $16.9MFY25FY26 · Cash and short-term investments: $9.01BFY26 · Debt: $4.16BFY26
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Cash and short-term investmentsDebt
FY17$665M$815M
FY18$854M$818M
FY19$1.62B$821M
FY20$499M$420M
FY21$509M$363M
FY22$1.27B$44.6M
FY23$1.39B$39.5M
FY24$1.20B$28.5M
FY25$4.77B$16.9M
FY26$9.01B$4.16B
How it makes money: Q2 2026 revenue by business segment; the thin line is a year earlier
  • United States$608M 77% -16% vs. a year ago
  • Australia$121M 15% -14% vs. a year ago
  • Europe$61.1M 8% -43% vs. a year ago

From the 10-Q filed Sep 9, 2026. Source.

Stock pay vs. buybacks

Stock-based pay to employeesSpent buying back shares

FY21 · Stock-based pay to employees: $7.90MFY21 · Spent buying back shares: $0FY21FY22 · Stock-based pay to employees: $30.5MFY22 · Spent buying back shares: $0FY22FY23 · Stock-based pay to employees: $40.1MFY23 · Spent buying back shares: $0FY23FY24 · Stock-based pay to employees: $22.2MFY24 · Spent buying back shares: $0FY24FY25 · Stock-based pay to employees: $16.4MFY25 · Spent buying back shares: $0FY25FY26 · Stock-based pay to employees: $26.7MFY26 · Spent buying back shares: $0FY26
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Stock-based pay to employeesSpent buying back shares
FY21$7.90M$0
FY22$30.5M$0
FY23$40.1M$0
FY24$22.2M$0
FY25$16.4M$0
FY26$26.7M$0

If buybacks are smaller than stock pay, the buyback isn't shrinking the share count; it's soaking up shares handed to employees.

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From the company's own SEC filings via SEC EDGAR, latest period ended Aug 1, 2026. Numbers can be restated later. Not investment advice.

Dilution

Shares outstanding adjusted for the 4-for-1 split
Dec 2022: 305MMar 2023: 305MMar 2023Jun 2023: 305MAug 2023: 305MAug 2023Nov 2023: 306MMar 2024: 306MMar 2024Jun 2024: 351MSep 2024: 427MSep 2024Dec 2024: 447MMar 2025: 447MMar 2025Jun 2025: 447MSep 2025: 448MSep 2025Dec 2025: 448MMar 2026: 448MMar 2026Jun 2026: 449MSep 2026: 505MSep 2026505M
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Shares outstanding
Dec 2022305M
Mar 2023305M
Jun 2023305M
Aug 2023305M
Nov 2023306M
Mar 2024306M
Jun 2024351M
Sep 2024427M
Dec 2024447M
Mar 2025447M
Jun 2025447M
Sep 2025448M
Dec 2025448M
Mar 2026448M
Jun 2026449M
Sep 2026505M

The share count is up +12.7% in a year, so each share is a slightly smaller slice of the company. What dilution means.

Insider trades

Insider buys, 12 months17$121M
Insider sales, 12 months13$2.18M, 6 planned in advance

Bought or sold on the open market

DateWhoWhatSharesValueFiling
Oct 13, 2026Ryan Cohen
President, CEO and Chairman, Director
Bought on the market
2 trades that day
844K$22.8MForm 4
Oct 12, 2026Daniel William Moore
PFO and PAO
Sold on the market (planned)15.5K$418KForm 4
Oct 5, 2026Mark Haymond Robinson
General Counsel and Secretary
Sold on the market (planned)3.9K$98.7KForm 4
Oct 2, 2026Ryan Cohen
President, CEO and Chairman, Director
Bought on the market700K$17.1MForm 4
Oct 1, 2026Daniel William Moore
PFO and PAO
Sold on the market7.3K$177KForm 4
Oct 1, 2026Mark Haymond Robinson
General Counsel and Secretary
Sold on the market (planned)7.3K$177KForm 4
Oct 1, 2026Nat Turner
Director
Bought on the market10.5K$255KForm 4
Sep 29, 2026Ryan Cohen
President, CEO and Chairman, Director
Bought on the market
2 trades that day
450K$10.6MForm 4
Sep 21, 2026Alain Attal
Director
Bought on the market17.5K$402KForm 4
Sep 21, 2026Ryan Cohen
President, CEO and Chairman, Director
Bought on the market1.2M$26.4MForm 4
Sep 10, 2026Alain Attal
Director
Bought on the market5K$100KForm 4
Sep 10, 2026Ryan Cohen
President, CEO and Chairman, Director
Bought on the market1M$20.4MForm 4
Sep 9, 2026James Grube
Director
Bought on the market10.3K$196KForm 4
Sep 8, 2026Lawrence Cheng
Director
Bought on the market55K$1.03MForm 4
Jul 6, 2026Mark Haymond Robinson
General Counsel and Secretary
Sold on the market (planned)4K$89.5KForm 4
Everything else: grants, option exercises, tax withholding (5)
DateWhoWhatSharesValueFiling
Apr 1, 2026Daniel William Moore
PFO and PAO
Grant or award21.2K$500KForm 4
Apr 1, 2026Mark Haymond Robinson
General Counsel and Secretary
Grant or award21.2K$500KForm 4
Dec 23, 2025Daniel William Moore
PFO and PAO
Grant or award1.1K$23.1KForm 4
Dec 23, 2025Mark Haymond Robinson
General Counsel and Secretary
Grant or award967$20.7KForm 4
Dec 9, 2025Mark Haymond Robinson
General Counsel and Secretary
Grant or award9.6K$209KForm 4

An insider buying with their own money is a stronger signal than a sale: people sell for taxes, houses and diversification. "Planned" sales were scheduled months ahead under a 10b5-1 plan. Source: SEC Form 4.

Famous investors who own it

InvestorQuarterSharesValueShare of fundChange
Ray Dalio (founder) (Bridgewater Associates)Q2 2642.2K$931K<0.1%New position

From each fund's latest 13F, filed up to 45 days after the quarter ends, so it's old news by design. 13Fs only show US stock owned on the last day of the quarter: no short sales, and "added" or "trimmed" compares two snapshots, not actual trades. See what these funds bought and sold.

Failed trades

Failed trades (fails to deliver) shares that weren't delivered on time when a trade settled
Jul 10: 17.9KJul 14: 6.3KJul 16: 15KJul 17: 879Jul 17Jul 20: 7Jul 22: 18.8KJul 23: 32.6KJul 27: 43.7KJul 27Jul 28: 42Jul 29: 142Aug 3: 15.4KAug 4: 591KAug 4Aug 5: 1.9KAug 6: 54.7KAug 10: 166KAug 11: 28KAug 11Aug 17: 56.7KAug 21: 21.1KAug 24: 37.2KAug 25: 93.6KAug 25Aug 27: 102Aug 28: 57.7KAug 31: 575Sep 2: 2.6MSep 2Sep 3: 266Sep 4: 10KSep 8: 490KSep 10: 34.8KSep 10Sep 11: 80.4KSep 14: 7.6KSep 21: 2.4KSep 22: 522KSep 22Sep 28: 3.6KSep 29: 552Sep 30: 195Oct 5: 1.9KOct 5Oct 6: 7.1KOct 7: 9KOct 13: 28Oct 14: 1.3KOct 141.3K
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Failed trades (fails to deliver)
Jul 1017.9K
Jul 146.3K
Jul 1615K
Jul 17879
Jul 207
Jul 2218.8K
Jul 2332.6K
Jul 2743.7K
Jul 2842
Jul 29142
Aug 315.4K
Aug 4591K
Aug 51.9K
Aug 654.7K
Aug 10166K
Aug 1128K
Aug 1756.7K
Aug 2121.1K
Aug 2437.2K
Aug 2593.6K
Aug 27102
Aug 2857.7K
Aug 31575
Sep 22.6M
Sep 3266
Sep 410K
Sep 8490K
Sep 1034.8K
Sep 1180.4K
Sep 147.6K
Sep 212.4K
Sep 22522K
Sep 283.6K
Sep 29552
Sep 30195
Oct 51.9K
Oct 67.1K
Oct 79K
Oct 1328
Oct 141.3K

From the SEC's fails-to-deliver data, which runs two to four weeks behind. A spike can mean heavy short selling or just back-office delays; it isn't proof of anything on its own. Short interest isn't shown: FINRA's terms don't allow republishing it.

Share offerings

Selling new shares dilutes current owners. A "shelf" is permission to sell later; a 424B5 usually means a sale is actually happening.

What they told the SEC, in plain English

Every 8-K (the report a company files when something big happens) in the last two years. Red ones are worth a closer look: auditor changes, restatements, late reports, listing problems.

What changed in the latest annual report

Comparing the risk factors in the 10-K filed Mar 24, 2026 with the one filed Mar 25, 2025: 20 new and 4 removed, out of 60.

New this year

  • Our success in meeting strategic objectives can depend on our performance in evaluating and executing on acquisitions and other control transactions.
  • Our derivative strategies expose us to credit risk of counterparties.
  • A significant portion of revenue and profit in our collectibles product category is generated from the sale of trading cards, including Pokemon trading cards. A decline in the popularity of these collectibles could adversely impact our operating income.
  • We may incorporate artificial intelligence into workflows and processes, including customer-facing and operation activities, and challenges with properly managing its use could result in reputational harm, competitive harm and legal liability, and adversely affect our results of operations.
  • We are highly dependent on the services of the Company's Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Ryan Cohen.
  • If we or the third parties with whom we work do not maintain the security of our information technology systems or data (including customer, associate or Company information), such failure could negatively impact our operations, damage our reputation, cause us to incur substantial additional…
  • The CEO Performance Award, if and to the extent the Options become vested and are exercised, would result in dilution to stockholders, in respect of both voting and economics, and could impact the price of GameStop's common stock.
  • We have incurred substantial indebtedness that may decrease our business flexibility, access to capital, and/or increase our borrowing costs, and we may still incur substantially more debt, which may adversely affect our operations and financial results.
  • The Convertible Notes are our obligations only, and substantially all of our operations are conducted through, and a portion of our consolidated assets are held by, our subsidiaries.
  • Servicing the Convertible Notes requires a significant amount of cash, and we may not have sufficient cash flow from our business to make such payments, and we may incur additional indebtedness in the future.
  • We may not have the ability to raise the funds necessary to settle conversions of the Convertible Notes in cash or to repurchase the Convertible Notes for cash on the applicable repurchase date or upon a fundamental change, and our future debt may contain limitations on our ability to pay cash…
  • The conditional conversion feature of each series of the Convertible Notes, if triggered, may adversely affect our financial condition and operating results.

Plus 8 more in the filing.

Dropped from last year (4)
  • If we are unable to successfully manage our profitability and cost reduction initiatives, our operating results could be adversely affected.
  • We are subject to stringent and evolving laws and other obligations related to data privacy and security. Compliance with such obligations and our actual or perceived failure to comply with such obligations could lead to increased costs and liabilities (e.g., government investigations, litigation,…
  • Our results of operations may fluctuate from quarter to quarter.
  • We and our subsidiaries may incur additional debt.

Matched by each risk's headline, so a reworded risk can show up as new. This year's report · last year's.

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