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GameStop's reinvention story is unlike anything else happening in retail right now. Home Depot's stability and dividend make it one of the most dependable long-term holds.

eBay Inc. had a busy stretch this month that included fresh commentary from management at a major investor conference, continued attention on its relationship with major shareholder GameStop and analyst activity. Goldman Sachs Conference Commentary Don’t Miss: A single bad...

Insiders at Uber, GameStop, and Welltower are buying shares, with executives boosting stakes despite mixed stock performance and, in GameStop's case, declining sales.
GameStop vet Peter Carlin will take the auto seat system maker’s CFO seat as the company navigates cost pressures stemming from the U.S.-Iran war.

GameStop shares are up over 7% this week and nearly 24% this month, driven by strong second-quarter results, Ryan Cohen’s $20.4 million insider purchase, and renewed retail enthusiasm.

On September 8, 2026, the Wall Street Journal reported GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) second-quarter net income of $298.7 million, up from $168.6 million a year earlier, even as revenue fell to $790.2 million from $972.2 million. The video-game retailer raised its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook to more than $650 million from a prior target of more […]

Uber, GameStop and Celsius have been highlighted in this Investment Ideas article.

GameStop reported past second-quarter 2026 results with sales of US$790.2 million and net income of US$298.7 million, alongside record Q2 operating income and sharply higher adjusted operating earnings. The company’s collectibles business has rapidly grown to represent almost half of net sales, while CEO Ryan Cohen recently bought 1,000,000 shares on the open market using personal funds. We will look at how the collectibles surge and Cohen’s large share purchase shape GameStop’s investment...

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen purchases $20.3 million worth of company shares in a show of confidence to investors.

Uber Technologies (UBER), GameStop (GME), and Celsius Holdings (CELH) have seen recent CEO buying activity. What do they see?

On September 8, GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) revealed its second quarter results, delivering an operating income of $160.2 million, which is the highest second-quarter figure in the company’s history. On adjusted basis, the company generated $158.7 million in operating income, a sharp surge relative to $64.7 million during Q2 FY25. Looking forward, the management has forecast […]

GameStop's CEO just bought $20.4 million in company stock.

Wedbush raised its price target on Roblox but kept a neutral rating, and the stock immediately shot above that new target. Find out what the analyst said, what Roblox unveiled at its developer conference, and why the risk-reward equation still has Wall Street sitting on the sidelines.

Two CEOs filed the same rare SEC disclosure on the same day, each spending their own money to buy shares in their own company without a prearranged trading plan. What they signaled about GameStop and Uber deserves a closer look before you decide what to do with it.

GameStop's CEO increased his direct stake to 39.3 million shares in an open-market purchase, signaling confidence despite a -16% one-year stock decline.

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Cohen's latest move raises stakes for GameStop investors

Attal's discretionary purchase expands his direct holdings to 601,464 shares, valued at $12.26 million as of market close.

GameStop stock rallies as Ryan Cohen loads up on over $20 million worth of it. But does that mean you should invest in GME shares as well?
The purchase takes him to 8.5% of the company
GameStop's CEO is buying stock with his own money, and investors noticed.

GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen dropped another $20 million of his own cash on the company’s stock, but Wall Street barely blinked. A filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission shows Cohen purchased 1 million shares at prices ranging from $20.02 to $20.47 on Thursday. The purchase brings Cohen’s direct holdings to 39.3 million shares, representing 7.8% of GameStop’s 504.5 million shares outstanding.

GameStop (NYSE:GME) shares rose 3. 9% in premarket trading after Chief Executive Officer Ryan Cohen purchased one million shares on the open market for approximately $20.

Ryan Cohen just spent his own money buying GameStop shares in the open market, a move that sent the stock surging while its gaming peers barely flinched. Whether that insider signal changes the math on a retailer still losing ground in its core business is a harder question.

GameStop’s strong Q2 showing and insider buying spree have reignited fresh investor optimism. Is the meme stock finally worth buying?

GameStop stock jumped Friday morning after CEO Ryan Cohen's buy was disclosed in SEC filings. GME has had a topsy-turvy year.

According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, CEO Ryan Cohen bought a million shares of GameStop.

GameStop keeps closing locations, and Target keeps picking up toy and collectibles sales.

Grube's acquisition increases his direct holdings to 39,694 shares, representing a 35% boost to his prior stake despite GME's negative 16% one-year return.
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