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GME desk Coverage: Fri US cash close / last ~24h Superstonk (weekend — markets closed)

GME NYSE GameStop Corporation USD
Session Snapshot
$19.16
-0.07 (-0.36%)

GME $19.16 Fri (−0.36%); Cohen/Kitty quiet; Larry’s last X is UNC civic-life (1 Sep), not GME; Superstonk mostly junk + website gripes.

Day Range 26%
$19.04 — $19.50
52-Week Range 13%
$17.79 — $28.10
Volume
6.36M 6,355,077 shares
Previous Close
$19.23 -0.07 vs close
Data Feeds
Snapshot 22:00 Yahoo Finance
1M Price Action 5 Aug — 4 Sept
$19.16 +0.15 (+0.79%) Low $17.87 · High $19.23
GME 1M chart from 5 Aug to 4 Sept. Started at $19.01, ended at $19.16, up +0.79%. Range $17.87 to $19.23.$19.23$17.875 Aug4 Sept

Inspect session: hover across chart · 23 sessions in window · Low $17.87 — High $19.23

Analyst Desk Stance quiet

Friday closed a touch lower with no fresh voice posts on the ticker. Yahoo tips still on the note-exchange cash/dilution angle; Superstonk is thin and meme-heavy over the weekend — desk read, not a trade call.

Market Intelligence

Intelligence & Filings

2 briefs
  • GME
  • Markets

Yahoo tip: $358M cash aimed at cutting note-exchange dilution

  • Yahoo Finance GME RSS (4 Sep): GameStop plans to use $358M of cash to reduce dilution in its convertible-note exchange
  • Same feed still circulating “eBay bet hides bigger problem” analysis pieces — treat as tips, verify against filings
Why it matters — Dilution math remains the live corporate story while X voices stay dark on the ticker.
Alternative Data · Flow

Community Flow & Sentiment

Superstonk retail velocity & insider activity. Tracked as market sentiment only — unverified until confirmed by regulatory filings or audited disclosures.

14-Day Velocity by Category 24h active window

Chart warming up

3 days logged so far — the 14-day velocity stack needs a few more sessions before the pattern holds.

10 posts
2 with citations
News 2
Junk 8
Retail Chatter Stream 5 posts

Today's read from the news, not investment advice.

Briefing quote via Yahoo Finance (session snapshot). Live price is a delayed client-side poll of TradingView's public scanner — not a websocket tick stream; when present, the poll may include premarket / after-hours. Desk page is self-contained — no tracking.