Adam Aron finally buys a share of AMC after milking the company dry for YEARS
Share price goes up 200% in a month and he dilutes again
Ryan Cohen announces an additional $500 million of his own money going into the Gamestop and Ebay merger and the company announced its greatest ever quarter last month
Share price goes up 9 cents and is near 52 week lows
BREAKING:
“..And this is something I haven’t spoken about before publicly…”
Ryan Cohen reveals the third prong of his eBay proposition (besides cost cutting and growing live commerce): his plans to make a digital in-game marketplace $GME x $EBAY
BREAKING:
“..And this is something I haven’t spoken about before publicly…”
Ryan Cohen reveals the third prong of his eBay proposition (besides cost cutting and growing live commerce): his plans to make a digital in-game marketplace $GME x $EBAY
Ryan Cohen says he's putting in $500M of his own money into the $GME $EBAY deal and also addresses the media hate towards GameStop in newest interview 👀
$GME has made $1B in net income since January 2024.
$AMC has lost $1.5B in net income in the same time frame.
$GME is now on track to make at least $1B in net income for 2026 alone.
$AMC will be lucky to break even for 2026 in the best box office year since 2019.
$GME had 408m shares in 2019. They have 449m shares today (591m fully diluted for convert notes at $28-$29). A 12% or 45% share increase.
$AMC had 10m shares in 2019, and they now have 850m-950m. A 8,500-9,500% increase.
Stop grouping $AMC with $GME, they are different in every way.
If GameStop crosses the 10% threshold to become an official eBay insider, they'll be the only insider to actually buy shares on the open market in the last 5 years.
$GME $EBAY
@R6RiderF@GMEdiamondhand Ryan Cohen isn’t responsible for your degenerate trades. If you want to leave just leave. No need to announce your meaningless departure
The Ultimate 4D Chess Move: Why Ryan Cohen’s Rejected eBay Bid is the Greatest Customer Acquisition Strategy of the Decade ♟️🧵
Let’s look at the market forensics.
GameStop didn't launch a $55.5B hostile takeover of eBay just to get a rejection letter. What if they did it to hijack the global news cycle, weaponize eBay's own market cap, and build a war chest for the ultimate Trojan horse.
As someone with a background in marketing and building, my thoughts immediately go to user acquisition. Breaking people away from an entrenched legacy system requires immense friction or massive incentive.
Look past the headlines at the real data, and you’ll see the ultimate reverse playing out in front of us. This is purely my own speculation, but the chess pieces align perfectly.
Here is the playbook. 👇
1. The Impossible Bid
GameStop (a ~$10B company) bids $125/share for eBay (a ~$48B company), requiring an insane $20B in debt and massive stock dilution.
Cohen knew the eBay board would immediately reject it as "neither credible nor attractive." But acquiring eBay was never the actual goal.
From a marketing perspective, the goal was the spotlight.
2. The Loaded Gun (The 9% Leverage)
GameStop quietly accumulated a ~9% economic stake in eBay through a complex web of stock and derivatives.
With the HSR antitrust waiting period expiring in early June, those derivatives are eligible for physical share settlement. That 9% block is a loaded gun aimed directly at the eBay board.
If the board stonewalls him, Cohen can dump that massive position into the open market.
He pockets hundreds of millions in profit, tanks eBay's stock, and leaves their board to face furious shareholders—all while using eBay’s own valuation to fund his next move. It is the ultimate "heads I win, tails you lose" scenario.
3. The Trojan Horse
Notice how there has been absolute, deafening silence from Cohen and his team on why https://t.co/B6hHE2921A is currently down and "under construction"?
Look at the real data in the SEC and trademark filings. Teddy Holdings laid the legal groundwork for an "online marketplace" back in 2021.
Just a few months ago, in March 2026, they added "Insurance and Finance."
Teddy isn't just a children's book storefront anymore — the infrastructure is being quietly built for a massive, multi-vertical marketplace.
4. Weaponizing Seller Fatigue
If you move high-value TCG slabs or handle serious volume, you already know how broken the legacy marketplace model is. The exorbitant fees, the algorithm changes, the held funds.
Cohen is playing into this exhaustion perfectly.
He's currently selling his own stuff on eBay to "fund the deal" and highlighting the friction at every turn. He is loudly exposing eBay’s flaws on a global stage, positioning himself as the pro-seller alternative.
5. The Flip
When https://t.co/B6hHE2921A goes live as a seller-first marketplace, it won't launch to crickets. It will launch at the absolute peak of this media frenzy.
Any growth marketer will tell you that user acquisition is the hardest hurdle, but Cohen doesn't need to spend billions on marketing. He just acquired millions of disgruntled sellers and retail investors for free.
This isn't a failed acquisition.
In my view, it’s the most aggressive, brutalist marketing campaign in retail history, completely funded by the target company. People are going to leave eBay in droves.
Watch closely. 🐺
$GME $ebay OMG breaking! 🚨
The ebay proposal 4 from the shareholder meeting has PASSED!
Its lowered from 20% to 10%!
You heard it here first! Its time! @ryancohen
IDK WHAT THE FUCK IS UP WITH THIS $GME PRICE ACTION BUT ILL TELL YOU WHAT , TOMORROW EBAY VOTE WILL PASS AND RYAN COHEN WILL ANNOUNCE SOMETHING MAJOR IMMEDIATELY AFTER THAT
MY PREDICTION WHICH WILL BECOME TRUE $GME WILL HIT 30+ BY END OF THE MONTH
NEXT MONTH $30-$40 !
Dear $EBAY Shareholders,
Proposal 4 is about your basic rights.
Right now, it takes 20% of all shares to call a special meeting. Proposal 4 lowers that to 10% so shareholders can act when the board will not.
GameStop and Ryan Cohen now hold about 9% of eBay and have offered $125 per share and a plan to increase EPS for shareholders immediately, which is a 40% premium from when they first bought eBay stock in February and a significant premium to today’s price, valuing the company at an all time high since going public. The board rejected this offer while themselves selling shares at much lower prices and, to my knowledge, no current director has EVER purchased eBay stock on the open market with their own money, only sold what they were given.
If Proposal 4 passes and GameStop reaches 10% ownership, they can call a special meeting and you can vote on who sits on the board and runs this company.
For too long eBay has been run by overpaid executives and serial delegators that have put shareholders and customers last. Vote Yes on Proposal 4 at the eBay annual meeting on June 17, 2026. The board should answer to shareholders and not the other way around. Compensation should not be risk free. There should be accountability for bad decisions that hurt the company financially.
Disclaimer: I am a shareholder of both GameStop and eBay and may benefit if Proposal 4 passes and Ryan Cohen gains greater influence over eBay. This message is for informational and advocacy purposes only. It is not investment advice, a recommendation to buy or sell any security, or a solicitation of proxies. Please review eBay’s official proxy materials and make your own voting and investment decisions.