@Dan_Darkhorse@MomchilB@unusual_whales probably not honestly, he hasn’t received compensation and the only form he will receive is stock options but yeah “ripping off investors”
🚨 THE @EBAY TAKEOVER IS HERE 🚨
@GameStop has officially offered $125/share to buy @eBay. The board is trying to block it, but WE have the power to force the deal.
THE PLAY:
•BUY $EBAY: Even 1 share gives you a vote.
•THE GOAL: Vote YES for the merger and YES for @RyanCohen.
•THE VISION: 1,600+ GME stores become eBay hubs + RC as CEO.
The Annual Meeting is June 17, 2026. Don’t let the suits kill the vision.
SHARE. RETWEET. VOTE. 🏴☠️🚀
#GME #EBAY #RyanCohen #GMEbay #ShortSqueeze #ShareholderRevolt
@bennyginz@Sensei_HG@Stocktwits@tbpn lol this is a sad takeaway gamestop before he bought it was worth $1 before he bought it. it stands at 23-28 averagely now 🤷♂️ pre split the share price would still be right around $100 a share so I don’t see a problem. Let alone the cash pile he accumulated and innovations
UPDATE on $GME deal structure in Ryan's own words (visualization attached):
"We have a $20B highly committed letter from TD, that we as well as the bank feels very confident they can place and we have got $9B of cash on our balance sheet.
In simplistic terms, the structure of the deal is very simple.
So, it's $125/share where 50% is paid out in cash, which is 28b, and the other 50% is equity, that's being rolled into eBay and GameStop.
So, people don't understand how its possible to do a transaction like this. So, in easy terms:
Say business A is eBay, it's making $40k (out of $50k implied), lets just use round numbers for arguments sake, and business B is GameStop.
If this was a stock-for-stock deal, we were combining both businesses, GME shareholders would own 20% and eBay shareholders would own 80%.
But what we are proposing is immediate liquiduty to eBay shareholders.
So, instead of them owning 80%, they would be owning 60%. So they're owning 60% of $50k in earnings and GameStop shareholders are earning 40% of $50k in earnings.
Now, I'm confident that i can increase the value of eBay and their earnings by cutting costs dramatically.
They are spending $2.5B on sales and marketing and we can make that much more efficient.
So, it's gonna go from business A making $40k, to making $80k, and now the combined business is making $90k, and there's different kinds of dilution.
There's diliution that decreases earnings per share and there's dilution that is accretive to earnings per share.
This is a transaction that I believe is accretive to both eBay shareholders and GameStop shareholders.
Because we are going to increase earnings per share significantly, by making the business more efficient and GameStop is going to continue to be more profitable too.
So the combined business can be making more than $90k.
And when you look at eBays business as an example, you look at their operating expenses of over $5.6B on an $11B revenue business.
its a business that can be run much more efficiently. theres no inventory, its an asset light business, it can be run much more efficiently.
With an owners mentality, and thats putting aside any kind of grouth. That's just from treating it like a family business, and operating more efficiently."