Yes I eat crayons. I am regarded. But look at $GME zoomed out.
Macro movements & Channels since IPO
@TheRoaringKitty doesnt have to post or do anything except sit back. Gamestops fundamentals and financials will speak for themselves. No wonder we saw those 2029 leaps
GameStop CEO @ryancohen wants to win.
I sat down with him and he explained how AI is changing work and hiring, his concerns about where humans fit in an automated future, and the rise of the retail investor.
We also discuss Neuralink, how he talks to shareholders, his biggest failure, and the legacy he wants to leave. $GME
YouTube: https://t.co/keO322D4YB
Spotify: https://t.co/0ixukBMZfz
Apple: https://t.co/pfIdbOOGh8
TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - AI risks & how GameStop uses AI
3:04 - How Ryan spends his time
6:05 - Hiring in the age of AI
7:45 - Why Ryan wants to learn Chinese
8:55 - Robots, UBI & human utility
13:53 - Neuralink & brain-computer interfaces
17:50 - Retail investors vs Wall Street
21:10 - Greatest strengths & weaknesses
23:05 - Shareholder communication & ignoring the noise
28:04 - Biggest failure
29:45 - Legacy & final thoughts
If last week is a good proxy, of the 8,500 US publicly traded companies, about ~5% hit a 52-week high and about ~15% hit a 52-week low.
So, if your company hit a 52-week high this week, congrats, that's top ~5%. If your company hit a 52-week low, know that you're not alone.