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Direct Registered Shares = Game Stop

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What more could you ask for?

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@Benny_Ballz You’re missing the point. Space X stock chart goes up and to the right.

[Reese Politics @ReesePolitics]

eBay CEO Jamie Iannone dumps another $2,531,580 worth of stock under Rule 10b5-1 adding to the total insider sales of net -$136,389,295 over the past five years with $0 worth of purchases.

$GME

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Surely this is something Ryan Cohen can help with? @ryancohen

[bad robot ventures @foxenflask]

As an individual retail shareholder of $GME, I want to figure out a compensation package for Ryan Cohen ASAP after we get this deal done (or withdraw from it).

It’s great optics to have removed that for the pending acquisition mostly because of how it was being represented in the media, but I thought it was more than fair to allow him to pay GameStop $3.5B for 171m shares over 9 tranches that brought market cap and earnings growth and accounted for dilution through M&A or financing activity.

He has worked incredibly hard and deserves to be compensated. And he will have to continue to work incredibly hard if those 171m shares were EVER going to be worth anywhere close to the “$35B pay day” mainstream media were touting. Growing a companies market cap by ~10x and current EBIDTA by ~30x is no easy feat and anything but “guaranteed” like the commentary has alluded to.

Anyway, I think strategically it was the best decision, but mostly because of how it has been and was going to continue to be twisted going forward. But after we get through this deal we should immediately give him a similar compensation package.

[bad robot ventures @foxenflask]

Years from now, I’ll look back on this moment with real pride, knowing this $GME shareholder community played an instrumental role in pushing the $EBAY acquisition forward alongside Ryan.

We were the 425 pressure campaign. We didn’t ask what the company could do for us; we asked what we could do for the company. We open sourced DD and we memed like we’ve never memed before.

I love each and every one of you, and I love GameStop! Let’s see this through to the finish line!

[bad robot ventures @foxenflask]

In light of $EBAY rejecting the $GME offer this morning against their fiduciary responsibilities, let's take a look at Paul S. Pressler, the board Chair, who is a shining example of what failing upwards looks like in corporate America.

He has been a director since 2015. Chairs the Corporate Governance & Nominating Committee. Has been Chairman of the Board since 2020.

He was present throughout the 2019 stalking crimes, and now sits as Chairman of the full board. In 2019, he chaired the Compensation Committee, making him central to one of the most controversial decisions in the company's history: a board meeting was convened specifically to consider whether to activate the clawback provision on Devin Wenig's exit package, and the board voted not to proceed. That package was worth approximately $57 million. During a September 2024 deposition in the civil litigation, eBay's Director Ethics Counsel testified under oath that Wenig's departure was a firing, not a resignation, and that it was directly related to the stalking scandal. Despite this, the board publicly framed the exit as a mutual decision for months, a characterization that governance critics argue constitutes a material misrepresentation to investors.

Pressler's committee also oversaw a quiet exit for former SVP Wendy Jones, who was interviewed by eBay's internal investigators on August 30 and September 6, 2019 in connection with the criminal conduct and was nonetheless allowed to remain employed through December 2020. Jones ultimately received compensation packages totaling over $11 million upon her eventual departure. Pressler became Chairman in May 2020, taking the seat from outgoing Chairman Thomas Tierney immediately after those decisions were made.

The board waited until February 26, 2026 to reform its committee charters governing risk, audit, governance, technology, and compensation. That restructuring happened one day after the Steiners' civil lawsuit settled with undisclosed terms. eBay had not restructured governance at any point after the crimes became public in 2020, after entering a federal deferred prosecution agreement admitting to six felony offenses in January 2024, or at any time while the civil trial was pending. Critics at the time noted that reforming governance while litigation was active could have made those drafts discoverable and usable as evidence by the plaintiffs' attorneys. Pressler, as Chairman, would have been the chief architect of that timing decision.

Currently, Pressler chairs the Corporate Governance and Nominating Committee, the same committee that oversees Aaron Johnson, eBay's Chief Ethics Officer. Johnson was copied on the August 2019 "Whatever. It. Takes." email from then-Communications Chief Steve Wymer before the crimes occurred. His promotion to lead company ethics, under Pressler's oversight, has drawn sustained criticism from governance observers.

Before joining eBay's board, Pressler served as President and CEO of Gap Inc. from 2002 to 2007. Former employees interviewed by BusinessWeek characterized his tenure as "total system failure." Gap recorded its third consecutive dismal holiday shopping season under his leadership, and the board moved to remove him in January 2007 after months of investor pressure and public calls for his ouster from Wall Street. Founder Don Fisher had publicly defended Pressler in the months before the termination, but the defense did not hold. The board's post-departure statement that it needed someone with "deep retail expertise" was widely read as a direct indictment of Pressler's qualifications for the role. His exit triggered immediate speculation about a sale of the company. He collected $14.5 million in severance.

Pressler served as Chairman of David's Bridal from 2012 to approximately 2018, during the period when the company was owned by private equity. By the time of his departure, David's Bridal carried approximately $760 million in debt. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in November 2018 to restructure over $400 million of that obligation. It subsequently filed for bankruptcy a second time in April 2023, this time laying off more than 9,200 employees with no funds expected to be available to unsecured creditors. The structural financial condition of the company at the time of its first bankruptcy was built during Pressler's chairmanship.

As an eBay shareholder myself, I am calling for Paul Pressler to resign immediately. No golden parachute either.

[GameStop @gamestop]

GameStop Proposes to Acquire eBay at $125.00 Per Share

https://t.co/QYynT84H7Z

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@nypost This is worse than 1 million 9/11’s.

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@MeghanMcCain

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@LoganLancing Sounds like your mind got queered as a child.

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@BlakeSNeff @tomselliott Who shot MLK Blake?

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@ShadowofEzra If they are 15 yr old he just wants to fuck em.

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@unusual_whales Brother, this shit is not unusual anymore just call it what it is. Insider trading with no concern for the law. Crime is legal, get used to it.

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So who goes to hell for killing 150 school children in Iran? Or does God just write that one off?

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@BillAckman @Israeltroops What an idiot.

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@SuppressedNws1

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@WhiteHouse @DeptofWar The Department of WAR is FIGHTING to win….. BUT this is also not a WAR?

This makes as much sense as women with penis’.

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So I guess we won’t be getting our $2,000 refund checks? 🤷🏻‍♀️Oh well, I was just going to put mine into $GME
https://t.co/E8xn23dz6x