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That skull and crossbones icon next to GME in your JBM broker is a risk warning symbol. It generally means the broker considers this stock high risk or requires extra caution.
For GameStop (GME), brokers usually show this symbol for one or more of these reasons:
Most common meanings
High volatility stock
GME is known as a “meme stock”
Large, sudden price swings are common
Speculative / elevated risk classification
Broker flags it as not a “stable” investment
Often used for stocks with unusual trading activity
Special trading conditions
May have:
Margin restrictions
Limited shorting availability
Higher margin requirements
Extra compliance warnings
Retail-driven / abnormal trading behavior history
Stocks involved in past short squeezes often stay flagged permanently
What it does NOT mean
❌ It does NOT mean the company is bankrupt
❌ It does NOT mean trading is disabled
❌ It does NOT mean you cannot buy it
It’s just a warning label, not a ban.
Why GME specifically gets this symbol
GameStop is flagged because of its history with:
Extreme volatility
Short squeeze events
Heavy retail trader activity
Rapid price movements
Many brokers permanently classify it as high-risk/speculative.
To confirm exactly for JBM
Look for:
“Legend” or “Icon guide” in the app
Or hover/tap the skull icon
Each broker defines it slightly differently.
If you want, you can upload a full screenshot of the GME page in JBM and I’ll tell you the exact meaning specific to that broker.
"According to CHATGPT"
@james_six8jay Forget the ETFs they are a distraction. Look up XRPRY (receipt depository corp or DR) this one is going live tomorrow. These type of investment vehicle will net way more net inflows IMO. This is how Blackrock will file for exposure to #XRP
@ZachRector7 Hey @ZachRector7 check out XRPRY (receipt depository corp) going live tomorrow created by Citi. A "DR", not a typical ETF and is hard to find docs on the SEC file pg. You have to look for them on the EDGAR under F-6. IMO this is how Blackrock will file.