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This post was compiled with the help of Chatgpt. What if his first move is making GameStop dramatically stronger first?
Here's the way I see it.
Ryan Cohen has already committed to investing $500 million of his own money. Let's say he starts with a $200 million purchase. That's nearly 9 million shares at around $23.
Then, after an appropriate period of time, GameStop begins using part of its already authorized $2 billion share repurchase program. Yesterday I said GME is probably already buying back stock, who knows? Let's suppose the company buys another $500 million worth of stock.
Now you've got roughly $700 million of buying coming from Ryan Cohen and GameStop itself.
Those aren't day traders, They aren't hedge funds.Those are the people who know the company better than anyone.
That alone removes more than 30 million shares from the normal trading supply through insider ownership and corporate repurchases.
Then retail investors, institutions and The Street starts noticing. What's going on here? We'll see signs right?
If GameStop continues executing its business plan and reports another strong earnings quarter in September, confidence could continue building. As demand increases while the effective supply becomes tighter, I believe the stock price is very likely to move higher. I can't tell you exactly where it goes, but I personally don't think a double or even a triple from today's levels is out of the question if everything falls into place.
Now think about what happens next.
Once the stock trades comfortably above the $32 warrant exercise price, warrant holders have a strong incentive to exercise. If all of the outstanding warrants were eventually exercised, GameStop could receive nearly $1.9 billion in new cash.
Take that into consideration.
GameStop uses part of its buyback authorization while the stock is relatively inexpensive, then potentially brings almost all of that money back into the company through warrant exercises at a higher price.
And remember, the company doesn't have to use the entire $2 billion authorization all at once. It could still have significant buying power available if management believed the shares remained undervalued. But perhaps they continue aggressively enough to use a substantial amount of the $2B to remove all doubt that GME IS BUYING OUT eBay!
One more thought, and this is pure speculation.
For quite a while now, estimates have circulated within parts of the GameStop community suggesting there could be a very large number of synthetic or fake short shares in the market. Some people have even suggested numbers approaching one billion shares. I have no way to verify those estimates, and I'm not presenting them as fact.
But what if they're even partially true?
What if Ryan Cohen eventually invests his full $500 million, or even decides to invest more?
What if GameStop eventually uses most of its $2 billion authorization?
What if strong earnings continue, nearly $1.9 billion comes into the company from warrant exercises, and investor demand keeps growing?
Yes that's several "What If's" But we're also talking about no other course but to buy eBay and turn GME into a Holding type of company.
If all of those things happened over the next several months, where could GameStop's stock price really go?
I honestly don't know. Maybe $50...$75....$100... Higher?
Nobody knows.
But one thing I do believe is this: if Ryan Cohen, GameStop, and investors are all buying while the business continues improving, I think the odds favor a substantially higher stock price than we see today.
We'll see.
Not financial advice. Just the thoughts of a crazy guy with a vision.

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