I think the gang on social media will rally up the troops so that we won't see the real price for some time now. Maybe a year or two after more quarterly losses and silent guidance.

The apes are pretty good at keeping the blinders on and ignoring very blatant fails by management and spinning them as positive. Apparently, getting rid of a COO within 1 year of hiring is a good thing. With any other company, that would be a signal of bad management. For GME, it's cleaning house. When the CEO doesn't say anything at the earnings call, no guidance, no Q&A.

Somehow that's positive too. Let's buy more stock.$GameStop(GME)$