GameStop Corp.
NYSEGME short interest surges 47% in one week to 10.8% of float, driven by fresh CEO buying exceeding $98M over 90 days; cost to borrow remains minimal at 0.34%.
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Snapshot as of 19 Oct 2026
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Read on ORTEX →Sign up for premiumGameStop now has two forces moving in opposite directions at the same time: a CEO who spent $22.8 million buying his own stock in a single session, and a short book that has grown 51% in one week. The insider story is…
GameStop has spent the past week in a tug of war: the CEO spent $17 million buying shares on October 2, the stock added 4.2% on the week, and short sellers responded by methodically rebuilding positions they had been…
GameStop closes out September at $23.76, down 1% on the week, and the question that matters is increasingly simple: Ryan Cohen has spent roughly $59 million buying shares in the open market over the past 90 days, and…
GameStop has now run the same play twice in three weeks — shorts build, CEO buys publicly, bears cover — and the stock is up 12% on the week to $24.03 as a result. The insider story is the most newsworthy thread here,…
GameStop is doing something unusual for a meme stock: it is consolidating well above its recent base without squeeze mechanics, short sellers, or Wall Street support to hold it there. The week's most striking data…
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