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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Seasonally-adjusted EPS has been a consistent stair-step up for 2 years. Declining revenue does not matter; they're squeezing more profit out of the revenue that's left than they were out of the gobs of revenue they had before. Th
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
I don't know what your issue with Gamestop is, but calling it "a sinking company" is wildly inaccurate, bordering on delusion.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Well, how much more value? It seems like an awful lot of work to make thousands, if not millions, of shareholders very angry with you, if he's just adding cents-per-dollar to his net worth. I'm not saying that that isn't his
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Why wouldn't they? Before he showed up, Gamestop had years of negative earnings per share. They haven't had a negative EPS quarter in almost 2 years, now. That seems like a serious turnaround.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Well, look at what you can already do with their trading card program. You could just list cards yourself on eBay, of course. You could drop them off at a shipper to send them off. You could keep them at home while you're waiting for a
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/GME/gamestop/eps-e... There's something else going on. The other companies known for being meme stocks are doing substantially worse in terms of share price
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
And yet... https://tradingeconomics.com/gme:us:eps (Macrotrends has it, too.) What's more important, revenue or profit?
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Eh. The capital was provided by various share offerings and, most recently, a bond sale, which retail probably and definitely did not buy, respectively. But here's the fun part. All of those issuances were made during periods of weirdl
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Had similar issues. eBay being a mediator for your money but not the actual items is maybe inherently a dysfunctional system. They don't make any representations as to the accuracy of a listing, but will happily pass judgment on whethe
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
They haven't been on the verge of bankruptcy since they paid off their own loans. This deal will actually be the closest they've been to bankruptcy since like 2022, because they'll actually have interest payments to make.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Total revenue declined because they closed stores. But income went up because those stores were losing money. They also made a lot off of interest on their cash, but that is going to get cut by about 30% if this goes through, as the combine
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Buyers? Sure. (Unless you're like me and paranoid after getting porch-pirated.) Sellers...?
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
You asked what could be improved with Gamestop. Public knowledge of Gamestop locations is a boon if people don't know where your existing fulfillment centers are.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Can you tell me where your local eBay fulfillment center is? I can tell you where my local Gamestop is (no, not that one, the other one).
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
That's true. But they also have a $6 billion cash cushion to try to service that debt.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
It depends. If Gamestop is able to find the efficiencies that the CEO is claiming, EPS jumps between 50 and 100 percent. Gamestop shareholders get diluted down to owning a smaller piece of a much bigger earnings pie. That's if you don&
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
In this case, if the deal goes through at the price given, eBay's liquid assets are untouched. The cash portion is paid out entirely through the loan and Gamestop's cash.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
I don't think this is a serious assessment. For years, the core business of both companies has been facilitating the flow of used goods. Gamestop has moved strongly into collectibles recently, with a partnership with collectible gradin
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Weird thing to do to your preteen in your 40s.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
I'm not sure how the favorite (families have them) doing what the family wanted (becoming the one who is successful) is spiting anything. And it sure would be funny if the calculator was a one-off instead of just one instance in a patt
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Must have been closer to 20 years, 84(+) didn't come out until 2004. Gonna be pedantic/crotchety about this because I got into advanced math classes but it was my brother who got the 84+ (I had to settle for a 83+). Guess who&#x27
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
n=1 That's a personal choice. You alone should be able to decide if that's worth the complications it introduces to your taxes and your relationship with your employer. However, the cleanest and most dignified route is to pay for
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Debt is also a way of normalizing, essentially, wage theft. You're encouraged to use credit to bridge gaps when what you're paid doesn't cover your necessities, let alone other expenses that you're expected to take on. W
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Yes? Modern portable computing enables counter-surveillance of police, better communication and knowledge access for dissidents, and interface with institutional computer systems for any number of ends. The George Floyd protests don't
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
From the state's perspective, probably along the same lines as why long guns are allowed with permit in many countries where handguns are banned.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
They don't get credit for this particular thing because many, many users lost years of their location data in the transition, and most of the rest had theirs corrupted. It was a poorly-executed transition that screwed a lot of people,
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
Post screenshots of the web app.
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by 59percentmore 6mo ago
>Empty landing page with a "Sign in with Google" button >Can't find anyone else talking about it online, no screenshots of the gameplay, nothing That's gonna be a no from me, dawg. It sounds like a cool