I randomly checked about fifteen of the stores on that list - all closed. I suspect the list was started in January 2024 and is kept updated throughout the year to the present. Obviously you didn't bother to check this.
Look, anon, your schtick about all of the 300 store closures being shuttered being in Germany is false. You fervently want to believe in your fantasy so have at it. You can attack the messenger all you want here, but the fact remains that I've provided information, real data, to those who choose to consider it. Your implication that my stance is "blah blah", as you term it, is juvenile, and meant to throw shade on my intentions here. I assume this is based on the fact that you don't like the reality of these store closures - so much so that you literally told another anon that all those store closures were in Germany when they're not. Now you're admitting that they have been "trimming the fat... Nothing new...".
What is it you want here, anon? Any facts you don't like should not be shared? Any new disclosures, any new projections, from the CEO here should not be shared if they're not in line with what you want to hear? He's signalling that there will be more store closures coming, but you don't want this to happen? As a (former, currently inactive) investor myself I take in ALL data to keep a pulse on what direction firms I've invested in are moving, if I agree with the CEOs, how I think this might affect valuations, etc.
Personally I'm currently bullish on the market (with notable exceptions like healthcare), mostly due to the incoming political leader and administration. I have not studied the gaming market nor this GameStop firm, have read posts about it here, but I suspect at least some of the current downturn in sales and concurrent store closures has to do with the past four years of crushing inflationary pressure causing people's discretionary spending to be severely curtailed. Perhaps that's why the CEO has been vague about the number of upcoming store closures as he waits to see how Trump's first months and year affect his firm's market and future projections. Or he may genuinely just want to alter the layout of his company's holdings and segue into different products. Whatever the future holds it's my opinion that the more data an investor has, the better decisions they can make.
Yes, the Breitbart article has a negative slant to it, but it's incumbent upon us to pull out facts, real data, from information provided however they choose to portray it.
You can do whatever you want with this data - ignore it, fantasize it away in your mind and try to convince others it's not true as well, etc. Your choice, your consequences. Others here who have an interest in this can make their own decisions as to what to do with it.
I randomly checked about fifteen of the stores on that list - all closed. I suspect the list was started in January 2024 and is kept updated throughout the year to the present. Obviously you didn't bother to check this.
Look, anon, your schtick about all of the 300 store closures being shuttered being in Germany is false. You fervently want to believe in your fantasy so have at it. You can attack the messenger all you want here, but the fact remains that I've provided information, real data, to those who choose to consider it. Your implication that my stance is "blah blah", as you term it, is juvenile, and meant to throw shade on my intentions here. I assume this is based on the fact that you don't like the reality of these store closures - so much so that you literally told another anon that all those store closures were in Germany when they're not. Now you're admitting that they have been "trimming the fat... Nothing new...".
What is it you want here, anon? Any facts you don't like should not be shared? Any new disclosures, any new projections, from the CEO here should not be shared if they're not in line with what you want to hear? He's signalling that there will be more store closures coming, but you don't want this to happen? As a (former, currently inactive) investor myself I take in ALL data to keep a pulse on what direction firms I've invested in are moving, if I agree with the CEOs, how I think this might affect valuations, etc.
Personally I'm currently bullish on the market (with notable exceptions like healthcare), mostly due to the incoming political leader and administration. I have not studied the gaming market nor this GameStop firm, have read posts about it here, but I suspect at least some of the current downturn in sales and concurrent store closures has to do with the past four years of crushing inflationary pressure causing people's discretionary spending to be severely curtailed. Perhaps that's why the CEO has been vague about the number of upcoming store closures as he waits to see how Trump's first months and year affect his firm's market and future projections. Or he may genuinely just want to alter the layout of his company's holdings and segue into different products. Whatever the future holds it's my opinion that the more data an investor has, the better decisions they can make.
Yes, the Breitbart article has a negative slant to it, but it's incumbent upon us to pull out facts, real data, from information provided however they choose to portray it. You can do whatever you want with this data - ignore it, fantasize it away in your mind and try to convince others it's not true as well, etc. Your choice, your consequences. Others here who have an interest in this can make their own decisions as to what to do with it.
Another wall of text for something that you totally dont care about.
Im not here to convince you of anything. Just go ahead and short it genius.
Not shorting anything, anon. Lost respect for you when you made up "facts" to suit your feelings. Done engaging with you.