Some more intel on the dividend Warrants. They WILL be issued on or around 10/7/25. However, this is going to be based on what you have in your account(s) as of 10/3/25.
For every 10 shares of GameStop you have, you will be issued 1 Warrant dividend (Which will be listed as $GME WS). This warrant will give you the right to buy 1 share of GME directly from GameStop at the fixed price of $32.
This Warrant expires on 10/30/26. So you've got a year.
It is STRONGLY recommended that you DO NOT SELL the Warrant Dividend. Why? Because holding it to exercise it prevents that Warrant from getting into the hands of the Hedge Funds. Who are going to desperately need these.
What if $GME breaks $100? $200? $1,000? Sometime in early 26'? This means you can "EXERCISE" the Warrant to buy a share @ $32 regardless of how high the price is going.
What if $GME is only trading at $32? Is there a point to exercise it? I suppose you could simply let it expire if you're tight on cash, but, whatever you do, don't sell it.
And MAKE SURE your brokerage is going to allow you to get the actual Warrant Dividends... do NOT keep your shares in some bullshit platform like WeBull, FreeTrade, Revolut, or RobinHood... these are PFOF platforms and you OWN NOTHING. They will simply give you $32 and skip issuing your warrant. Since only 59 million will ever be issued.
Some more intel on the dividend Warrants. They WILL be issued on or around 10/7/25. However, this is going to be based on what you have in your account(s) as of 10/3/25.
For every 10 shares of GameStop you have, you will be issued 1 Warrant dividend (Which will be listed as $GME WS). This warrant will give you the right to buy 1 share of GME directly from GameStop at the fixed price of $32.
This Warrant expires on 10/30/26. So you've got a year.
It is STRONGLY recommended that you DO NOT SELL the Warrant Dividend. Why? Because holding it to exercise it prevents that Warrant from getting into the hands of the Hedge Funds. Who are going to desperately need these.
What if $GME breaks $100? $200? $1,000? Sometime in early 26'? This means you can "EXERCISE" the Warrant to buy a share @ $32 regardless of how high the price is going.
What if $GME is only trading at $32? Is there a point to exercise it? I suppose you could simply let it expire if you're tight on cash, but, whatever you do, don't sell it.
And MAKE SURE your brokerage is going to allow you to get the actual Warrant Dividends... do NOT keep your shares in some bullshit platform like WeBull, FreeTrade, Revolut, or RobinHood... these are PFOF platforms and you OWN NOTHING. They will simply give you $32 and skip issuing your warrant. Since only 59 million will ever be issued.
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