Shit post. IMO GME doesn't issue the reminder if they intend to extend. zig a zig ah i guess

GME 200 characters Ryan Cohen something about a kitty and a wizard i like the stock and i also like to party

This ctb is insane does it help us or do absolutely nothing . Anyone know the answer or am I looking into garbage!!! With this insane ctb I would assume if gme stocks went itm this could be really good for gme. 🤷‍♂️

Dick wipes are shorting with borrowed warrants that the brokerages don’t have with a promise to deliver. Brokerages will be on the hook for them if somehow they go in the money or get extended.

Which is great except, right now, it seems like free money for everyone except the actual GameStop investors.

This is either a brilliant plan, or a grift on the same scale as BOBBY and APE stock.

Edit for those who need to be spoon fed: Watrants can be extended at any time.

A change in strike price would require a notice.

Look it up people.

All short positions, even warrants, are hedged somehow. As expected, the warrant shorting is hedged by shorting GameStop (the underlying stock).

If warrants are extended, their delta will surge dramatically, thus catching market makers unhedged.

Millions of shares would then need to be purchased to hedge...causing at least a sneeze.

IMRO, Wednesday would be a perfect time to announce the warrants have been extended.

If this happens, then Ryan Cohen will achieve Ape-God status forever.

If not, then we'll know he forgot to push the "Retard off" button

BTW: extension doesn't require a warning. Changing the strike place does (20 days I think?)

P.S.: We'll know the warrants are being extended when GameStop suddenly shoots up a couple dollars, Indicating someone tipped off the hedgies about a warrant extension filing.

As the title said, do so in order for the warrants to adjust prior to the 29th. GME warrants won’t go back again unless the underlying stock is pumped over to $32.

If everyone keeps hoarding Warrants, there is no point on the underlying stock to move.

Keep your positions around a 70/30 ratio in my opinion (warrant/stock).

Good luck.

As the title said, interesting numbers on these GME options… Also look at $18.50… So don’t chant victory yet.

Just keep buying the underlying stock.

The goal is to maximise the positive short-to-medium term reaction in the common stock, balancing three competing factors:
Sentiment / optics — The market (especially retail) likes seeing the warrants “saved” or improved.

Probability of a successful capital raise — Higher chance that warrants are exercised = more cash comes into the company.

Dilution control — Avoid making the warrants so attractive that the market immediately prices in heavy, low-priced dilution.

Recommended optimal combination
6–9 month extension + strike reduced to $25–$26
Parameter
Suggested Range
Why this is optimal for the common stock
Extension duration
6 to 9 months
Long enough to give the stock a realistic chance to rise and for orderly exercises, but short enough that the warrant overhang does not linger for years.
New strike price
$25 – $26
Modestly above the current ~$23.35 price. This keeps the warrants out-of-the-money today (limiting immediate dilution pressure) while making exercise plausible if the stock moves higher. Cash raised per share remains relatively high.
Why this combination is superior for the common stock
Strong positive sentiment without looking desperate.

Meaningful increase in the probability that a large portion of the ~59 million warrants will eventually be exercised → potential for ~$1.5 billion in cash at a decent price.

Dilution is real but not punitive (strike is still above the current share price).

Avoids the two extremes that can hurt the stock:
Too aggressive (e.g. $20 strike + 12 months) → market focuses on heavy low-priced dilution.

Too timid (e.g. $30 strike + 3 months) → limited capital-raise probability and weaker sentiment boost.

Expected impact on GME common stock
Under this combination, a realistic short-term reaction would be in the +8% to +20% range on announcement (stronger than a mild tweak, but more sustainable than an extremely aggressive sweetening).
Other combinations ranked for common-stock benefit
Rank
Combination
Expected short-term stock reaction
Comment
1
6–9 months + $25–$26 strike
Strongest balanced upside
Best risk/reward for the common
2
9–12 months + $24–$25 strike
Very strong but higher dilution risk
Close second
3
3–6 months + $23–$24 strike
Good, but shorter window reduces capital-raise probability
Solid but inferior
4
12 months + $20–$22 strike
Sharp initial spike, then dilution overhang weighs
Better for warrants than for common
5
Pure extension (no strike cut)
Mild positive
Weakest positive impact
Bottom line:
A 6–9 month extension combined with a new strike of $25–$26 offers the highest probability of maximising the benefit to GME’s common stock price. It delivers a clear positive signal and a realistic path to a sizeable capital raise while keeping dilution at a level the market can reasonably digest.

Accounts claiming to buy more warrants and advocating for others to do the same, selling the hope that Gme will extend them are associated with entities selling those warrants short. The posts I’ve seen claiming to do so seem to be getting lots of “positive” attention. Unless something drastic happens in the next three days, it doesn’t matter how many are buying warrants. They still expire

He’s either incompetent (see Splividend and BTC purchase) or he is intentionally holding down the price until a merger or acquisition is formalized.

Why would he do that?

If he is going to buy EBay or t0w3l or Butterfly or KO$$ or whatever, he can’t have a stock ripping like it did in 2024. The price will shoot up and then be aggressively shorted again by Wall Street.

Any board of directors on the acquired company would have an obligation to massively discount GME’s stock price in the terms. And if the stock is volatile during negotiations then the stock can be merely dismissed as a volatile crazy and unreliable medium of exchange.

Think about 2024 before GME diluted. What was the fair stock price? $45? $80? $35? RK went on a live stream and saw the stock drop 20%+ in price while he was on air. He did not say or do anything and the algos killed the stock while he was just sitting there like an accident victim.

An Ebay board member CANNOT agree to a GME share price in that type of ripping environment

Every tool RC has deployed from the convertible bonds to the warrants was designed to dilute and protect against this scenario.

In the meantime, we are stuck waiting. If two or three more years pass and y is not partnered/merged with GME, or if the t0w3l bankruptcy case ends without any revelation there, or if no other company is acquired (eNXH owns B@by now - remember how badly he wanted B@by), then in my mind the only conclusion is RC does not know how to handle the stock and he’s incompetent.

However, if you presume he and the people around him know what they are doing, then the suppression of the price makes sense.

If a new warrant is issued after this one expires it should be considered a dividend and sold. If a new VWAP period opens up (and GME still could do several) then the price will fall and it’s a good time to buy shares.

If nothing happens and in 2029 we are wondering why this stock still meanders around $20, then you’ll have your answer.

I’m still holding out hope, and I really hope an announcement is made after next quarter’s earnings. I also think it is entirely reasonable to be annoyed by all of this. The splividend and BTC purchase really scream incompetency, but I think there should still be an opportunity here.

But the clock is ticking and patience is wearing thin.

I used to be one of you. Defending the thesis, hyping the stock, repeating the talking points, and believing that everyone who disagreed was an enemy.
Looking back, GME was an echo chamber. Every dip was manipulation. Every criticism was FUD. Every prediction that failed was somehow part of the master plan. And anyone who dared to question the narrative was labeled.
At some point, I realized I’d spent more time defending my investment than objectively evaluating it.
So I sold.
+$45,000 realized profit. No regrets. No bags. No imaginary MOASS calculations to justify my decisions.
The funniest part? You can make money on a stock without believing in a movement, worshipping a chairman, or spending your days trying to convince strangers on Reddit that you’re right.
I know exactly what the comments will look like. Paper hands. Paid by Wall Street. Whatever helps you sleep at night.
That’s the beauty of selling. Your insults can’t bring my shares back, and your conviction can’t put money in my account.
I hope GME does well. Seriously. But I don’t need it to moon to feel like I won.
I came for the investment. I left with $45K.
Some of you are still waiting for financial freedom while treating a subreddit like a religion.