
GameStop has announced a new at-the-market (ATM) stock offering of 20 million shares on September 10, marking its second such offering in three months. The company, which has been a focal point of the meme stock phenomenon, continues to capitalize on market interest despite its share price volatility. GameStop shares have recently fallen below the $20 mark for the third time since late May, currently down 14%. The market's reaction to GameStop's earnings report and the new stock offering has been mixed, with some investors seeing it as an opportunity for options trading.




$GME around $20 looks interesting to me for a swing trade.
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