GameStop's stock ($GME) has seen a significant rise over the past few days, with after-hours trading showing a 10% increase, reaching $30. The stock has been following a trend similar to its 2021 performance, with a potential breakout expected. Keith Gill's recent announcement about executing his call options has contributed to this upward momentum, triggering a gamma ramp. The stock bottomed at $25.20 and has since surged to nearly $29. As of the latest update, $GME is up 14%, hitting a high of $31. Analysts are watching the $32 level closely as a critical point for further gains, especially with earnings reports due next week and implied volatility (IV) still sky high.
$GME #update 1 Hr Flag breaking out but real test is 32 Will swing some if we close at highs See complete trade history from morning below https://t.co/Mq3qgCo43f https://t.co/XPE35A6noJ
$GME #update 👊⚡️ Hit 31 so far from morning idea Our stops are breakeven now, big level ahead "32" where it rejected last time, over this we can see solid squeeze, but needs to break this flag first https://t.co/LokoaNP98m https://t.co/op1qwb46DK
GameStop, $GME, is up 14% https://t.co/9rPbh19hXX