GameStop (GME) experienced a significant after-hours rally on May 24, jumping over 18% following the announcement that it raised approximately $933 million through an 'At-The-Market' equity offering program. The company sold 45 million shares at just under $21 per share. This move has sparked various reactions from investors, with some attributing the rise to the influence of social media figures like Roaring Kitty. The stock's recent performance has been volatile, with a 62% drop over the last seven trading days. Despite the recent uptick, there are concerns about the long-term sustainability of the stock's value, with some predicting it could eventually drop to zero.
Morons like this are a misallocation of brain matter … $GME IMHO https://t.co/N6ciBFKNFk
While you left work early yesterday, GameStop stayed late and rallied Everyone's favorite meme stock jumped more than 12% after market close as the company announced it raised nearly $1 billion from its share sale program https://t.co/XsNqcPywxd
June 3-6. The entire thing is manipulated by hedge funds including "Roaring Kitty" he's bought & paid for. I'll post when the lines are about to cross so you can jump in & realize how manipulated this market is. The fake prophet Keith Gill will suddenly reappear to pump hedges. https://t.co/jluCYGifY9