$GameStop(GME)$ Certain longs here don't want you to see this:Since $Best Buy(BBY)$ is on GME’s news feed, may I suggest you check out GME’s closest comparison. They have a price/earnings ratio of 14 and pay a 5% divy. Even without the divy (which adds even more value), with that price/earnings ratio GME would be just 27 cents. Best Buy also have $1.5B in cash, and would have billions more if they didn’t pay many dividends over the years.The trajectory of GME is fervently DOWNWARD hurtling toward $15 a share or lower. It is defunct, meaningless, and a thing of the past. Forgotten and abandoned. A failing, prehistoric company. FYI.Red Arrows GIF by Study Legal English

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