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Profile
GameStop Corp. is an American retail company specializing in the sale of video games, gaming consoles, accessories, and other products related to the gaming industry. The company operates stores throughout the United States and also focuses on online sales through its e-commerce platform. GameStop is well-known for its presence in the physical video game market, but it also seeks to develop its online presence and digital game distribution. The company also operates a trade-in program for used games, which is an additional source of revenue. GameStop is renowned for its special editions of games and collectibles that appeal to gaming enthusiasts. Recently, GameStop has been in the spotlight due to events on the stock market and stock trading. GameStop Corp. (GME) shares are an interesting choice for investors who follow the gaming industry and seek investment opportunities in a retail company with significant growth potential.
I've seen a documentary on Netflix with this company (I don't remember the name so I don't know if that's it), but I wouldn't go for it either, although maybe the gaming industry like $ATVI or $EA might not be bad. But the documentary was about a demonstration of price manipulation so that seems risky to me.
This company provides a platform for trading stocks and cryptocurrencies.
The company became more well known during the pandemic as most people were at home and more people were working online and hence more people became interested in this platform.
It's been a while since I've read a couple of articles where they've been going on about how they change the terms within their platform as they please and kind of to their advantage.
I've seen a documentary on Netflix with this company (I don't remember the name so I don't know if that's it), but I wouldn't go for it either, although maybe the gaming industry like $ATVI or $EA might not be bad. But the documentary was about a demonstration of price manipulation so that seems risky to me.