GameStop Corporation (GME) Stock Forecasts

GameStop (GME) shares rose 2% after-hours after the company raised its FY26 EBITDA outlook to $600M, nearly double FY25's $345.4M. The company also reiterated its interest in acquiring eBay (EBAY). GME stock closed the week up 1.2%, with YTD gains of 8%.

GameStop now owns 9.8% of eBay (43.39M shares) after converting derivatives and buying additional shares. This gives it voting power and increases influence as CEO Ryan Cohen pursues a takeover. eBay rejected GameStop's $125/share offer in May 2026. GME is up 9% YTD, EBAY up 29%.

GameStop (GME) shares rose after CEO Ryan Cohen bought 1.15 million shares, investing $26.4 million. Cohen's stake now exceeds 40.4 million shares, about 9%. The stock is up 20% year-to-date, but its RSI suggests overbought conditions. Insider buys signal confidence, but risks include high volatility and low institutional ownership.

GameStop's CEO and directors bought shares, with CEO Ryan Cohen purchasing 1M shares at $20.3759. The company's Q2 revenue fell 18.7% but operating income rose 141.27%. GameStop holds a $4.9B eBay stake, with the acquisition still proposed but not finalized. Management raised FY2026 Adjusted EBITDA outlook to over $650M.

GameStop shares traded near $24.51 on Sept. 23, up 2%, after CEO Ryan Cohen disclosed a $26.4M purchase of 1.15M shares at $22.94. He now owns 40.5M shares, or 8.7% of the company. GameStop's Q2 sales fell 18% YoY to $790.2M, but net income rose to $298.7M. The company raised its 2026 EBITDA outlook to over $650M.

GameStop (GME) shares rose 4% after CEO Ryan Cohen bought 1.1 million shares for $26 million, according to an SEC filing. The stock is up 30% over the past month. Analysts note the stock is 58.4% overvalued per GF Value™, with a GF Score™ of 51/100, indicating moderate investment quality.