> Details of the potential offer for eBay couldn’t be learned.
This appears to be an attention stunt, of which Cohen has done a few since GME became a meme stock.
Some unknown tiny company made an offer to takeover Yahoo (or some similar company)… the tiny company made headlines for a moment then disappeared again.
It was an example of dot com silliness.
Can’t for the life of me remember, and Google can’t seem to either.
Ryan Cohen is rich but he's not that rich.
Gamestop and eBay have no synergy. Gamestop can't possibly run eBay better than eBay's current management. It's a meme stock looking to make noise so they can get a higher stock price, and then unload their shares onto the public market to raise cash.
GME has 3x'ed their shares outstanding since Covid.
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/GME/gamestop/share...
What would be these few attention stunts he did?
They did have an NFT marketplace but it was shut.
What dramatic statements are you on about? Have you read/listened to him at all?
If you check eBay & GME's stock prices after the announcement, the market seems to think there are at least serious discussions here if not more.
A good place to start: https://youtu.be/5pYeoZaoWrA?si=3YZ1SpRxOB9sglVG
Also, what's a meme stock? How would you define that?
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