GME stock is down 65% this year after a torrid few months for the video retailer. GameStop Corp’s (NYSE:GME) attempt to move from the physical video game retailing model backfired, and efforts to sell the company also fell flat.
Investors are eagerly waiting for the Q2 report on September 10, but expectations are very low. Probabilities seem inclined towards the company’s underperforming targets instead of surprising Wall Street with positive news.
GameStop Looks to Stabilize the BusinessFollowing the sale of the Spring Mobile segment, which largely accounted for its consumer tech business, GameStop’s ...
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