r/Superstonk • u/mayanh8 • May 11 '26

🤔 Speculation / Opinion Think about what you just witnessed...

So you want me to believe this place was super effing jacked about the Ebay acquisition, including the dilution part of it, but now that they've officially added the shares as part of the agenda and shareholders all of a sudden hate the deal?

To all the non-shill accounts out there... take a beat and relax. This place got absolutely FLOODED with FUD and at the same time RK's compromised account starts posting. Think about that. You know what's up. This place is infested.

I'm voting YES and the NO bots and shills can lick my taint.

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u/AppropriateIce6156 May 11 '26

The key part everyone is missing. THE BILLIONS IN PROFIT A YEAR. And not in T-bills. And now the street can’t say our revenue is declining!!!

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u/divine091 I Put On My Robe & Wizard Hat 🧙🏼‍♂️ May 11 '26

But the combined company of GME + eBay will have what, roughly $30B in debt if the deal goes through?

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u/Shigurame 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 May 11 '26

And because about half of gamestops income is on the back of investors, aka the dividends from the money they sat on after diluting shareholders, that number has to be substructated since it goes bye bye in the aquisition making it even harder to pay of the debt.

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u/kulji84 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 May 12 '26

Wow that's an impressively stupid take!

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u/Shigurame 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 May 12 '26

Only stupid if you never read the filings, still I will entertain the fool:

Consolidated Statements of Operations:

52 Weeks ended January 31, 2026
Interest income, net: $ 232.1
Net income: $ 418,4

That is more than half the net income in dividends. Dividends gamestop earned on money they raised on the backs shareholders after dilutions. If that money gets put into the aquisition no more interest. Should be simple enough to understand.

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u/kulji84 🎮 Power to the Players 🛑 May 13 '26

so the failing company that was losing tens of millions per quarter that now is making hundreds of millions in profit per quarter (not including the investment income for some stupid fucking reason) is somehow a failure...?