Mike McCaskill, a volleyball referee from Kentucky, started buying cheap weekly call options on GameStop in 2019 despite losing money for over a year. He recognized the stock's high short interest and held conviction through losses. In January 2021, after Ryan Cohen's involvement and media buzz, McCaskill made a large bet on $60 calls and sold near the peak at $347, netting around $25 million. His story highlights the importance of experience, patience, and disciplined exits in speculative trading.
GameStop trades at USD 24.70 on Pluang as of Oct 05, 2026 03:21 WIB, up 2.45% in the last day. The stock's market cap stands at $12.46 billion with a volume of 13,125,473 shares. Investors typically hold GameStop for about 61 days on Pluang, showing steady interest in the stock since the 2021 events.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen and three company directors have been buying shares throughout September 2026 at progressively higher prices, showing strong insider confidence in the stock. Cohen purchased over 1.6 million shares in late September alone, wit...
GameStop's stock rose 4% following CEO Ryan Cohen's recent purchase of 450,000 shares worth $10.6 million, continuing his pattern of insider buying that has supported the stock despite challenges in the traditional gaming retail business. This buying...
GameStop's CEO Ryan Cohen and other insiders bought a total of $57 million in shares in September, reversing previous selling trends. This insider buying followed a strong Q2 earnings report that showed record operating income and boosted collectible...
GameStop's CEO Ryan Cohen and other executives have made significant insider purchases of millions of shares, showing strong confidence in the company's future despite recent stock price volatility. These buys were active decisions, not pre-scheduled...
