>>60198503
Still comfy waitin' and holdin'.

>Summary

GameStop Info
>Complete corporate revamp by Ryan Cohen
>Debt free with positive increases and reductions (see ER); $4.775 billion cash and cash equivalents on hand + high inventory

DRS & Computershare
>~69.5 million shares of ~447.08: 16% total held by Mar. 19, 2025
>~71.0 of ~446.8: 16% by Dec 4, 2024
>~72.8 of ~426.5: 17% by Sep 4
>~74.6 of ~351: 21% by Jun 5
>
>~75.3 of ~305 25% held by Mar 20, 2024,
>~75.4 by Nov 30, 2023, ~75.4 by Aug 31, ~76.6 by Jun 1, ~76.0 by Mar 22 Vs Cede & Co
>
>Previously 71.8 (17.95) M shares DRS'd by Oct 29, 2022, 71.3 by Jul 30,
>12.7 of ~77 by Apr. 30, 8.9 by Jan 29
>and 5.2 by Oct. 30 2021

Unfuddable
>Shorts never closed and there exists more fakes than real shares
>'MOASS' is a matter of time

Further information can found by reading the OP or DYOR!
Reply to this pasta for any confusion.

WGAMI!

Other news/reminders:
Thursday RRP: 196.265B, 46P = 4.267B per (roughly)
Friday RRP: 184.499B, 40P = 4.612475B per
Monday RRP: 148.146B, 30P = 4.9382B per

New investor site has direct link to SEC for old filings
>4-for-1 Stock Split - Form of a stock dividend (Record: Jul 18, 2022; Dist. 21st AH)
See: 2022-07-06 8-K
>Q4 24 8-K/10-K
See: 2025-03-25
>2024 Proxy Statement: Stock given in comp issued as RSUs that vest in quarterly increments over 4 years.
>798 pg SEC doc confessions of FIs/MMs/HFs/DCEs/Swaps Counterparties etc on short selling transparency
sec.gov/comments/s7-11-23/s71123-typec.pdf

>100 page comparison DD
https://pdfhost.io/v/05TEEk3U6_MOV_GME_Comparison_Doc

>Legacy links
wallet.gamestop.com
nft.gamestop.com
www.gmedd.com/report-model (Nov 2021)
>Use archives
Avoid DSPP:
reddit.com/r/DRSyourGME/comments/12pfm9s/
>GME shorted percentage of float as of Jan 15th, 2021: 226.42%
www.rosenlegal.com/media/casestudy/2289_Robinhood%20-%20Initial%20Complaint%20-%20Market%20Manipulation%204835-8623-1514%20v.2.pdf

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Bed Bath & Beyond’s evolution under Beyond, Inc. (NYSE: BYON) continues to capture attention in ways few would have predicted after the bankruptcy filings of 2023. The brand relaunch through BedBathandBeyond.com, the modest price tag of roughly 26 million dollars for the combined acquisitions of Bed Bath & Beyond and BuyBuy BABY, and whispers of a 2025 return to select physical storefronts point to a transformation that is leaner and potentially more impactful. At the same time, a more intricate story is unfolding behind the scenes, and it stretches well beyond simple corporate restructuring.

Much of the speculation involves Ryan Cohen and the puzzle of how GameStop, BBBY, insider moves, and heavily redacted court proceedings might be interlinked. Questions abound regarding Shelly Lombard, personally chosen by Cohen, who appears to be absent from a fraud lawsuit that names nearly every other key player. Her decision to retain Nick Lewin, a seasoned national security prosecutor rather than the typical corporate attorney, has ignited theories that something more significant is brewing. Hindenburg Research abruptly shut down around the same time, which raises further eyebrows among those who view it as a short-seller tool for deep-pocketed Wall Street interests. It isn’t hard to wonder why so much effort goes into dismissing these connections as mere “conspiracy” when the underlying data, market behavior, and court docket redactions consistently indicate that a high-stakes game is underway.

>>60198737
Retail investors who have tracked the storyline note that insider buying at GameStop has been almost nonexistent, except for Larry Cheng. They point to Cheng’s background in capital markets and his past appearance on a niche podcast where Bed Bath & Beyond was discussed, interpreting this as another clue that certain individuals are positioning themselves quietly. In parallel, institutions like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan have been purchasing bonds at a pace that does not fit the narrative of a “dead” company. The question of why these seasoned financial powerhouses would allocate capital to a supposedly failing enterprise only deepens the suspicion that something major has yet to be revealed.

The cast of characters grows even more intriguing when examining cameo appearances by Roaring Kitty, who briefly mentioned BBBY on his stream after years of relative silence, and Brett Icahn, who has faded from the public eye. Docket information shows Ryan Cohen appearing in multiple roles at once—debtor, creditor, and interested party—which does not fit the usual playbook for a straightforward bankruptcy or brand buyout. High-level financial firms such as 6th Street are lining up for access to redacted court details, and the presence of organizations connected to high-profile public figures only fuels the notion that there is a bigger plan in motion. Seemingly random moments, like Patty Wu dressing up like a pirate on social media or Paris Hilton following certain online personalities, have become lore among the investor community. Whether these moves are strategic breadcrumbs or distractions, they point to a far more convoluted situation than standard corporate drama.

>>60198737
Wow what strange happenings. Too bad bbby has been canceled and there is no possible recovery for shareholders of the canceled stock.

>>60198748
Within all of this, Bed Bath & Beyond still holds valuable brand equity. At one time, it generated multi-billion-dollar revenues, so the potential for a comeback is not purely hypothetical. Macroeconomic factors in 2025 look more favorable as inflation cools and consumer spending rebounds, opening the door for new retail success stories. The online relaunch has already sparked renewed interest, and rumors of a “non-traditional” physical footprint could complement the e-commerce platform. If pending litigation outcomes direct fresh capital or settlement funds to Beyond, Inc., the brand might reclaim a larger share of the home-goods market than many anticipate. Adding to the momentum is the ongoing fascination with the stock across social media channels, where calls for a broader investigation into market manipulation intersect with bullish projections for the retailer itself.

Whether it is the alleged involvement of Ryan Cohen, the top-tier legal teams, or the hush-hush court dockets, there is little doubt that something unusual is happening behind the curtains. Mainstream financial outlets may dismiss the chatter as conspiracy theory, but retail investors and a growing number of analysts see an interconnected web of corporate interests, political connections, and legacy institutions jockeying for position. The abrupt closure of certain research outfits, the conspicuous silence of key insider figures, and the rumored alignment of global personalities all point to a story larger than a single retailer’s battle for survival. What unfolds could either confirm the suspicions of a massive coordinated effort or reveal a simpler explanation that merges standard bankruptcy proceedings with an opportunistic rebranding campaign. For now, this remains one of the most captivating, and at times confounding, developments in the market, where the line between strategy and subterfuge seems to grow blurrier by the day.

>>60198769
In fact, the interplay of events around these two companies is so entangled that ignoring one while focusing on the other overlooks the fundamental thread uniting them. Start with Ryan Cohen, a linchpin figure who gained fame steering GameStop through a transformational phase and who also emerged as a central, though sometimes cryptic, participant in BBBY’s saga. He has shaped board appointments, engaged in strategic discussions, and sparked a swirl of rumors each time his name appears in a filing. That alone intertwines these tickers in a way that cannot be dismissed.

Consider the legal complexities. There are countless redactions in court dockets tied to BBBY’s bankruptcy proceedings. For some reason, these filings invoke a level of curiosity usually reserved for major financial controversies. Why maintain such secrecy unless the stakes are higher and broader? Investors in GameStop recall the intense focus on short positions, alleged market manipulation, and sudden spikes in volatility. That same drama now seems to trail BBBY. The common denominator is not just Cohen’s involvement; it is the broader pattern of behind-the-scenes moves, abrupt insider shifts, and notable legal maneuvers that have turned both companies into case studies of a modern-day David-versus-Goliath narrative. Retail investors accuse institutional players of orchestrating clandestine campaigns to undermine, short, or otherwise control outcomes.

>>60198785
Add to this the hush-hush board activities and the use of specialized lawyers linked to national security. It becomes clear that those calling these connections “off-topic” may be missing how these developments are interwoven. Look at the pattern. Corporate insiders vanish from public view or go silent. Big-name short research outfits mysteriously close up shop. Major banks show up buying bonds in companies the mainstream media claims have no future. It mirrors the script that surrounded GameStop in 2021, although the stakes here could be even higher. GME’s earlier transformation caught much of Wall Street by surprise, and BBBY’s strong brand recognition and once-massive revenue base add another level of complexity.

If you take a broader view beyond the basic question of who is buying or selling, you see cameo appearances by figures like Roaring Kitty. His mention of BBBY on his stream has sparked speculation that something bigger is unfolding. There is also Brett Icahn’s puzzling radio silence, which stands in stark contrast to his normally high-profile dealmaking. These details are rarely as random as they might look. They connect back to Cohen, to labyrinthine litigation, and to the possibility of a multi-front chess match involving GME, BBBY, and perhaps other well-known retail chains. Even the current macro environment, with inflation cooling and consumer spending on an upswing, supports the idea that a well-timed union of these brands, or a coordinated restructuring featuring elements like an NFT-oriented ecosystem or digital coupon strategy, could forge a retail empire that merges investor devotion with mainstream consumer appeal.

>>60198802
At this point, we have a mosaic that includes mounting evidence of bond purchases by elite institutions, allegations that certain voices online may be astroturfing capitulation narratives, and speculation about closed-door negotiations featuring the same cast of characters moving back and forth between these tickers. This is not a wild conspiracy theory invented by novices; it is a confluence of corporate disclosures, obscure legal documents, and oddly timed media coverage hinting at a deeper story. So when someone says these posts are off-topic, they are overlooking the overarching plot line that ties BBBY and GME together. This thread is woven through redacted court files, cryptic social media teases, insider intrigue, and the footprints of big institutions all converging on the battlefield of retail investing. Ignoring these links is like skipping the second half of a novel just because the plot gets complicated. The interdependencies remain, recognized or not, and anyone who has been following the details can sense the building momentum.

>>60198764
nice cope, recovery is legally possible, matter of fact thats why the expert markets were created, to shore up the massive liability in naked shorted companies which still exist, and are never closed to avoid closing the short which creates a taxable event.

>>60198855
No.

>>60198819
Based I bought 50,000 shares of bbby before they declared bankruptcy.

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>>60198737
>>60198748
>>60198769
>>60198785
>>60198802
>>60198819

expect delays:

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>>60200585

holy fuck just stop posting already it's been half a fucking decade of this useless shit. you're all mentally retarded.

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Why would RC offer 400m to buy bbby?

>>60202712
4 empty zones, im thinking hyjal mountain, pirate coast, anubis sands, frozen tundra wastes

>>60202712
2 more zones, volcanic highlands, i havent checked out below the undead starter area yet

>>60202712
top of kalimdor just make that an extension of darkshore

Expect delays, Ryan Cohen is being held up in his restructuring of BBBY.

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>>60198503
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Everything about this idea fits neatly into the broader tapestry that has been unfolding around GME and Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY), especially if you’ve been paying close attention to Ryan Cohen’s maneuvers, the labyrinth of legal filings, and the hush-hush redactions that keep popping up in dockets. People have been theorizing that GME would attempt some sort of pivot into a holding company for months, but the last 10-K signals a barrier to that path if they try to go it alone. That’s where this so-called “dead shell” lines up perfectly: it has the baggage that can be discharged through settlements and litigation, plus potential tax advantages reminiscent of how Berkshire Hathaway rose from the ashes of a failing textile operation. If everything goes according to plan, it paves the way for an IPO on tZero or another alternative platform. It's exactly the kind of disruptive move that Cohen would orchestrate.
The idea is that Ryan Cohen merges his recently streamlined holding company (the one he just cleared out) with the butterfly shell, cleans up remaining debts through the wave of legal actions, and emerges on the other side with a brand-new corporate entity. That entity would offer GME holders a conversion or exchange for shares or units in the fresh outfit. Once that happens, you’ve effectively got a newly minted holding company capable of pivoting wherever Cohen’s vision takes it—whether that means an e-commerce juggernaut, a digital asset marketplace, or something else that ties in the rumored NFT angle. It’s not unlike how Berkshire Hathaway became a vehicle for Warren Buffett’s diverse interests. The difference is that this is happening in real time, in front of a huge global audience that’s hyper-focused on every filing, every tweet, and every cryptic movement in the court dockets.