So basically what you're saying here is this guy Cohen has the potential to be (or is) some kind of business prodigy based upon what he did at Chewy.
The other day he Tweeted a picture of a sock-puppet and the stock spiked north in a big way. Cute. Real cute. It worked. But there's only one Elon Musk, or for that matter, one Donald Trump. You don't move stock prices with a Tweet on Twitter in the real world. It would appear however that enough players out there are salivating for this, a new visionary savior. Dumb, but it is what it is.
I'm not taking anything from this man's accomplishments, he's a billionaire. But there is a world of difference between building a company like Chewy from the ground up at the exact right moment in time being somewhat of an IT geek.... and taking over a dinosaur business model with 5500 brick and mortar locations and all the associated legacy costs. Everything from wages, to rent, to utilities, to workman's comp,.... the list goes on and on.
This is not even close to being an apples to apples comparison.
Plus.... how the f is he gonna turn the company around,
when he's not even mentioned on their Wiki page aside from #102 in the footnotes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamestop
Wtf is that about?
GME can't update their own wiki page!?
They're a $9B fortune 500 company that now has the alleged, 35 yo boy genius, that is going to engineer a multiple for the company that he achieved with an online dog food delivery company in his 20's.
Its bs.
I don't buy it.
Again.... I point out the legacy costs of this operation. 5500 brick and mortar stores. There's no need to dig any deeper.
If he does pull it off, he will go down as one of the greatest businessmen of all time.
In summary, I am 100% convinced the financial world has lost its collective mind.