I think the better question is when did ANYONE last buy a game at a Gamestop location lol?
Nope, I hear you on this. I understand. And i agree that the company is worth shit. However, as a trade, I am missing many bits. The whole balance sheet thing, because I never traded stocks on the level needed to know the ture valuation of a company.
I would trade a stock on it's perceived value in the future. For example, I would long LOW and HD. I know in my heart of hearts that they are going to have incredible sales of OSLG stuff this year, because of the lockdown bringing pent-up energy for everyone to get out there and beautify their gardens this year.
Like how I felt that AMZN would have their best quarter report ever on their holiday 2020 sales. Which they did, IIRC.
Gamestop is a POS. My heart tells me that there is no life left in the thing, but then I see things like cashflow and debts, and my eyes water. I do not know how that makes a balance sheet. It is not in my head. And I am too old to give a shit about those things.
Is the company going to make profit in the future? From my macro view, I do not see how. They will have to unload all that real-estate, and compete with Steam and PSX and all the other streaming services. How the hell do you turn a failing BNM into a successful stremaer, when you already have a strong competitor, and an online retailer (AMZN) who can sell your collectibles cheaper? Nobody gives a shit about the "personal" experience in a store anymore. They are too caught-up in their phones to care.