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GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen has bought about $97 million of his own stock in five weeks, while three directors joined the insider buying spree.

Investing.com -- GameStop Corp. shares traded over 2.5% higher in after-hours trading on Tuesday following disclosure that the company’s CEO Ryan Cohen purchased additional company stock.

GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) shares are trading higher in Tuesday's after-hours session as CEO Ryan Cohen continues his buying spree.

GameStop's Q2 FY2026 revenue declined 18.7% YoY, but operating income surged 141.3%, demonstrating significant improvements in profitability despite lower...

GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) shares are rising Monday to a fresh 52-week high. Here's what you need to know.

GameStop stock is still a "Buy" given its collectibles surge, expanding margins, and cash support for acquisitions. Click here to learn more about GME.

Major Indices closed mixed, with the Nasdaq dropping 1.25% to 27,193.34 and the S&P 500 slipping 0.47% to 7,765.36.

GameStop (GME) stock jumps over 4% after CEO Ryan Cohen and directors buy millions in shares. Get the latest analysis on GME's rally.

GameStop has surged 33% in a month, but the clock is running out on a warrant deadline that sits well above where the stock trades today, and Ryan Cohen keeps buying anyway.

GameStop has been back in the spotlight, with the share price moving sharply over the past few years and fresh insider buying from its CEO. That mix raises a clear question for anyone looking at the ticker today: does the current valuation line up with the cash flows the business is likely to generate? Over the past 3 years the stock has gained 56.6%, which puts real weight on whether the underlying cash flows can carry that kind of repricing. CEO Ryan Cohen’s recent purchase of 1,150,000...

Ryan Cohen and four GameStop directors spent a month buying shares at steadily higher prices, which sounds bullish until you see what that signal actually costs a buyer trying to follow them in now.

GameStop is trending Monday after SEC filings showed CEO Ryan Cohen made two separate share purchases in recent days, one disclosed on Sept. 29 and another on Oct. 2.

Ryan Cohen said he's still "collecting dividends" from his best investment, and his worst investment involved misplaced trust.

Ryan Cohen says the best and worst investments of his life have to do with people, not money

GameStop director Turner Nat purchases 10,462 shares.

Ryan Cohen has been paying a higher price for GameStop shares with every single purchase this September, and three directors followed him in doing the same. What the insiders know, and what could prove them wrong, sits inside the filings.

GameStop is trading higher Wednesday after a Form 4 filing showed CEO Ryan Cohen purchased 450,000 company shares.

Ryan Cohen just put serious personal money behind GameStop while the rest of gaming sells off, and that split forces every shareholder to answer a question that has no clean answer.

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Jefferies just put a target on Roblox that sits well below where shares are trading, and the rest of the gaming group barely flinched. Whether the firm has correctly read Roblox's bookings path will determine if today's selloff is just the beginning.

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GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) stock fell Friday as traders took profits following a multi-day rally triggered by CEO Ryan Cohen’s $26.4 million share purchase.

Ryan Cohen just put $26 million of his own money into GameStop shares, yet the stock is sliding hard anyway. The question now is whether that insider conviction holds the monthly rally together or profit takers win the argument.