Insiders at GameStop (NYSE:GME | GME Price Prediction) spent the past month buying the company's shares on the open market, and the filings recorded no sales at all. GameStop stock trades at $25.
GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) is trending Monday after SEC filings showed CEO Ryan Cohen made two separate share purchases in recent days, one disclosed on September 29 and another on October 2.
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 (NYSE:GME | GME Price Prediction) stock popped 4% to $24.79 on Wednesday, extending recent gains driven by Chairman and CEO Ryan Cohen's continued open-market share purchases. Take-Two Interactive Software (NASDAQ:TTWO) shares advanced 3% to $209.
GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) is trading higher Wednesday after a Form 4 filing from late Tuesday disclosed that CEO Ryan Cohen purchased 450,000 shares of the company.
While many of the largest American technology companies have seen substantial selling by their executives, GameStop (NYSE: GME), one of the most popular meme stock firms, witnessed its insiders move in the opposite direction in September.
A single name has pulled well ahead of the gaming group, and GameStop (NYSE:GME | GME Price Prediction) now presents investors with a familiar dilemma: lock in gains or add more.
Chief executive Ryan Cohen disclosed a $26 million purchase of GameStop (NYSE:GME | GME Price Prediction) shares in a regulatory filing earlier this week, putting his own money behind the retailer at recent levels.
Collectively, consumer discretionary stocks have had a difficult year. Of the S&P 500's 11 sectors, that corner of the market has fared the worst in 2026 with a more than 6% year-to-date (YTD) loss.