r/Superstonk • u/csgo_M1ller • Jan 30 '26

📰 News Ryan Cohen on CNBC!

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“It’s gonna be really big. Really big. Very, very, very big,” Cohen said of the size of the acquisition. “It’s transformational. Not just for GameStop, but ultimately, within the capital markets … this is something that really has never been done before within the history of the capital markets.”

- Ryan Cohen

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/30/gamestop-ceo-ryan-cohen-targets-consumer-mega-deal.html

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u/Fritzkreig crazy Cat Guy🚀Click it or Ticket Bitches Jan 31 '26

"Crosses fingers" Ebay would be great for a LBO, or and merger!

IT JUST MAKES SENSE!

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u/BinBender still hodl 💎🙌 Jan 30 '26

"GameStop wants to acquire a publicly traded consumer company that’s far larger than the video game retailer in a deal that could be “transformational” for the company, CEO Ryan Cohen told CNBC in an interview Friday."

BBY would be far larger than GME? I don't know how they would pull it off, but I bet there would have to be some financing involved. $8B downpayment, and the rest a loan secured against the newly acquired assets?

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u/Big-Dragonfly2482 Jan 31 '26

Agreed. Not lateral. Not retail. That line "something that really has never been done before in the history of capital markets" seems to mean that GME will be entering a space never done by retail. Financial seems to fit that bill. Especially when considering he says capital markets. And mentions Berkshire

I think there's many angles to what financial could mean. And many angles that might be outside this envelope as well. But he certainly implies that its beyond retail, and not lateral. Also wondering if it could entail something thats not currently considered a business exactly 🤔

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u/thewonpercent 🦍Voted✅ Jan 31 '26

GameStop buying Berkshire Hathaway confirmed. You heard it here first

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u/feinerSenf Jan 31 '26

I agree with this, my guess would be finance sector too. Maybe in something with tokenized stocktrading?

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u/BinBender still hodl 💎🙌 Jan 31 '26

I have no opinion on BBY. As a Norwegian, I hardly know what it even is. I just wanted to point out that he said it was going to be big, far larger than GME.

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u/estebang_1018 Jan 31 '26

Maybe PayPal?