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Before anyone wonders why I'm not only buying warrants with my "betting budget" (shares are more safe, so that is different - and bigger - budget):

I have some hundreds of warrants, but as europoor, I'm not comfortable with only them before I know they can be transferred / there is Key Information Document (KID) available for us.

And it seems to me that this bet to 20 is pretty good, if one gets the timing right.

So I'm betting that this is the time. We'll see.

A decent article to use when starting discussion about recent earnings, or answering to questions - what would you add?

Link has to be unfortunately in the comments, as for some reason Reddit filtered (cencored) this post when I tried to include the link..

• Summary: Q3 results reinforce a bullish “buy-the-dip” view, especially after the post-earnings drop.
• Reported revenue -5% y/y is mostly a portfolio effect from exiting Canada and selling France stores, not core weakness.
• The U.S. business is strong, with sales up 12% y/y, showing resilience despite macro headwinds.
• GameStop is successfully simplifying by shedding unprofitable regions, which should make earnings steadier.
• Collec

I think there might be some shuffling going on. I'm posting this to make a note that the time it started going down was not 4:20 - and hoping I can refer back to this post in the future for free internet points..

This needs more words: "Official tinfoil thread, where wild theories, bananas, and embarrassment for others are very welcome!

- The company earnings have been beating the expectations multiple times

- Anyone here who has been following knows that this trend will very likely continue and even better, as PSA and console cycle will already make further impact on December earnings

- There hasn’t yet been any of the usual pre-earning price run

- In fact, it seems that there is now a really narrow price range where someone desperately wants to push the price. Whatever the reason (swaps, marge..), they cannot hold the price down forever when the earnings are positive.

- Warrants are different from calls because both their strike and expiration can be changed. A change in even just expiration date can lead

I was very happy to hear that the CEO of GameStop is thinking about what is good for the society in the long run.

While I was eagerly waiting for some potential announcement, that would bring me some world saving money pretty soon, I'm still very happy to invest in a company that has someone with levelheaded attitude and wants to look for farther to the future than some quarters.

Still going to buy more, warrants too..

Has anyone yet managed to find how to buy warrants on Interactive brokers, either on mobile app, or on desktop?

The whole desktop app seems to be changed lately. Searching help doesn't return anything about warrants.

I checked some other information, but I guess it was already obsolete.

Calls/leaps give possibility to have warrants when exercising them.

Deep ITM is safer and easier to exercise. If for some nostalgic reasons someone wants to aim higher, then I understand. I just bought some lottery tickets for November. I have this feeling that something might break within a few weeks.

If you have something to say against this strategy, please tell now, when I still have my kidney.. 😎

I mean you and me.

Why?

Whoever is the beneficial owner of GME shares on the October date is legally entitled to the warrant dividend. If a share is out on loan, the lender (not the short seller) is entitled.

Meaning: Shorts are already locked in at record date. Even if they cover afterward, they still owe the warrants because the entitlement was set. They’re not “off the hook” just because they buy back the stock later.

Unlike cash dividends (where brokers just debit cash), warrant dividends are securities. The short seller must deliver the actual warrants, and that delivery risk persists until fulfilled.

Well guess what? I'm doing my best that the price for warrants is going up, or if