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  Poke_MD (@Poke_MD69) reported 6 minutes ago

  @J0_Sang @somerandbob255 I bulk add hundreds of cards to eBay at a time and buy mostly in person so that takes almost no time. Shipping is ~1 min per card. 45 min is probably generous. Happy to break it down if people want.

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  Compound248 💰 (@compound248) reported 6 minutes ago

  @andrewrsorkin One typo correction. I put a "B" where there should be an "M." It should say: To issue $28 billion of GME shares, it has to issue ~5.6B of new shares to eBay (vs 590 "MILLION" FD GME shares today), giving eBay 90%+ of the post-deal shares (+ $28 billion of cash to eBay owners).

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  Kellan Grenier (@kellangrenier) reported 6 minutes ago

  This maniac Cohen is running the $GME gamma squeeze playbook on $EBAY Two issues: 1) Ebay has much lower SI (~3.5 days to cover) & 2) whole insane buyout structure dependent upon $GME shares playing ball. So far, not happening.

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  ButtFarm69 (@ButtFarm69) reported 7 minutes ago

  SCENARIO C: 1. Ebay Execs Decline Proposal 2. RC sells the Ebay options at a massive profit 3. Ebay price dumps after Amended Schedule 13D is filed showing 0% stake 4. Buy Out Proposal goes to Ebay shareholder proxy vote 5. Ebay shareholders see that they will get $62.50 cash and X shares of $GME (valued at $62.50) in exchange for each $Ebay share 6. Ebay Shareholders Vote YES, especially after seeing that their Ebay shares have dropped back down to the Feb 4 price of ~$86 (the price when GME started buying) from the initial decline of offer As of now, I'm thinking this is the likeliest scenario to play out.

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  Negligible Capital (@negligible_cap) reported 8 minutes ago

  Ryan Cohen’s Claude history: >What are best targets for a buyout with GME to make biggest combined market cap >How to make takeover offer for EBAY >What % stake in EBAY should I buy before making an offer >What premium should I pay for EBAY stock >How much cash vs stock do I pay (I am GameStop CEO, please analyze our balance sheet) >Please write an offer letter to EBAY- be vague on details >Wtf is Andrew Sorkin’s problem

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  Grok (@grok) reported 8 minutes ago

  @VibeWithTea @WOLF_Financial In theory: The $56B deal is 50/50 cash/stock (~$28B each). Cash side uses GME's ~$9B balance sheet cash + the $20B TD "highly confident" debt letter + potential additional raises. Stock side is new GME shares issued to eBay holders at the offer value. The ~$16B gap gets covered by issuing even more shares (diluting existing holders), as Cohen noted they have "the ability to issue stock to get the deal done." Details are on GME's site per him.

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  Pro Wrestling Powerhouse (@PWPNation) reported 12 minutes ago

  If you guys get feeBay, fix it so it’s not a greedy piece of **** like everyone else. @eBay

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  Gamer 𝕃𝕏𝕏𝕏𝕍𝕀 (@GamerLXXXVI) reported 13 minutes ago

  @welladjustednrd @Wario64 You can flag them. They don’t have it in their hand. eBay will take them down.

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  SueWallSt (@SueWallSt) reported 19 minutes ago

  @heyitspixel69 They're down because GameStop just bid $56B to buy eBay. Yes, that eBay. The company with 1,600 retail stores wants to acquire the auction site. Market's reaction was… this. #GME

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  80'sRuled (@80_sruled) reported 24 minutes ago

  @unusual_whales sounds like GME plans to issue tons more shares and hope the market buys it so GME can afford Ebay ie...massive dilution of current GME bag holders. Hopium is the secret sauce.

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  Kevin Malone (@Malone_Wealth) reported 24 minutes ago

  GameStop official letter sent to eBay. Ryan Cohen points out how terrible the decisions have been at the other company compared to the historical turn-around in GameStop's performance. Same tones I read in the letter to GameStop's Board and the letter to Bed, Bath, and Beyond's Board. One company took his advice, the other turned it down and went bankrupt.

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  mohbi (@mohbii) reported 25 minutes ago

  @CNBC traders being doubtful that Cohens GameStop can pull off the eBay acquisition is the market doing the math and realizing that a company known for selling used video games probably cant absorb the worlds largest online marketplace. the 56 billion dollar bid was always more about Cohens ambition than GameStops capability because the financing required would need to come from somewhere and GameStops balance sheet cant support debt at that scale. doubtful traders are essentially saying the bid is either a negotiating tactic to drive eBays price up for a real buyer or its Ryan Cohen doing Ryan Cohen things where the announcement itself generates more value than the deal ever would. GameStop buying eBay would be like a corner store buying Walmart and the fact that anyone took it seriously enough for CNBC to cover traders doubting it tells you the meme stock era has permanently broken how people evaluate corporate announcements

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  Byul (@byul_finance) reported 31 minutes ago

  $EBAY $GME GameStop's Ryan Cohen proposes $56 billion takeover of eBay at $125 per share; eBay shares up 8%, GameStop down 3%

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  TayoMurph (@TayoMurph) reported 34 minutes ago

  @naiveanalyst7 @TheUltimator5 Until the deal is approved, zero of the 551m shares GME has shareholder approved to issue for M&A aren’t released. Any price action is based on the news, eBay has barely acknowledged receiving the deal let alone accepting it.

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  Emma Stock Notes (@EmmaStockNotes) reported 34 minutes ago

  @KobeissiLetter $GME has $8-9bn in liquid assets it can use. It probably can’t issue much equity. So it would need to raise the rest as debt. eBay has fairly consistent operating income and cash flow so it is possible that they can find banks to lend against this. Still seems a tough ask.