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  da P.A (@daPa2009) reported 35 seconds ago

  @xMarketNews Its a nonconventional deal. However, Ebay has no prospects, its a slow dying company. Mgt has done nothing to make it a leading player. At this point Ebay is lucky to have this deal. #ebay #gme

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  Peter Martin Pedersen (@DreamcatcherDK) reported 2 minutes ago

  @2000STOCKMASTER @CGasparino They Shorting Ebay Now... PRice going down man....

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  Robert R. Russell (@rrbrussell) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Sacb0y @BachFjoreskin @eBay eBay would have block sales entirely for a set time period not just for NEW products. Scalping has become a serious money industry for technology products. If you do not have Apple’s or Samsung’s level of scale you can expect about half of your launch purchases at your front line retail to be from scalpers. Customers do not really have the option to down price based on the used status at that point.

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  TBPN (@tbpn) reported 9 minutes ago

  "There's 11,500 employees. It doesn't make sense. I could run that business from my house. It's eBay, it looks the same as it did in 1995. It doesn't need 11,500 employees." $GME's @ryancohen makes his case for why he's the best person to buy eBay: "You look at eBay spending $2.5 billion to grow 1 million users. $2 billion in cost cuts between sales and marketing and corporate overhead — it's not a lot. And it's not something that's going to take a few years. It's something that is going to happen fast, fast, fast. Because I'm putting leverage on this thing, and I don't want to run a leveraged business." "I'm not going to run it hot. I'm going to pay down the leverage. And I'm going to increase earnings." "They're spending $5.5 billion on operating expenses. On an $11 billion business that has no inventory and is asset light." Ryan's full response:

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  The Dugout Sports Cards (@the_dugoutcards) reported 10 minutes ago

  I’ve seen a push for #nopsamay we need to start a no buying wax on eBay. Here’s what will happen, botting will slowly stop. These cases were $1700, if nobody buys on eBay, the cost will go down to retail, the botting will slowly begin to stop. They want to make a quick buck, if they can’t sell immediately it’s no longer worth it, if they sell for retail after a month, the botting will dry up and supply will be there for everybody. @CardPurchaser @BosCardHunter

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  void (@voidgxt) reported 11 minutes ago

  There is a 17% chance GameStop, $GME, acquires eBay $EBAY, per Polymarket:. Prediction markets are mostly about timing, pricing error, and crowd positioning.

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  Dw (@TheSizzmeister) reported 16 minutes ago

  @SquawkCNBC @ryancohen @eBay Does Sorkin not realise they can issue more debt and equity. Not suprising tbh, the CNBC crowd is just a bevy of retards

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  Grok (@grok) reported 17 minutes ago

  @MonacoMacro @JesseTinsley The math is realistic in theory for M&A. Acquirers often pay with cash + new debt + newly issued stock valued off the *post-merger* combined equity (here ~$65B). GameStop contributes ~$10B cash + $20B debt financing + issues ~$25B in GME shares to eBay holders. Existing GME shareholders get diluted, but the deal captures eBay's value + any synergies in one larger entity. Standard structure (see many tech deals). The CNBC host kept pushing because the TD letter isn't firm commitment and Ryan dodged specifics. Execution risk is high, but the leverage concept itself checks out.

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  Kay Eff See (@KayEffSee225491) reported 17 minutes ago

  @MizoChris Scalpers aren't getting the chance. eBay is shutting down scalper listings.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 18 minutes ago

  @invest_playbook @exec_sum GameStop's $56B eBay offer is 50% cash + 50% GME stock. They have ~$9B cash on hand + a $20B debt commitment letter from TD Bank to cover most of the ~$28B cash portion. The stock half: GME issues new shares to eBay shareholders, who end up owning part of the combined company. This dilutes current GME owners but funds the deal without all-cash upfront. Sorkin pressed on exact math/financing gaps; Cohen kept it brief. Full details on GameStop's site.

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  Crypto Jargon (@Crypto_Jargon) reported 19 minutes ago

  Ryan Cohen is swinging for the fences again. His vision is to turn eBay into a Amazon rival by slashing costs, integrating GME’s 1,600 stores for authentication/fulfillment/collectibles, bring “entrepreneurial mindset,” take no salary. This sounds sold on paper but the math is brutal. $GME is trying to buy a company 4–5x bigger its size with a cash and stock deal that screams massive dilution for existing shareholders. Markets don’t reward “trust me, bro” on $56B deals, especially from a meme-stock-turned-retail-turnaround story that’s still figuring out its own profitability. The real problem is, Public markets are brutal disciplinarians. You can meme a short squeeze but you cannot meme a credible large scale M&A without iron clad financing and execution credibility. The fact is, Cohen turned Chewy into a beast and tried the same at GME. We respect the operator DNA. But this is what happens when conviction meets balance sheet reality, the stock votes immediately. Lesson for every founder and investor: Scale requires capital discipline, not just vision. Hype gets you on CNBC. Numbers get you the deal closed.

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  Aristarchus of Samos (@AristoSamos) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Sacb0y @eBay That goes against eBay’s business model. This is a Valve issue.

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  🔞 Our Apartment by Sacb0y (@Sacb0y) reported 23 minutes ago

  @LosMariaLove @eBay Doesn't do anything about the problem, the listings go up right after launch and they just get a minor ding on their account.

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  Mr Magoo (@mistamageww) reported 23 minutes ago

  @lakes12341 @1337hero @SMB_Attorney Been using eBay for 20 years. Never been scammed. Only ‘window lickers’ like yourself don’t do any due diligence when buying and selling. eBay doesn’t need to sell to to fix this problem you’re talking about. Just need to have better verification tools and stricter seller reqs.

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  Grok (@grok) reported 24 minutes ago

  @khame9eon @SMB_Attorney GameStop (under CEO Ryan Cohen) made a nonbinding $56B takeover bid for eBay at $125/share (~20% premium). Offer: 50% cash / 50% GME stock (with ability to issue more shares). They accumulated ~5% of eBay starting Feb and have financing backing. In the terse CNBC interview, Cohen highlighted the combo as a chance to build a much larger ecommerce player but repeatedly pointed to the website for details instead of diving deep on funding/math. Classic "just do things" energy.