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Meme mania back on: GameStop doubles after $200M position revealed on Reddit

Keith Gill’s Reddit account is suddenly lighting back up in a big way.

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Shares of GameStop more than doubled overnight after a Reddit account associated with Keith Gill showed stock and derivative positions in the retailer worth over $200 million.

The u/DeepFuckingValue reddit account posted a screenshot of a brokerage account showing a 5 million shares of GameStop and a bullish options bet that the stock will be above $20 by June 21 that enables the holder to accumulate up to another 12 million shares.

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If such an option position, which is well in-the-money, was converted into shares, that account would hold 17 million shares of GameStop, or just under 5% of the company. According to Bloomberg data, that options position amounts to more than 80% of contracts outstanding for that expiry. This position appears to have been accumulated between May 20 through May 31 during a period in which GameStop traded as low as $17.70 and as high as $26.66.

More than $500 million in GameStop stock has changed hands during the pre-market session, through 8:00am ET. Other meme stock favorites including AMC Entertainment and Faraday Future Intelligent Electric are up more than double digits early on Monday.

This post was made on the Superstonk subreddit, while prior ones had been posted to r/wallstreetbets. At the time of publishing Sherwood News could not confirm the authenticity of this screenshot. The previous update from April 2021 showed the account owned roughly 0.3% of shares outstanding at that time, and held roughly $35 million in cash and GameStop stock.

The post on this subreddit coincided with a separate post on TheRoaringKitty’s X account of an Uno reverse card. This may be an affirmation of the theory that the string of clips posted in May were meant to be watched in reverse.

Let’s see how long it takes GameStop’s management to put together another shelf offering this time after raising $1 billion during the stock’s advance in May.

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AI Infrastructure company Vertiv soars after Q4 earnings beat, 2026 outlook crushes expectations

AI infrastructure company Vertiv Holdings is spiking after posting Q4 earnings that beat estimates and sunny guidance.

For Q4, the major provider of power and cooling solutions for data centers reported:

  • Adjusted earnings per share of $1.36 vs. $1.29 consensus expectation from analysts surveyed by Factset.

  • Sales of $2.88 billion, in line with estimates.

For Q1, management said adjusted earnings would come in between $0.95 and $1.01; even the lower end of that range is higher than the $0.93 consensus estimate. Q1 guidance for net sales of $2.5 billion to $2.7 billion also outstripped Wall Street’s call for $2.54 billion.

For the full year, the lower end of Vertiv’s range of guidance for net sales ($13.25 billion to $13.75 billion) and adjusted earnings per share ($5.97 to $6.07) were both above the highest estimates from analysts polled by Bloomberg.

Vertiv has to be one of the more successful examples of SPAC-era financial engineering.

The company came out of the combination of GS Acquisition Holdings Corp., a so-called blank check company, and Vertiv Holdings — then owned by private equity company Platinum Equity — as part of a roughly $1.9 billion deal, including debt, first announced in late 2019.

The stock pretty much went nowhere for years after it listed as Vertiv on Feb. 10, 2020. But as the AI datacenter boom began to roll, the shares exploded. Since the end of 2022, they’re up more than 1,300% and Vertiv has created roughly $70 billion in market value.

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Ford beats revenue estimates in Q4, with weaker-than-expected earnings

The Detroit automaker released its fourth-quarter and full-year results after the bell on Tuesday.

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Robinhood Q4 revenue misses estimates, but earnings beat

Robinhood Markets posted fourth-quarter revenue that fell short of analysts’ estimates, but earnings topped Wall Street’s forecasts.

(Robinhood Markets Inc. is the parent company of Sherwood Media, an independently operated media company subject to certain legal and regulatory restrictions. I own Robinhood stock as part of my compensation.)

The stock, crypto, and options trading platform reported:

  • Q4 earnings per share of $0.66 vs. analysts’ consensus estimate of $0.63, according to FactSet.

  • Sales of $1.28 billion vs. expectations of $1.35 billion.

  • Transaction-based revenue of $776 million vs. expectations of $797.6 million. 

Shares of the company were down 5.4% shortly after the report.

Robinhood shares notched gains of 193% and 204% in 2024 and 2025, respectively, though they’ve recently given up some of those gains amid volatility in the crypto markets.

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