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Created: 2025-07-15 15:56:56 UTC

I hear you, but the “cash can’t let it drop” idea is a bit off:

$GME has about $XXX B in cash and equivalents, minus $XXX B debt → net cash ≈ $XXX B.

With a $XX B market cap, that covers only half the valuation.

Plus, most of that cash is tied up in running the business (inventory, capex, working capital)...not just sitting around for buybacks.

Bottom line: cash helps, but it’s not an unbreakable safety net. Stocks can,and do,trade below cash-per-share when outlooks change.


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