Gamestop - a name that'll be immortalized in financial history books and film, an asset both hated and revered by any and all involved.
GME is more than just a video game store. Coming from founders with strong backgrounds in computing nearly 2 decades ago, with forward interest it can certainly move into a company focused on other more futuristic interests if they wanted to.
Were it not for Robinhood robbin' the proverbial hood of their ability to participate, this could have gone on indefinitely.
But don't mistake this for the last time you hear of this ticker.
Gamestop is well-loved by a generation of millennials who grew up shopping there, a following of crypto investors to whom dramatic swings are just another Tuesday and has built itself the reputation of being the asset to buy for truly sticking it to the man - to the tune of billions of dollars. A moment in history and an impressive one at that.
All GME needs is a board of directors culled from the cream of tech crop, collaborations with future-minded entities, a fresh rebrand focused on new ventures and maybe a native cryptocurrency that offers dividends. Just saying.
Power to the Gamers may well be Power to the People in a time not too far away from now.
Time will tell.