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GAMESTOP Coiling While Market Waits on Cohen’s Next MoveI'm bullish NYSE:GME now, with that I bought some $28 call contracts last Friday before market closed. Why? 1. High-profile insider buying 2. Burry’s accumulation and long-term angle 3. Big acquisition narrative from Cohen (this is the moment of truth)*** ***Market likes surprises. The first 2 catalyst were already known, so it's priced in. Gamestop CEO, Ryan Cohen plan is ambitious and I believed in him. He wants to build GameStop to a $100 billion+ valuation because it’s tied to a massive stock-based incentive package for him. Maybe NYSE:GME is ready to become a totally different company after all. Let's see if this will rip this February :)
NYSE:GMELong
by blue039
3
Game on for GME? (Potential Breakout)GME printing some bullish reversal patterns including a double bottom / sort-of cup n handle / bull flag at the top of a macro descending wedge after bouncing off the 50% fib on the last retrace. I don't put much weight on diagonal trend lines, so I would probably wait for a confirmed break & hold above that prev resistance level before entering. This idea is all-technicals, I have no alpha and have done zero research on what fundamentals might support this potential trend reversal here, but given that GME is the poster-child "Meme stock," maybe I don't need to... I rarely post a low-conviction / high risk / early setup like this, but what can I say? I LIKE THE STOCK. trade at your own risk, CD
NYSE:GMELong
by cryptodonovan
GME Solid: Sons of Liquidity — Weekly Structure Note: This is part of a series this chart references prior charts so you might want to read them to better absorb the information presented Note on Current Noise Around GME: There has been a noticeable increase in social media noise around GME lately — particularly bold directional claims made without structural context. This post is not an attempt to predict where GME is headed. The goal is to frame the current structure so traders can identify higher-quality entries, exits, and risk management points. Blanket calls that GME is “going to $17” or “going to $33” — without clearly mapping the intervening levels and conditions — oversimplify a very technical tape. While those outcomes are always possible in a volatile name like GME, they ignore the reality that price typically interacts with multiple decision zones along the way. Based on the current structure, levels such as 20.41, 25.48, 28.13, and 31.83 represent meaningful areas where order flow and participation can shift. Price may accelerate through them — or pivot sharply at any of them. As much as I would like the price to go to 17 for cheap accumulation, we value process and patience over prediction, emotions and calling out the low. Having said that let's proceed. Preface This is a weekly structural read, building on the prior macro and monthly work. The focus here is price behavior around key inflection zones and what current participation suggests about regime conditions. This is not predictive and not financial advice — the goal is to document structure, not forecast outcomes. Weekly Context On the weekly timeframe, GME continues to trade within the broader corrective structure outlined in prior posts. Price has largely rotated between: the 0.382 retracement (~20.41) of the 2024 impulse and the golden pocket resistance region More recently, price has also spent time below the 0.5 retracement, reinforcing the idea that upside momentum remains contested. The “Sons of Liquidity” — Demand Defense One of the more notable behaviors on the weekly is the repeated responsive defense near 20.41 (0.382) and the associated demand zone. These responsive buyers — what I’m referring to as the “Sons of Liquidity” — have consistently appeared as price approaches lower channel structure. Key observations: Demand tests tend to show higher relative volume Downside probes are often contained and reclaimed Price repeatedly rotates back toward equilibrium after tests lower This behavior suggests active demand participation at lower levels. Supply Behavior (The Phantom Pain Still Exists) At the same time, overhead supply — the previously identified Phantom Pain structure — continues to cap advances. However, relative to demand behavior: Supply rejections have generally occurred on lighter volume Upside failures have lacked strong expansion Price has continued to compress rather than trend cleanly lower Taken together, the current tape suggests that demand defense has recently been more active than supply pressure, though neither side has achieved decisive control. Regime Read — Declining Energy Absorption The most consistent interpretation of the current structure is declining energy absorption within a controlled range. Evidence supporting this view: Repeated demand defense without sustained markup Overhead supply still respected Weekly volume flattening (and declining on shorter averages) CVD behavior remaining compressed rather than trending Price continuing to rotate between key retracement bands This profile aligns more closely with late-stage compression than with clean distribution or confirmed re-accumulation. Momentum Context (RSI) Momentum has improved modestly on the weekly. RSI has: previously shown bullish divergence reclaimed the EMA moved back above the 50 midpoint and has so far held that region on pullbacks This represents momentum repair, but not yet full bullish regime expansion. For a stronger momentum confirmation, RSI would need to: hold above 50 consistently and begin pushing into higher bull-range territory Bottom-Line Read: Current weekly structure continues to reflect: active responsive demand near lower structure persistent but not dominant overhead supply and gradually declining participation within the range Until one side achieves clear acceptance beyond the current boundaries, the tape continues to favor rotation and compression over directional expansion, and trade efficiency remains limited in the middle of the structure.
NYSE:GME
by HotsauceShoTYME
GME Solid: The Phantom Pain: Overhead Supply & Monthly StructurePre-requisite Reading: Preface: I have many drawings on GME (AVWAPs, fibs, channels, SnD zones, trendlines, etc.). What I’m choosing to show here is intentional: a single framework that best illustrates the macro regime behavior I see. This is not a predictive chart and not financial advice. I’m not here to tell anyone what GME will do next — I’m documenting regimes, acceptance, and recurring behavior. Structure This channel framework is built from fib channel bands, with lines color-coded to match my fib legend. The correlations between these channel rails/centerlines and the fib bands were not planned. They are not perfect, but they are consistently close enough to be useful as a structural reference. Band / Quadrant Map 0.114 (Blue): centerline of Quadrant 1 0.236 (Red): upper boundary of Quadrant 2 / below this begins Quadrant 2 0.382 (Light Green): approx. centerline of Quadrant 2 0.500 (Medium Green): lower boundary of Quadrant 2 (below this begins Quadrant 3) 0.618 (Yellow): approx. centerline of Quadrant 3 (Quadrants are simply the two sub-channels divided by their centerlines.) Behavioral Repeat The two thick white “Phantom Pain” trendlines highlight a recurring pattern: after GME rejects Quadrant 1, price continues to make descending acceptance tests in Quadrant 2 — as if overhead supply is “felt” repeatedly over time. This is visible post-2021 and again post-2024, with similar slopes (~-25° vs ~-22°). Momentum Confirmation The 2024 impulse was materially weaker than 2021. Monthly RSI hit ~96 in 2021, while 2024 barely reclaimed the midpoint. Post-2024 strength also produced RSI/price divergence, followed by continued weakening. RSI is currently below its EMA, and volume continues to decline. Current Context Price is drifting toward the 0.382 band, which has historically been a key acceptance boundary in this framework. Tradability/Risk-Reward: I’m not predicting a breakdown — GME can change regimes abruptly — but based on this macro structure, the risk/reward here is not attractive in either direction. This is not just a poor long location: it’s also a poor short location and a poor volatility-harvesting location. At these levels, price is positioned where extended chop or a sharp displacement in either direction is possible, and the structure does not provide clean entry/exit efficiency. As an example: if you sold covered calls in the ~$25 area, this is the type of location where I’d be looking to buy-to-close and lock gains. Likewise, if you bought ATM puts in that same area, this is the type of location where I’d be taking profits, not pressing for continuation. Personal Regime Triggers Bullish trigger: I need monthly acceptance above 0.382 plus RSI reclaiming its EMA and holding above 50, and a break/acceptance above the descending supply trendline on a timeframe higher than daily. For this current month, I’ll allow a deep wick lower as long as the body closes above 0.382. Bearish trigger: A monthly body close below 0.382 is enough for bearish confirmation — especially if there’s no constructive demand response from the 0.5 / 0.618 bands afterward(Wicks).
NYSE:GME
by HotsauceShoTYME
Elsa/UsdtGATE:ELSAUSDT ### 🛡 Support zone * **0.07782** → First bounce area * **0.07552** → Stronger support * **0.06908** → Major support (last defense) If price drops into these and buyers step in → **bounce likely**. --- ### 🚫 Resistance zone * **0.08412** → First rejection area * **0.09237** → Stronger rejection * **0.10852** / **0.11713** → Major resistance If price pushes up into these and sellers step in → **rejection likely**. --- Right now you're sitting in a small decision area. Break below 0.0778 → probably tests lower supports. Break above 0.084 → probably pushes to next resistance. ⚠️ Not financial advice — just structure from your chart.
by Wolftrader1337
GME Solid: Ground Zero(The 3M Regime Structure)Preface: This is not a predictive chart. It is a zoomed-out macro reference of GME price action on the 3-month timeframe, meant to provide context for a larger thesis and follow-up charts on lower timeframes. Authorship note: The framework and ideas are my own — ChatGPT helped me organize and communicate the concepts in more broadly understood terms. Purpose of this chart: This chart is meant to show regime shifts in GME price behavior around major volatility impulse moves, not to call the next move. Large macro channel (gray): The large corrective channel is the gray region (no boundary outlines). It is primarily defined by the volatility impulse tops in 2021 and 2024. Macro midline (yellow): The large channel contains a yellow midline, which is partially obscured by the smaller channels. I view this midline as a macro regime pivot. Smaller sub-channels (blue outlines): The two smaller channels split the large channel in half at the macro midline. These channels are outlined in blue and each has its own yellow centerline. Lower sub-channel: The lower sub-channel highlights the corrective price action from the 2021 impulse up to the 2024 impulse. Upper sub-channel: The upper sub-channel highlights the corrective price action since the 2024 impulse. Importance of centerlines: On this timeframe, the centerlines matter as much as the channel rails. How price interacts with them is one of the most important signals in this framework. Wicks vs bodies: On a 3-month chart, wicks into a line are meaningful rejection, while sustained candle bodies above/below a line represent acceptance. Macro quadrants: The centerlines of the smaller channels also divide the structure into macro quadrants, which can help interpret where price is being accepted versus where it is only being probed.I label the structure into four macro quadrants, ordered from top to bottom: Quadrant 1: upper sub-channel above its centerline Quadrant 2: upper sub-channel below its centerline Quadrant 3: lower sub-channel above its centerline Quadrant 4: lower sub-channel below its centerline Takeaways from this chart Quadrant 1 is the “big boss of supply.” On this timeframe, price repeatedly wicks into Quadrant 1 but fails to gain acceptance with candle bodies, including after both major volatility impulse moves. Post-2021 (the sneeze): Price spent multiple quarters oscillating between Quadrant 2 and Quadrant 3, showing prolonged indecision over where price should be accepted. Spring 2022 regime shift: By Spring/Summer 2022, the market resolved that indecision — Quadrant 2 began behaving as supply, while Quadrants 3 and 4 became the primary arena where acceptance was fought over. Winter 2024: Price achieved acceptance deeper into the structure, including acceptance in Quadrant 4, followed by a test of the channel boundary. Spring 2024 volatility event: The volatility impulse launched price into the upper sub-channel, resulting in a test of upper structure (including the upper boundary). Fall 2024: After a period of post-impulse indecision, price shifted into clearer acceptance of Quadrant 2, which remains a key macro regime marker in this framework.
NYSE:GME
by HotsauceShoTYME
GME, is poised for another jockey play pump anytime soon!GME is one of those stocks which is known for its sudden but short parabolic events -- and they dont come often. An event that only occur every couple of years. The last big pump was from May 2024 when it tapped its peak at 64.0 levels -- and it did this after waiting 40 months. Thereafter, the meme stock did a hefty trim tapping 78.6 levels. and dropping back to sub 20 zone, a bargain area where most buyers re-converge for another few seasons in prep for a north pressure buildup. This month, January 2026 -- a basing event has been spotted based on our diagram after 20 months of waiting. An upside pressure is imminent at current levels and its ripe for another jockey play soon for that elusive big move up north. A seeding opportunity is ideal at current levels for a possible x3 play. Spotted at 20.0 Target previous peak at 64 - 100. TAYOR. Trade mindfully.
NYSE:GMELong
by JSAL
IR / USDTBINANCE:IRUSDT.P **IR / USDT (Perpetual – 2H)** 🔴 **Key Resistance** at **0.08394 🚫**, with a higher cap near **0.09299 ⛔** 🟢 **Strong Support Zone** between **0.07628 – 0.07084 🛡️** 📉 Price recently **pulled back from resistance** and is now **consolidating near support**, showing hesitation. 🎯 A **bounce from the support zone** could push price back toward **0.08394** ⚠️ If **0.07084 breaks**, downside risk increases toward **0.06582** ⚡ **Quick Take:** * Market is **range-bound 🧊** * Buyers defending support, but momentum is still weak * Next move depends on **support hold or resistance reclaim 🔓** **Disclaimer:** *For educational purposes only 📚 — not financial advice 💡. Always do your own research and manage risk ⚠️.*
Long
by Wolftrader1337
Us/Usdt.pBINANCE:USUSDT.P ** BMV:US / USDT (Perpetual)** 🔴 **Key Resistance** at **0.00779** and **0.00963** 🟢 **Immediate Support Zone** between **0.00713 – 0.00702** 🆘 **Major Support** at **0.00681** 📉 Price is **consolidating near lows after a strong sell-off**, showing short-term indecision. 🎯 A **confirmed breakout above 0.00779** could open the path toward **0.00963 → 0.01043** ⚠️ If **0.00702 fails**, price may slide toward **0.00681** quickly. ⚡ **Quick Take:** * Bearish structure still intact 🐻 * Consolidation at demand zone ⏸️ * Direction depends on **support hold or breakdown 🔓** * Wait for **volume confirmation 📊** before entering **Disclaimer:** *For educational purposes only 📚 — not financial advice 💡. Always do your own research and manage risk ⚠️.*
Long
by Wolftrader1337
1
GameStop and Fibonacci: It's About TimeThis is my first attempt at publishing a video on TradingView, so hopefully it works. I wanted to put together something educational about fib channels and why I like to use them. They're not a silver bullet, but they do tell you a lot about where to expect support and resistance because the chart has a very good memory, and you can see this play out on pretty much any instrument, including cryptocurrencies. I follow NYSE:GME closer than any other ticker, so this video is about my philosophy on the fib channels that I have been using on the GME chart and talking about on the Echo Chamber Podcast. Hopefully this adds a little more context to that discussion, how the flat price levels are not always the only thing that matters, but taking time-based trends into account can make a big difference in your analysis and understanding of price movement. Happy to hear people's thoughts on my crayons 🖍️ which color should I eat next? Since this is a bit of a longer video, here's an AI summary of the content with timestamps: Introduction 00:00-01:05 I introduce the topic of explaining my TradingView chart, which has many colorful lines. I clarify that I didn't manually draw all the lines, but used Fibonacci channels that only require selecting 3 points. Explaining Current Chart 01:05-04:33 I show my current GameStop chart, explaining various trend lines and Fibonacci channels. I demonstrate how to adjust the Fibonacci channel points to analyze different price movements. Fresh Chart Walkthrough 04:33-11:57 Moving to a clean chart, I explain global chart items, including trend lines from major tops and bottoms. I discuss dividend-adjusted vs non-adjusted charts and explain the "Gandalf line" of support. Fibonacci Channels Explanation 11:57-24:54 I provide a detailed explanation of how Fibonacci channels work, demonstrating how to draw them and interpret the resulting lines. I show how these channels can describe price action across long time periods. Additional Examples 24:54-33:44 I show more examples of Fibonacci channels applied to GameStop's entire price history. I discuss how these channels can provide insight into potential future price movements and support/resistance levels. Conclusion 33:44-34:40 I summarize my thoughts on GameStop's current price action in relation to the Fibonacci channels and support levels identified. Some Quotes "I find them mathematically interesting." 11:54 - Referring to trend-based Fibonacci tools. "Math is your friend here. But you don't have to do the math, you just can use tools that will help you." 17:19 "Price is fractal in nature in that patterns are repeating and Fibonacci is everywhere." 17:19 "Things like history repeats itself. It's just a question of when, not if." 24:30 "The point I want to drive home here is that when we start to get a little bit more granular here, and this is why I have lots of crayons on my chart." 28:34 Key Tips/Concepts Fibonacci channels can be powerful tools for technical analysis, providing insight into potential support and resistance levels. These channels can sometimes describe price action across very long time periods, even when drawn based on recent price movements with thoughtfully selected endpoints. The importance of considering price, time, and volume in technical analysis, as demonstrated by the "Gandalf line". The value of using multiple timeframes and chart types (dividend-adjusted vs non-adjusted, trading hours only vs extended hours included) to gain a more complete picture of a stock's price history. (Editorial note: something I didn't cover in the video, but the difference between log scale and linear scale sometimes will make for an interesting story on trendlines and fib channels too. I prefer to keep my chart in log scale, but will toggle between log and linear occasionally to see if there's something interesting there in the lines already drawn.) The concept of fractal nature in price movements and how patterns tend to repeat over time.
NYSE:GMEEducation
by BoilerPaulie
23
GME 1W: when the memes fade, the structure speaksGameStop is once again testing the lower boundary of its long-term consolidation, bouncing off the 21.53 zone - a level that aligns with the 0.79 Fib retracement and historical support. This zone also intersects with a key trendline on the weekly chart, and just recently, a golden cross (MA50 crossing MA200 weekly) printed - a rare but technically significant signal. The stock continues to trade inside a broad descending channel, and if this support holds, the natural next step is a move back toward the mid-range at 37.42 (0.5 Fib), followed by a possible push toward 64.92. The tactical setup favors a confirmation entry near current levels, with a stop under 21.00. Risk/reward here is among the cleanest GME has offered in months. On the fundamental side, GameStop remains in a transitional phase. The company is shutting down unprofitable segments, reducing costs, and doubling down on e-commerce and digital distribution. Financial results are still slow to recover, but the latest Q2 2025 report showed positive operating cash flow and narrowing losses. This isn't a value play in the traditional sense - it's more about the potential for renewed retail-driven momentum if technical conditions align. If there’s still power behind the crowd - this might be one of the most technically compelling entry zones of 2025.
NYSE:GMELong
by TotoshkaTrades
16
GME Options Flow Screams Upside To $24C – Tactical Call Buy! # 🎮🔥 GME Earnings Lottery Ticket: \$90 Risk for 200%+ Upside! 📊 **Earnings Analysis Summary (2025-09-08)** 💡 **Trade Idea:** 👉 Buy **1x GME \$24.00 CALL** (exp. 2025-09-12) at **\$0.90** (pre-earnings close entry). This is a **single-leg naked call**, pure tactical play. --- ### 🧩 Why This Trade? * 📉 **Fundamentals Weak**: Revenue –16.9% YoY, thin margins. * 💵 **Massive Cash Cushion**: \$6.39B → no bankruptcy risk. * 📈 **Options Flow HOT**: Heavy call OI at \$24/\$25 → gamma squeeze risk. * 🎯 **History of Surprises**: 75% beat rate, often outsized moves. * ⚡ **IV Elevated but Fair**: Calls priced \$0.50–\$1.10 → reasonable lottery ticket. --- ### 📊 Scores (1-10) 🔻 Fundamentals: 3 📈 Options Flow: 8 📊 Technicals: 5 🌎 Macro: 5 ✅ Overall Conviction: **72% MODERATE BULLISH** --- ### 📌 Trade Plan 🎯 Entry: \$0.90 limit (pre-earnings close) 🛑 Stop Loss: \$0.45 (–50%) 💰 Profit Targets: * +150% = \$2.25 (scale out 50%) * +200% = \$2.70 (full take profit) 📆 Exit: within 2 hrs post-earnings to avoid IV crush --- ### ⚖️ Risk/Reward * Max Loss: **\$90** * Breakeven: \$24.90 (needs +10.1% move) * Upside: +200% to +300% possible if GME squeezes --- 📊 **TRADE DETAILS** * 🟢 Instrument: GME * 🟢 Direction: CALL * 🎯 Strike: 24.00 * 💵 Entry: 0.90 * 🛑 Stop: 0.45 * 📅 Expiry: 2025-09-12 * 📈 Confidence: 72% * ⏰ Earnings: 2025-09-09 (AMC) --- 🚀💎🙌 This is a **lottery-style upside bet**: risk a small ticket, catch a big move if earnings surprise + gamma squeeze align.
NYSE:GMELong
by quantsignals
GameStop ($GME) Collapse ImminentNYSE:GME showing signs of major technical distress. This whole meme thing had to end somewhere. At the end of the day, that was easy money for anyone looking to make a quick buck. Just ask yourself, if you controlled tens of millions of shares at 25X their average historical trading range, why would you hold that? And that's exactly what has been going on for the last several years. The weird thing is that it lasted so long and seemed to have a dedicated following. After all, a movie was made about the whole phenomenon (I never saw the movie). This thing likely goes very quickly on the break.
NYSE:GMEShort
by ChiefMacro
38
Golden Cross on GME WeeklyGME Chart Breakdown, Déjà Vu or Destiny? Something big just lit up the weekly chart, the 50 MA has pierced through the 200 MA, forming that golden cross traders dream about. On the weekly timeframe. Not a drill. Now, let’s rewind. The last time this pattern appeared? January 2021. The infamous squeeze. Back then, GME didn’t just nudge upward, it catapulted nearly 4000%, going from a $3 floor to $120 in a blink. Fast forward to today, new golden cross, new setup, and a $23 floor. If history rhymes even remotely, we’re staring down a hypothetical $1000 per share move. Yes, one thousand. Is lightning about to strike twice? Stay tuned to find out!
NYSE:GMELong
by UnknownUnicorn18924538
5
LQTY / USDTBINANCE:LQTYUSDT 📊 **Chart Overview – LQTY/USDT (4H, Binance):** * 📍 **Current Price:** \$1.134 * 🔻 **Downtrend Line:** Strong descending trendline still acting as resistance. * 🟥 **Demand Zone (Support):** \$0.91 – \$0.96 * 🟢 **Scenario Projection:** Price might **retest the demand zone** before attempting a bullish reversal (marked by the black curved arrow). --- ### 🔍 Key Observations: 1. **Trend Structure:** * Price has been respecting a **descending trendline** since the \$1.65+ top. * Recent rejection from the trendline suggests **sellers are still active**. 2. **Price Reaction Zone:** * The highlighted **support zone (\$0.91 – \$0.96)** has a history of strong buying and breakout behavior. * If price drops into this region again, it may trigger a **bullish reversal or bounce**. 3. **Bullish Opportunity:** * If price **taps into the demand zone with a long wick / strong candle close**, it could be a **high-probability entry** for long setups. * Potential upside: **\$1.20 – \$1.30** range. 4. **Invalidation:** * A **clean break below \$0.91** would invalidate the bullish scenario and signal further downside. --- 📈 **Trade Idea (Hypothetical):** * **Entry Zone:** \$0.94 – \$0.96 * **Stop Loss:** Below \$0.89 * **Target 1:** \$1.15 * **Target 2:** \$1.25 --- ⚠️ **Reminder:** This is **not financial advice** – always use your own risk tolerance and confirmation tools (volume, candle close, etc.)
Long
by Wolftrader1337
GME GameStop - A Crypto Proxy with Surprise UpsideIf you haven`t bought GME before the previous rally: Why GME Could Rally by Year-End 2025: 1. Hidden Bitcoin Exposure GameStop recently revealed it holds a significant amount of Bitcoin on its balance sheet — quietly positioning itself as a crypto proxy in the equity markets. While not a traditional miner or crypto company, GME gives exposure to BTC upside without being a pure-play crypto stock. With Bitcoin aiming for new highs in 2025, any company with BTC on its books becomes more valuable — just as we saw with Tesla and MicroStrategy in prior cycles. 2. Retail Speculation and Meme Momentum GME has always been a retail-fueled stock, and retail interest is surging again in crypto and meme trades. As crypto enters a new speculative phase, GME could benefit from a reflexive feedback loop: BTC goes up → GME gains attention → more retail FOMO → GME rises. Recent reappearance of figures like Roaring Kitty has reignited interest — and if crypto sentiment stays hot, GME could ride that wave. 3. Lean Balance Sheet and Optionality After multiple share offerings, GameStop is flush with cash and minimal debt — giving it financial flexibility. Holding BTC enhances its treasury strategy during inflationary or weak-dollar cycles. This also gives it optionality to enter Web3, NFTs (again), or even blockchain gaming — areas where its brand could carry weight. Technical Setup GME is consolidating above key support in the $20–23 zone, forming a potential bull flag or base for another breakout. Any breakout in Bitcoin or renewed meme-stock energy could push GME to test $35–40, or even $50+ if momentum returns. Final Thoughts GME may not be a traditional crypto stock, but it’s now quietly tied to Bitcoin performance. With crypto heating up and retail risk appetite returning, GameStop becomes a speculative bet on BTC, memes, and volatility — all in one ticker. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:GMELong
by TopgOptions