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The Echo Chamber

Shaun Fitzgerald

Weekly $GME podcast talking all things GameStop

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  • #100
    Thursday · 2 hr 7 min

    Buying His Way to the Top

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 100 "Buying His Way to the Top" @BoilerPaulie is back with Fitzzzy ths week to celebrate 100 episodes of The Echo Chamber With $GME riding six green weeks, we dig into bullish options flow and the 5,000 $40 calls that caught our attention....Pssssssssttttttttt How does that trade compare with Roaring Kitty’s 2024 buying? We also cover XRT coming off Reg SHO, borrowed shares, Max Pain, and Paulie’s Gandalf line as we watch the market close. Then we break down Ryan Cohen’s interview, his thoughts on AI, and his ambition to be remembered as the guy who turned around GameStop. In Tiinfiol time we put RC's hiring tweets alongside the chart for some job-posting tinfoil, and finish with Shop GameStop: Paulie’s graded cards, a Roaring Kitty card reveal, and highlights from Roaring Sensei’s Riptonium stream. Thank you to everyone who’s watched, listened, joined the chat, or been part of the show along the way. Here's to 100 more! TimeStamps 00:00 Roaring Kitty intr 04:00 Celebrating 100 episodes 08:00 How The Echo Chamber started 10:00 Week in Review and XRT coming off Reg SHO 19:00 Call options and the Marantz discussion 24:00 Bullish options flow and calls above Max Pain 25:00 Borrow availability and the borrow fee 27:00 GME resistance and Paulie’s Gandalf line 42:00 The 5,000 $40 calls and Roaring Kitty’s 2024 trades 46:00 RC’s hiring tweets and Roaring Kitty tinfoil 57:30 Closing bell 59:00 RC’s buying and the path to $32 01:03:00 Break and Ryan Cohen interview clips 01:11:00 Ryan Cohen interview discussion 01:15:00 AI and Judgment Day 01:23:30 Hiring hungry people with something to prove 01:26:00 LC’s tweet and eBay 01:28:00 RC hiring tweets on the chart 01:33:00 Shop GameStop and Paulie’s card collection 01:36:30 Paulie shows his MBA graded cards 01:45:00 Roaring Kitty card PSA grade reveal 01:47:00 Roaring Sensei’s Riptonium stream 02:04:00 Celebrating 100 and closing thoughts Make sure you follow us, like, and comment where you listen. LIveStream every Monday to record the episode LFG $GME

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  • #99
    October 6 · 1 hr 23 min

    Five out of Five Board Members Recoomend Buying $GME

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 99 Five out of Five Board Members Recommend Buying $GME Fitzzzy and the the homies from X watch GameStop’s Power Hour close and dig into Ryan Cohen’s latest buy, Nat Turner joining the buying, and what it means now that all five board members have purchased shares. We talk GME’s climb, top calling, and whether Cohen’s repeated buys are helping build a new floor. UTG and Marvin break down the chart, momentum indicators, and why rising prices don’t always need massive volume. Then it’s the $32 question: warrants, buyback speculation, and the theory behind Cohen’s $500 million commitment. Plus October 2020 comparisons, Roaring Kitty memes, and some full-on tinfoil about who’s saying, “Fine. I’ll do it myself.” Thanks to everyone who joined the Space and hung out in the YouTube chat. LFG $GME Come say hey to the guests on X: @TheMagnifishit @M_oass @iMashnar @GMEMartian147 @MemeStockMillyz @UTGTrading @TheSteadyTurtle Time Stamps 00:00 - Intro: “Fine, I’ll Do It Myself” 02:00 - Magnifishit Joins the Space 05:00 - Marvin Joins: Nat Turner and Insider Buying 07:00 - MNPI and GameStop Buybacks 12:00 - UTG Joins: Price Action and Low Volume 16:00 - RC’s Buys, Dark Pools, and QCT Trades 19:00 - Arcane: Weekly Calls and Bullish Chart Signals 24:00 - Marvin’s Weekly Chart and Momentum 26:00 - Roaring Kitty and Halloween Tinfoil 28:00 - RC’s $500 Million and the Push Toward $32 30:00 - Captain Joins: RC’s Ownership and Warrants 35:00 - Magnifishit Returns: October 2020 Connections 39:00 - “I’ll Do It Myself” and Kitty’s Return 46:00 - RC’s Buying Patterns and New Price Floors 55:00 - RC’s Investor Summit and Buyback Discussion 01:00:00 - Closing Bell and the Large Volume Print 01:04:00 - Captain’s NFT Project and Community Shout-Outs 01:08:00 - Steady Turtle Joins: More RC Buys This Week? 01:16:00 - Magnifishit Returns for After-Hours Discussion Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads. You can find the Echo Chamber here: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheEchoChamber741 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/54n8qbPvca01QJazxGW5zN Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-echo-chamber/id1788838529 X: https://x.com/EchoChamber741 LFG $GME

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  • #98
    October 1 · 1 hr 41 min

    The $32 Question

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 98The $32 Question @PeakHobby joins Fitzzzy on this week’s episode to talk all things GameStop While watching the market close, they dig into the big question of the week.....to $32 or not to $32? Does GME run above $32, putting the warrants in the money, does the expiration get extended, or does the strike move closer to the money? We break down Friday’s rug, debate covered calls, and discuss Ryan Cohen’s latest buys, buyback speculation, and the $500 million warrant theory. Then it’s Shop GameStop and Pokémon’s 30th anniversary! LFG $GME 00:00 - Signs 01:00 - Power hour begins: welcome and 500 subscribers 08:00 - GME price action and Friday’s rug 17:30 - GameStop warrants: extension, exercise and the $32 target 22:00 - Covered calls and calling the top 27:30 - Comparing GameStop and Bed Bath warrants 34:30 - Why is $25 such a battle? 37:30 - Roaring Kitty, options flow and potential catalysts 45:30 - Ryan Cohen’s buys and the recent run 47:30 - IV check and trading versus exercising warrants 51:30 - Buyback speculation and RC’s $500 million theory 57:30 - Closing bell: the battle for $24 1:01:30 - Ryan Cohen interview clip 1:09:30 - Burry’s possible return and deleted-tweet tinfoil 1:11:00 - Shop GameStop and Pokémon’s 30th 1:13:00 - Has the anniversary lived up to the hype? 1:14:30 - Collecting the 30 Pikachu cards 1:16:30 - Chase cards: RGB Mews and Crystal Lugia 1:24:30 - GameStop demand and Peak’s $54K affiliate weekend 1:31:00 - Raw cards on Power Packs and digital pack openings 1:33:30 - PSA vault lending and card-exchange speculation 1:36:30 - RC’s warrant theory and insider filings 1:40:00 - Weekly price predictions and wrap-up Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads. Special thanks to all the homies who come hang out and chat in the livestream. Y'all are making the show a lot more fun to make! Podcast — Apple: The Echo Chamber Podcast — Spotify: The Echo Chamber YouTube channel: @TheEchoChamber741 Episode 98 original livestream: Top..... or Naw

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  • #97
    September 24 · 1 hr 37 min

    Buys, Buybacks, and Kitty Hacks

    The Echo Chamber Episode 97 "Buys, Buybacks, and Kitty Hacks" GameStop’s moving, the volume is showing up, and the tinfoil is getting loud. On Episode 97 of The Echo Chamber, Fitzzzy joins @TheMagnifishit and @M_oass to watch the buys come in and talk through the $GME chart. We discuss possible RC buying, buyback speculation, and whether the recent price action looks like a cycle running out of steam or building toward another leg up. Plus, OPEX, max pain, Bitcoin covered calls, and what clarity on the eBay deal could mean. Then we dig into the Tsuki “frontrun” claims. From Uno cards and Wizard forum activity to dev wallets and creator incentives, we question what’s being presented as proof of a Roaring Kitty connection. We wrap up with Kitty’s deleted tweets, OK Gnomie tinfoil, a possible Roaring Sensei collaboration, and speculation about what a Kitty return could look like. Timestamps 0:00 - Kitty intro clip 1:37 - Unusual volume pops, RC buying or company buybacks? 13:59 - Settlement chatter, Wendy’s speculation, and the eBay comparison 17:15 - GameStop stores, collectibles, and live shopping 20:00 - Watching RCs buys come in & chart talk 20:17 - Cramer calls GameStop a buy, reaction on the chart 24:53 - Trading the run, taking profits, and IV crush 30:22 - eBay deal structure and the $23 battleground 32:16 - Is the GME cycle ending? Volume and continuation 34:38 - Bitcoin covered calls and potential cash proceeds 38:56 - OPEX, max pain, and upside levels 43:44 - Overnight price action and Ultimator’s swap-signal theory 1:00:15 - Buyback speculation and another potential leg up 1:02:36 - Tsuki Deep Dive 1:02:36 - “Frontruns,” Uno cards, and the claimed Kitty connection 1:06:52 - Dev wallets, creator incentives, and reasons for skepticism 1:08:26 - Wizard forum activity and the latest Tsuki claims 1:20:24 - Roaring Kitty’s Deleted Tweets, dates, memes, and theories 1:26:22 - OK Gnomie tinfoil and a possible Roaring Sensei collaboration 1:32:13 - Kitty’s million-dollar YOLO anniversary and possible return scenarios 1:35:52 - Final GME check and wrap-up Follow The Echo Chamber and catch every episode: Follow on Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe on YouTube Thank you to everyone who listens, watches, and hangs out with us live. LFG GME!

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  • #96
    September 17 · 2 hr 17 min

    Four Out of Five Board Members Recommend Buying

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 96 “Four Out of Five Board Members Recommend Buying” Four GameStop board members bought shares across three consecutive trading days following earnings -Larry Cheng: 55,000 -James Grube added 10,255 -Alan Attal bought 5,000 -Ryan Cohen: 1 million That’s 1,070,255 $GME shares purchased for approximately $21.7 million. @gmebuttstallion and @ib35y45 join Fitzzzy to break down the insider buying, the price reaction and whether Nat Turner could be sitting on MNPI. Then it’s time for the warrant debate. $GME gained more than 10% while $GME.WS fell over 20%. The guys discuss the warrant positions taken by @TheUltimator5 and @rnewton7777, and whether GameStop should allow the warrants to expire or extend them. Shop GameStop covers Pokémon’s 30th-anniversary releases, IB’s “Beat the Mimic” game and PSA’s new vault-to-vault transfers. Finally, @foxenflask makes a surprise appearance to discuss the latest $GME × $eBay developments, a potential partnership and board seats before offering his analysis of what could happen with the warrants. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro / Power Hour 07:30 - $GME options and Power Hour 21:00 - Insider Buying 21:00 - Larry Cheng buys 55,000 shares 23:30 - James Grube buys 10,255 shares 25:00 - Alan Attal buys 5,000 shares 26:00 - Ryan Cohen buys 1 million shares 29:30 - eBay insiders selling 33:30 - Rooowwwaaaaadddddddd 42:00 - GME Warrants 42:30 - Will the warrants finish in the money? 44:00 - What was the purpose of the warrants? 50:30 - @rnewton7777 and @TheUltimator5 53:00 - The 360% borrow fee 55:30 - The October 29 warrant hypothetical 1:02:00 - Earnings News Clip / Break 1:09:00 - Shop GameStop 1:09:00 - New GameStop store and Pokémon’s 30th anniversary 1:21:30 - What everyone is playing 1:23:00 - Double Pro Week 1:26:30 - Pokémon midnight release 1:27:30 - IB’s “Beat the Mimic” game 1:32:00 - PSA vault-to-vault transfers 1:34:00 - Pokémon 30th-anniversary drop dates 1:38:00 - Week in Review 1:51:00 - @foxenflask Joins the Show 1:53:00 - eBay Update 1:53:30 - Why Bad Robot thinks the deal hasn’t been quiet 1:57:00 - The CNBC slip and a developing deal 1:58:30 - Interested investors and potential financing 2:01:00 - Could the MNPI already be publicly disclosed? 2:06:00 - Bad Robot’s Warrant Analysis LFG $GME Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheEchoChamber741 Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/54n8qbPvca01QJazxGW5zN Follow on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-echo-chamber/id1788838529

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  • #95
    September 10 · 1 hr 53 min

    GME Q2 2026 Earnings Special

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 95 "GME Q2 2026 Earnings Special" GameStop’s Q2 earnings are out, and there’s plenty to talk about • Revenue: $790.2 million • Net income: $298.7 millio @TheMagnifishit joins Fitzzzy all of X to break down the numbers, raised guidance, new sales categories, and everthing else we can find in the report We cover collectibles, Pokémon’s 30th anniversary, grading partnerships, Bitcoin covered calls, GME and BBBY warrants, Ryan Cohen’s ownership, and Robinhood’s GME/AMC stock tokens. Then we ask the big questions: What’s still coming, and when does the stock price catch up? Timestamp 00:00 Opening clip 00:30 Welcome with Magnifishit 15:00 Opening the X Space 17:30 @Buttfarm69 FTDs, premarket moves, and trading cycles 26:00 @Strarberryxmoon: Bullishness intensifies 29:00 Q2 earnings breakdown 31:45 Revenue, store closures, and operating performance 35:30 Swiggs: PSA, Beckett, and grading partnerships 40:00 New sales categories 43:30 Expenses, operating profit, and net income 45:30 Investment gains and Bitcoin covered calls 47:00 @IB35Y45 and Shop GameStop: Pokémon 30th anniversary 49:00 Moass: In RC we trust 50:00 Early earnings release and debt exchange 55:00 Warrants 57:45 BBBY and GME warrant connection theories 1:01:15 Ryan Cohen’s 13D, warrant holdings, and $500M pledge 1:15:00 Robinhood GME and AMC stock tokens 1:17:00 @Diamondape69 1:23:00 Old Soul, Cash flow, inventory, BTC, and unanswered PowerPack questions 1:25:00 Magnifishit’s farewell 1:27:30 Closing earnings thoughts and watching for additional filings 1:32:00 James: Something big is coming 1:34:00 MTrain: Is RC a shill? 1:43:00 YouTube wrap-up 1:43:00 Implied volatility and borrow availability 1:45:00 GME warrant price action and resistance 1:49:30 GME chart fractal comparisons 1:51:45 Max pain and final thoughts Thank you to everyone who joined us live in the Space and on Youtube Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe on Spotify Follow on Apple Podcasts Catch the Live stream here

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  • #94
    September 3 · 1 hr 41 min

    Green Light District

    The Echo Chamber — Episode 94 “Green Light District” We went into Episode 94 expecting to talk about warrants and tinfoil, then woke up to preliminary earnings and the early completion of GameStop’s Debt-for-Equity Exchange. @M_oass joins Fitzzzy to break down the approximately $1.4 billion in retired debt, the 55.5 million shares and $358.4 million cash payment, and the biggest unanswered question: why did Ryan Cohen end the exchange with three weeks remaining? GameStop’s preliminary Q2 numbers were released. We talk about how the prelim numbers match up to expecations Also, the warrants gained more than 30% for the week....could not skip those Finally, the tinfoil comes out. @GameStop and their social media team has been on fire with the tin posts and we can't help ourselves after "Consider this your green light" Plus, Shop GameStop, the Week in Review and a Battle Royale to determine the draft order for the GME fantasy football league Timestamps: 04:00 — Debt-for-Equity Exchange 04:00 — $1.4B of convertible debt retired Doubts 06:00 — 55.5M shares plus $358.4M in cash 06:30 — Depop negotiations 09:00 — Who are the bondholders, and how long must they hold? 10:00 — Could GameStop have sold Bitcoin to fund the cash payment? 11:30 — Earnings, MNPI and whether the buyback window could open 12:30 — Estimated $18.77 exchange price and GME trading below it 14:00 — Could GameStop exchange the remaining convertible debt? 22:00 — Preliminary Q2 Earnings 23:00 — Sales versus estimates, Q1 and Q2 2025 26:30 — Operating income, net income, eBay gains and Bitcoin losses 30:00 — Why GameStop released preliminary results before full earnings 34:30 — Break / Clip 42:00 — GME.WS / Warrants 42:00 — Thursday’s 30% warrant move and increased volume 44:00 — October 30 expiration and the path to becoming ITM 54:00 — Were the warrants hedged by selling GME calls? 58:00 — Tinfoil 1:01:00 — “Consider this your green light” 1:07:00 — Halo, MW2, GTA and Animal Crossing tweet connections 1:18:00 — Teddy.com and PayTeddy developments 1:23:00 — Fantasy Football Draft-Order Battle Royale 1:29:00 — Shop GameStop 1:30:00 — Week in Review 1:30:30 — GME.WS gains and GME’s weekly price and volume 1:31:00 — Open gaps above and below GME 1:33:00 — Comparing the current chart with the 2024 setup Thank you to everyone who downloads and listens, please comment where you are watching. Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe on Spotify Follow on Apple Music Watch the live stream here LFG $GME Send it Kitty

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  • #93
    August 27 · 1 hr 41 min

    Lost in Spaces

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 93 "Lost in Spaces" We took the show to twitter for this weeks episode of TEC. Lot's of folks joined us for the first ever Space and YouTube cross-stream There are still lots of questioins surrounding GME x Ebay and the debt exchange pricing, but #1 is.....Is the bottom in? We could be heading for the Kitty Gap around $17.45? Fitzzzy and the panel compare the chart to 2024, discuss OPEX, the August cycle and whether @TheRoaringKitty could be waiting for Ryan Cohen to make the first move. The conversation also covers Day 16 of GameStop’s debt-for-equity exchange, the bondholders involved, possible dilution and whether the exchange could finish early. Then we update the $GME x $eBay situation, RC’s silence and the possible paths forward TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro / First X Space 00:45 - @M_oass / Opening Conversation 01:45 - @starberryxmoon / X Space Setup 04:15 - @ib35y45 / Co-Host Setup 14:00 - Week in Review / Is $17.79 the Bottom? 14:00 - Kitty Gap and 2024 Fractal 21:00 - @TheSteadyTurtle / GME Chart and T+16 28:00 - @NegativeBananya / Warrants, OPEX and Early Earnings 31:00 - eBay and Bitcoin’s Potential Q2 Impact 36:00 - @TheMagnifishit / Debt-for-Equity Exchange 38:00 - Bondholders, Conversion Price and Potential Dilution 41:00 - @PeakHobby / Pokémon and GME 49:00 - @boilerpaulie / Pokémon and Sports Cards 56:00 - New Pikachu Card and the GME Chart 58:30 - eBay Update 58:00 - Tender Offer, Proxy Fight, Board Battle or Waiting 1:09:00 - @TheSteadyTurtle / RC’s Silence and eBay 1:13:00 - @diamondape69 / $17.79, Kitty Gap and eBay 1:16:00 - Cat Day, Chewy and Tinfoil 1:19:00 - @diamondape69 and @TheMagnifishit / Is Kitty Waiting for RC? 1:22:00 - @TheRoaringKitty’s April 2024 Calls 1:24:00 - Kitty Gap, IV and Weekly Outlook 1:26:00 - Could the Debt Exchange Finish Early? 1:28:00 - @TheMagnifishit / Kitty’s Calls, Available Cash and Chewy 1:31:30 - Shop @GameStop / Show Wrap-Up 1:33:00 - Low-of-the-Week Roundtable Thank you to everyone who came out for the show. We had a great time. You can catch the full live stream over on YouTube Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe on Spotify Follow on Apple Podcasts LFG $GME

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  • #92
    August 20 · 1 hr 52 min

    Forthcoming Comingforth

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 92 “Forthcoming Comingforth" It’s been 30 days since Ryan Cohen converted GameStop’s eBay put/call pairs into physical shares, and with 9.8% ownership now directly in hand, the question is why. This week we break down the possible reasons behind the move, including voting power, a potential proxy fight, leverage with eBay’s board, and whether removing counterparty uncertainty could be part of a broader strategy. Speaking of removing uncertainty, we spend some time talking about the warrants and the debt-for-equity exchange. Could this all be about removing overhang so the skies are clear overhead? Jake joins Fitzzzy for Episode 92 to talk all things @gamestop, retro gaming, and charts and a whole lot more. Timestamps INTROS 0:05 : Intros EBAY UPDATE 8:35 : eBay Price / 14% Drop 15:05 : Why Convert Early? 18:05 : Proxy Fight / The 20% Coalition 26:20 : Forthcoming Is Still Coming Forth DEBT EXCHANGE 29:20 : 35-Day Pricing Window 31:35 : Who’s on the Other Side? 33:05 : Price Based in Part 37:50 : Could There Be More Debt Exchanges? 38:20 : Debt as a Liability / Tied to eBay? WARRANTS 36:20 : Will the Warrants Finish ITM? 38:05 : The Road to $32 / Clear Skies 40:50 : What Happens if the Warrants Expire Worthless? 41:50 : Squeeze the Warrants BREAK 51:50 : Break / Call of Booty RETRO GAMING WITH JAKE / SHOP GAMESTOP 1:00:35 : Jake’s 4,000+ Game Collection 1:03:20 : Physical vs. Digital Gaming 1:07:20 : Should GameStop Grade Video Games? WEEK IN REVIEW 1:28:30 : Opening Sell-Offs / Trading the Bounce 1:33:15 : IV Climbing / Max Pain 1:34:30 : OPEX Week / Looking for the Low 1:36:30 : Institutional Buying / Call Selling 1:39:00 : Price Predictions / $17.70 Gap ANNOUNCEMENTS Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe on Spotify Follow on Apple Podcasts Watch the Live Stream Thank you to everyone who joined us in chat for the live stream. Special thanks to all the homies in TEC, could not do the show without you LFG $GME Send it Kitty

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  • #91
    August 13 · 2 hr 32 min

    People Familiar with the Matter

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 91 "People Familiar with the Matter" Bloomberg says Ryan Cohen may be considering pulling GameStop’s $56 billion eBay offer in favor of a partnership and board representation, citing “people familiar with the matter.” We dig into whether the rumor holds any weight, what it could mean for GameStop’s 9.8% eBay position, and where it might of come from We also break down GameStop’s debt-for-equity exchange, the 35-day pricing window, who may be on the other side, and what earnings could do to $GME while that window is still open. @RoaringSensei joins Fitzzzy to talk PowerPacks, That Dojo mentality, GameStop customer service, and community feedback before we close with the $GME weekly recap, IV, institutions, call selling, deleted-tweet tinfoil, and price predictions. TimeStamps - 0:00: Intros - 17:00: eBay Rumor - 19:15: Do We Trust the Sources? - 20:30: RC’s GameStop Playbook / Getting on the Board - 22:30: How Many Leaks Are Not Real? - 29:15: Strategic Leverage & Other Options - 31:00: eBay Position Update - 45:00: Debt-for-Equity Update - 49:45: Why Bondholders Want Equity - 52:00: Who’s on the Other Side? - 52:30: The Minimum & 35-Day Pricing Window - 57:15: How Much of GameStop Could They Own? - 1:00:45: Who’s Buying? - 1:02:30: Earnings & What Could Move $GME - 1:09:00: Break / Interview Clip - 1:14:00: Roaring Sensei - 1:14:15: Sensei’s Streams & YouTube - 1:29:45: Pack Dojo Simulator - 1:36:45: Breaking the Cycle, Creativity & Community - 1:45:00: Shop GameStop - 1:45:30: PowerPacks, PSA & Customer Service - 1:49:30: Taking Community Feedback to GameStop - 2:05:00: $GME Weekly Recap - 2:05:45: Monday Selloff & Weekly Volume - 2:07:00: How Low Can You Go $GME? - 2:07:30: IV Goes Wild - 2:10:15: Chart Outlook, Earnings & the August Cycle - 2:12:00: GameStop Running on EZ Mode for Financials - 2:18:00: Tinfoil: Deleted Tweet Tin - 2:19:00: Price Predictions - 2:23:00: Institutions & Call Selling - 2:32:00: Announcements - Subscribe on YouTube - Subscribe on Spotify - Follow on Apple Podcasts Thank you to everyone who came out to the livestream. Every download and listen is greatly appreciated. Like and comment LFG $GME Send it @TheRoaringKitty

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  • #90
    August 6 · 2 hr 59 min

    Cohen's Crunch

    The Echo Chamber Episode 90 - "Cohens Crunch" GameStop announces a $1.4 billion debt-for-equity exchange just in time for @TheMagnifishit to join Fitzzzy on this week’s episode. From the 35-trading-day window to the $eBay/Depop connection, they break down all angles of the new filing. Speaking of eBay, they update the company’s bid and talk about what could be on the way, before reviewing the charts and talking PowerPacks and Shopping GameStop. Then we go into the main event… the story of @TheRoaringKitty. From the original YOLO updates and early livestreams through January 2021, his return in 2024, the $GME run to $80, the 5Ks, Chewy, and all the tin along the way. TimeStamps 00:00 - Intro / Get to Know Magnifishit 20:00 — Debt-for-Equity Exchange 23:00 — eBay / Depop Angle 25:00 — “35 Days Is a Long Time” 28:00 — What’s the Floor? 30:00 — Tinfoil Angle: Is RC Expecting a Cycle Move? 40:00 — Fitzzzzzzyyyyy & PP 46:00 — eBay Update 47:00 — CNBC Slip-Up & Private Equity Discussion 53:00 — Quarter-End, eBay Closing Price & Sweet Profit 57:00 — eBay & GameStop Earnings Possibilities 58:00 — Del 203, TO & “Forthcoming Means Forthcoming” 1:01:00 — Charts & Week in Review 1:01:30 — $GME Chart, Low Volume & Wedgeception 1:04:00 — Gaps & Islands 1:07:00 — Option Chain Analysis, Heavy Call Selling & IV Lows/Highs 1:10:00 — Break / Roaring Kitty Livestream 1:15:00 — Project Sling, Depop & the 60/40 Breakdown Deck 1:35:00 — To Ploot or Not 1:37:00 — The Roaring Kitty 1:40:00 — Pre-2021 1:45:00 — The YOLO Updates 1:53:00 — Original GME Thesis 1:57:00 — Early Livestreams 2:10:00 — Cohen and Kitty Early On 2:14:00 — January–June 2021 2:01:00 — Connecting 2021 Memes to 2024 Memes 2:18:00 — Kitty to Congress / June Hype and Rug 2:19:00 — Kitty Goes Dark 2:24:00 — The Comeback 2:24:00 — April 2024 Options 2:27:00 — “Oops MOASS, My Bad” / May Run to $80 2:29:00 — The 5Ks and $20s 2:50:00 — Chewy Filings 2:53:00 — The Tin / 01/09 2:55:00 — Announcements Subscribe on Youtube Subscribe on Spotify Follow on Apple Podcast Watch the live stream Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads. Special thanks to all the folk hanging out in live chat during the streams, and all the homies in TEC. LFG GME

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  • #89
    July 30 · 1 hr 4 min

    Early Conversion

    Episode 89 - The Echo Chamber "Early Conversion" Three Gold PowerPacks were pulled live as @Furu_Bartuc joined @ShaunFitzzzy for Episode 89 to talk PowerPacks, competitors and rewards. We also break down the latest PowerPack numbers before Q2 ends, the new app release and the leaked Pokémon 30th-anniversary packs. Then we dig into RC’s decision to convert GameStop’s eBay position early, why the timing may matter, and whether it lines up with the August/September cycle. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 — Intro / Flashback to June 5:00 — PowerPack Pulls and Contest 15:00 — Three Gold Packs Pulled 20:00 — eBay Update 22:00 — Why Convert Early? 24:00 — Is RC Playing the Cycles? 26:00 — eBay/GME Price Discussion 30:00 — Early Earnings / Buybacks 37:00 — Roaring Kitty’s First Stream / Break 41:00 — Private Equity Discussion 42:00 — PowerPack Discussion 45:00 — Competitors and Rewards 47:00 — Shop GameStop App released Pokémon 30th leaked 52:00 — Week in Review Low volume to start Monthly lows Falling wedgeception GME chart Borrow rate Gaps 1:03:00 — Announcements Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe on Spotify Follow on Apple Podcast Watch live every week Thank you to everyone who watched the live. Congrats to our winners, Bdogg , DiaperKing, and Magnifishit.....who will be giving his pull away on next weeks live stream Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads, special shout out to the homies in TEC, could not do the show without y'all LFG $GME Send it @TheRoaringKitty

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  • #88
    July 23 · 1 hr 32 min

    Hostile Intentions

    THE ECHO CHAMBER — EPISODE 88 HOSTILE INTENTIONS With GameStop now holding voting rights over 9.8% of eBay, Ryan Cohen has a lot of options ahead of him. Peak Hobby joins Fitzzzy this week to break them all down. 10%, 15% , 20%, 85%....whats the goal and how can we get there They also break down RC’s edgy Bloomberg interview and talk Teddy, Warrant, disc-less gaming, and the questions that RC did'nt care for. Plus, Shop GameStop and a Week in Review covering gaps, cycles, low volume, eBay FTDs, the borrow rate, option chain, GME.WS, and Peak’s Dorito. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 — Intro Kitty clip Hey Peak Hobby Twitter giveaway drama 8:00 — eBay Update / 13D Put/call pairs exercised Position analysis Next steps Going hostile Ownership thresholds 23:00 — RC Bloomberg Interview Going hostile again 27:00 — Teddy / drinking at 7:41 of the interview 33:00 — Warrants 38:00 — RC doesn’t want to talk about GTA 6 43:00 — Disc-less is irrelevant 46:00 — Ed pisses RC off asking about the “NFT experience” 49:00 — RC isn’t going to give his plan on a news program 54:00 — Shop GameStop Pokémon 30th Power Packs PowerPack App Lorcana 1:12:00 — Week in Review Gaps Cycles Low volume eBay FTDs Borrow rate Option chain Everything is...and isn’t...priced in GME.WS 1:30:00 — Community Notes Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe on Spotify Follow on Apple Podcast Watch the live stream here Follow the show on X @EchoChamber741 Thank you to everyone who downloads and listens and a special thanks to all the homies in the discord ! LFG $GME Send it @TheRoaringKitty

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  • #87
    July 9 · 1 hr 57 min

    Authorized

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 87 “Authorized” The results are in, and they were a little closer than expected, but the shares are authorized. The long-awaited 2026 GameStop Shareholder Meeting was quick and to the point. RC’s comp plan has been pulled, and the 1.5 billion shares are approved — time to go get eBay. Fitzzzy is joined by Bobby, NewSnake, and Phil this week to break down the meeting results, the latest RC interview, and the current eBay position. We talk Teddy filings and tinfoil, Shop GameStop, PowerPacks, and review the Week in Review. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – GameStop Shareholder Meeting 15:00 – Shareholder Meeting Reaction • Results • Comp plan pulled • 1.5 billion shares authorized 28:00 – RC Interview Clip 35:00 – Getting to Know NewSnake, Phil, and Bobby 47:00 – eBay Update • RC interview recap • Current eBay position breakdown • Live selling • Other opportunities 1:13:00 – Shop GameStop • Pokémon drop and pricing • Sony going discless • Xbox cutting 1:21:00 – Teddy • Facts • Filings • Tin 1:30:00 – Week in Review • GME chart • GMEWS chart • IV • Option chain • Borrow rate 1:48:00 – Warrants and Buybacks Discussion 1:53:00 – Announcements • Subscribe on YouTube • Subscribe on Spotify • Follow on the show on X • Follow on Apple Music Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads. You can watch us stream live every episode on our YouTube channel. This episode was broken into two parts Part 1 Part 2 Come say hey on X: @ShaunFitzzzy @gitman_phil , @New_Snake , @BobbyMatozzo

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  • #86
    July 2 · 1 hr 50 min

    The Porcelian Proposal

    THE ECHO CHAMBER – EPISODE 86 The Porcelain Proposal Less than a week until Shareholder meeting, and RC isn't slowing down on his bid for eBay. He dropped his compensation package from the ballot, 1.5 billion shares are up for a vote, and the next week could shape the future of the proposed eBay deal…so we will probably trade flat. Fitzzzy catches up with M and IB totalk Pokémon dumpster dives, Shopping GameStop, reacting to RC's best interviews yet and a lot more After breaking down the All In Podcast interview, we discuss GameStop's new forward guidance, why the updated 8-K could be a signal of strength, and we preview the upcoming shareholder meeting We wrap up with the Week in Review, covering the GME chart, option chain, borrow rate, 30-day IV, and what we're watching heading into one of the biggest weeks of the year. LFG $GME TIMESTAMPS 0:00 – Intros Hey M! What's up IB? IB's bot update M's Pokémon dumpster dive Shop GameStop 17:00 – The All In Podcast Interview RC's rationale for eBay Cost-cutting & efficiency Digital collectibles, NFTs & in-game skins RC's persistence and criticism of the eBay board 55:00 – RC's Three-Point Plan for eBay Interview clip 1:01:00 – Forward Guidance Discussion 8-K and press release discussion 1:11:00 – Shareholder Meeting & RC's Comp Plan RC removes his compensation package Breakdown of shares available Why 1.5 billion shares matter for the eBay deal 1:22:00 – Week in Review GME chart discussion Option chain Borrow rate 30-day IV Price action prediction 1:45:00 – Wrap-Up & Community Notes Subscribe on Apple Podcast Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on YouTube Watch our live show every week on YouTube Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads. You can catch the live recording of this episode on our YouTube here

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  • #85
    June 25 · 2 hr

    So You're Telling Me There's a Chance

    The Echo Chamber — Episode 85 "So You’re Telling Me There’s a Chance" Fitzzzy is joined by the hosts of theTardguin space. The #1 GME space on twitter is here to talk all things GameStop. We start with highlights from Ryan Cohen’s Piers Morgan interview before getting to know Hash, Cap'n, and Strawberry, including how they found GameStop, how the Tardguin Spaces came together, and what it has been like crossing community lines between GME, crypto, and meme coins From there, we get into GameStop Twitter tin, shopping GameStop, the Roaring Kitty hack from the blockchain side The second half focuses on the eBay deal update and what going hostile could look like. We close with the Week in Review on the GME chart, option chain, 30-day IV, borrow rate, fractals and hopium. Timestamps 0:00 — RC and Piers Interview Highlight 7:00–35:00 — Getting to Know Tardguin Hash, Capn, Strawberry, finding GameStop, Tardguin Spaces, meme coins, crypto culture, going full GME, and crossing community lines. 35:00–44:00 — GameStop Twitter Tin and Shop GameStop 46:00–1:07:00 — Roaring Kitty Hack / Crypto / Blockchain Breakdown 1:07:00–1:17:00 — Meme Coins, Crypto, and Pull Token 1:17:00–1:38:00 — eBay Deal Update Proposal 4, HSR, 20% versus 10%, Delaware 203, updated share position, and going hostile. 1:38:00–1:52:00 — Week in Review GME chart, option chain, 30-day IV, borrow rate, fractals, and hopium. 1:52:00–End — Tinfoil, Community Notes, IB’s Bot, and RC / GameStop Hate Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads every week. You can watch the live recording of this episode on our YouTube channel here Subscribe and Follow on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, and X Come say Hey on X: @ShaunFitzzzy, @starberryxmoon , @MemeStockMillyz , and @_xdjfq

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  • #84
    June 18 · 2 hr 16 min

    Fake AF

    THE ECHO CHAMBER – EPISODE 84 Fake AF June OPEX week is here, and despite GameStop posting what may be the strongest quarter in company history, the stock continues to trade near the lows of the year. Fitzzzy is joined by DiamondApe69 and IB35Y45 to break down the newly released 10-Q, the company's $10 billion cash position, the newly authorized $2 billion share buyback program, and the latest update to GameStop's growing eBay position. We discuss what stood out in the filing, what may come next, and whether the market is completely ignoring the fundamentals. We also spend lots of time talking about shopping GameStop, Power Packs, Pokémon, PSA grading, and GameStop's growing collectibles business. In the second half we get into the Week in Review on the chart and discuss what may be coming with June OPEX, the upcoming shareholder meetings for both eBay and GameStop, and potential catalysts between now and then. And don't forget—hot sock talk. Timestamps 0:00 - 3:00 — Intro, pre-show, overnight trading, and Drunk on Dreams joins the chat 3:00 - 12:00 — Early earnings, 10-Q discussion, cash position, and $2 billion buyback authorization 12:00 - 30:00 — Shop GameStop, Power Packs, Pokémon, collectibles, and PSA grading 30:00 - 45:00 — Twitter talk, GameStop social media, the puppy, Sultan, community discussion, and memes 45:00 - 54:00 — Updated eBay position, latest 425 filing, eBay shareholder meeting, and acquisition discussion 54:00 - 59:00 — IB, ChatGPT automation, Robinhood, and hacking together a GME buying bot 59:00 - 1:41:00 — Week in Review, GME chart, hopium, borrow rate, 30-day IV, max pain, GME.WS chart, “dippest before rippest,” and Chewy chart 1:41:00 - 1:51:00 — Options, cycles, August outlook, potential catalysts, and FUD 1:51:00 - 2:03:00 — Sock Stop, more sock talk, and community announcements 2:03:00 - 2:06:00 — BP space Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads. Please subscribe over on YouTube. You can watch the live recording of this episode here Follow us on Spotify, YouTube, and X.

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  • #83
    June 11 · 1 hr 47 min

    A Quarter for the Ages

    The Echo Chamber Episode 83 "A Quarter for the Ages" Q1 2026 was one for the record books, and there was plenty to talk about this week. Fitzzzy is joined by @Furu_Bartuc to break down GameStop's surprise record-breaking earnings report, the newly authorized $2 billion buyback, and the latest amended 13D that pushed GameStop's eBay exposure to roughly 9%. We dig into the earnings numbers, discuss what could still be hiding in the pending 10-Q, review the week's market action, and spend some time talking Power Packs, collectibles, PSA's loyalty program changes, and future growth opportunities. There is always a little tinfoil too Timestamps 0:00 – 5:00 — Intro, surprise earnings reaction, record quarter, buyback authorization, and eBay position update 5:00 – 7:45 — Initial earnings discussion, stock reaction, Wednesday's 13% move, and expectations versus price action 7:45 – 24:30 — Buyback deep dive, Ryan Cohen purchase theories, warrant implications, timing of repurchases, and potential impact on share count and valuation 24:30 – 35:30 — Q1 earnings breakdown, revenue growth, operating income, cash position, profitability, and discussion of the pending 10-Q 35:30 – 45:00 — eBay position update, amended 13D, additional share purchases, HSR discussion, voting power, and long-term acquisition strategy 45:00 – 49:30 — Roaring Kitty intermission 49:30 – 1:20:00 — Week in Review, market action, volume analysis, DBR indicator, gaps, option chain discussion, borrow rate, max pain, and some $22 calls that came in on Friday 1:20:00 – 1:35:00 — Power Packs, Shop GameStop, collectibles revenue, PSA shutdown, loyalty program discussion, and future growth opportunities 1:35:00 – End — Roaring Kitty timeline, June 9 birthday tinfoil, RC customer service tweets, Flipmode getting a reply from RC, shareholder meeting speculation, community announcements, closing thoughts, and looking ahead to the 10-Q and July 7 shareholder meeting Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads the show each week. Special shoutout to all the homies in TEC on discord You can watch this episode recorded live on YouTube here and join us every week as we record. Follow us on Spotify, Subscribe on YouTube, and follow on X @EchoChamber741 for all future episodes and updates. Come say hey on X: @ShaunFitzzzy and @Furu_Bartuc

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  • #82
    June 9 · 46 min

    Happy Birthday Roaring Kitty

    The Echo Chamber - Bonus Episode 82 Happy Birthday Roaring Kitty Reese Politics joins Fitzzzy for a bonus episode as we celebrate Roaring Kitty's birthday and catch up on everything happening around GameStop. Timestamps Start — Happy Birthday Roaring Kitty, Intro, and Catching Up with Reese 10:45 — Roaring Kitty Hack Discussion and Market Reactions 15:00 — Q1 Earnings Review, Buyback Authorization, and Ryan Cohen's Turnaround 21:00 — Share Price Frustration, Call Selling, and the Current Trading Range 26:00 — eBay Acquisition Strategy, Teddy, and Building an E-Commerce Giant 31:00 — GameStop's Long-Term Value Proposition and Growth Opportunities 37:00 — XRT, Reg SHO, OPEX Cycles, and Option Chain Suppression 44:00 — Implied Volatility, Warrants vs. October $32 Calls, and Shareholder Sentiment Thank you to everyone who downloads and listens. Special thanks to all the folks who show up during our live streams and participate in the conversation. You can watch this recording on YouTube here Follow us on Spotify, YouTube, and X @EchoChamber741 Come say hey on X @ShaunFitzzzy and @ReesePolitics

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  • #81
    June 4 · 1 hr 37 min

    Burr-Polar Disorder

    The Echo Chamber - Episode 81 "Burr-Polar Disorder" TEC is loaded this week as Fitzzzy is joined by Peak Hobby and M_oass to talk all things GameStop, Pokémon, and collectibles. The first half of the show focuses on the Pokémon boom, PSA grading shutdown, and the growing collectibles market around GameStop and PowerPacks. In the second half we shift into the eBay deal update, new 13D filings, the May sell-off, option chain activity, and a full Week in Review packed with chart talk and tinfoil. Timestamps 0:00 - 10:00 — Intros, “Hey M,” get to know Peak Hobby 10:00 - 26:00 — Pokémon talk, scalpers, vending machine glitches, sealed product market, favorite Pokémon/cards, PSA grading, raw vs graded cards, Pokémon investing, Pikachu/Gengar/Umbreon discussion, Surging Sparks & Ascended Heroes talk 26:00 - 40:00 — Pokémon 30th anniversary set, god packs, upcoming releases, PokéBeach, card values, social media influence, collecting vs investing, PowerPacks/Pokémon crossover discussion 40:00 - 1:00:00 — eBay deal update, new 13D + 425s, added eBay share exposure, HSR discussion, 5% threshold talk, eBay shareholder meeting, RC Twitter + community weaponization, Nat Turner / Outback Steakhouse tinfoil, PSA dominance, RC strategy discussion, meme review + community discussion 1:00:00 - 1:06:00 — Roaring Kitty stream clip break 1:06:00 - 1:20:00 — Week in Review, May sell-off discussion, “Burr-polar disorder,” DBR update, gaps discussion 1:20:00 - 1:30:00 — 5Ks and option chain discussion, borrow rate, XRT Reg SHO discussion 1:30:00 - End — Tinfoil, Barking Puppy, Community updates, follow on YouTube and Spotify, social media/algo discussion, spaces talk, final thoughts Thank you to everyone who listens and downloads. -You can watch this episode as it was recorded here -You can watch us live every week on the YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@TheEchoChamber741 -Follow us on Spotify, YouTube, and X. -Say hey on X @ShaunFitzzzy, @PeakHobby, @M_oass

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