Quick Read – GME delivered a $0.30 Q1 EPS against a $0.04 estimate, supporting a 12-month price target of $39.22 and 76% upside from current levels. – Collectibles revenue surged 65% to $349 million, now 42% of sales, while a fresh $2 billion buyback signals aggressive capital…
ployment. – Bears cite $4 billion in convertible debt and a $519 million Bitcoin position as key risks, yet even the bear-case 12-month target tops today’s price. – Act now: the analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and GameStop didn’t make the cut. Grab the names FREE today
GameStop (NYSE:GME) has reinvented itself into a cash-rich holding company rather than a brick-and-mortar gaming retailer, and the market is still struggling to price what that means. After a blowout Q1 FY26 report, neutral retail sentiment, and a deep disconnect with traditional Wall Street coverage, my model sees meaningful upside from current levels. The 24/7 Wall St.
Price Target for GameStop Our 24/7 Wall St. price target for GameStop is $39.22 over the next 12 months, implying 76.05% upside from the current quote of $22.28. The model carries a 90% confidence reading. Our recommendation is buy, anchored in expanding margins, a fortress balance sheet, and a forward earnings ramp that the broader market has not yet underwritten.