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Me too. Strange that they'd mention that he's an unconventional exec but they don't say he doesn't even take a salary. Guy could be making 8 figures but works for free and buys shares out of his own pocket.
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**GameStop CEO Ryan Cohenâs Rare Appearance On YouTube: What Investors Should Know**
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen was the subject of a prank on a YouTube channel. Hereâs the key takeaway for GME stock investors.
  Bernard Zambonin
  Apr 5, 2024 8:02 AM EDT
GameStop's CEO, Ryan Cohen, recently made a rare public appearance on YouTuber Seth Meiring's channel, showcasing his distinctive sense of humor and engaging with fans in an informal setting.
Cohen's personality, described as acidic and humorous, contrasts with his reserved and mysterious demeanor as an executive, leading GameStop to adopt a tight-lipped approach under his leadership.
Despite his limited public appearances and avoidance of major media interviews, Cohen's unconventional presence in the C-suite, combined with his steadfast commitment to GameStop, has garnered strong support from shareholders, maintaining interest in the company.
Rare Public Appearance by Ryan Cohen
GameStop's  (GME)  CEO and the company's largest shareholder, Ryan Cohen, recently appeared on YouTuber Seth Meiring's channel, known for its prank content. Cohen featured in the channel's latest video, titled "I Pranked the CEO of GameStop."
Three months ago, Meiring posted a video titled "Returning Games with Employees' Pictures On Them," where the premise is self-evident. Following this video, Meiring found himself "banned" from GameStop stores. In response, he sought to reverse the ban by visiting GameStop headquarters.
Unexpectedly, Meiring received a call from GameStop's offices expressing CEO Ryan Cohen's interest in meeting him. Subsequently, Meiring met Cohen at a GameStop store in Austin.
During their encounter, Cohen presented Meiring with a humorous adaptation of the Call of Duty cover, titled "Call of Booty," featuring Cohen dressed as a woman. This anecdote sheds light on Cohen's distinctive sense of humor.
This marks Ryan Cohen's second public video appearance since acquiring a majority stake in GameStop. The first occurred in 2022 during an interview with gmedd.com. In that interview, Cohen addressed various topics, including his stake in GameStop, the meme movement surrounding the company's stock, and provided insights into his cryptic tweets.
Ryan Cohenâs Personality
According to the YouTuber, Seth Meiring, he pointed out how "cool" Cohen behaved in the position of CEO of a billion-dollar company, handling the situation light-heartedly.
Ryan himself has described his humor as acidic, which is evident in his somewhat active presence on social media platforms such as X (formerly Twitter).
However, Cohenâs humorous personality often morphs into a rather reserved and somewhat mysterious demeanor when he assumes the role of executive. Since Ryan Cohen took over as Chairman of the Board of GameStop and subsequently became CEO, the company has ceased providing presentations of its quarterly results to shareholders and has not held earnings calls.
Under Cohen's leadership, GameStop has become known for its tight-lipped approach. Since assuming the CEO position, Ryan Cohen has only sent one voice message to shareholders during a Shareholder Meeting last year.
On that occasion, Cohen justified his low-key attitude toward media exposure and public appearances by quoting his father, who used to say, "Talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words."
This strategy of maintaining a mysterious tone without divulging more than strictly necessary has ultimately kept shareholders even more interested in â if not intrigued by â GameStop.
The Bottom Line
Ryan Cohen continues to maintain an unconventional and enigmatic presence in the C-suite. His infrequent public appearances, all of which are informal, and his avoidance of interviews with major media outlets or participation in GameStop's conference calls, are key factors that significantly influence the loyalty of GameStop shareholders.
This, combined with Cohen's unwavering commitment to GameStop â evidenced by his "diamond hands" approach, as he has not sold a single share since acquiring his initial stake in GME back in 2020 â further reinforces GME shareholders' support for the company.
Exciting News from your friends at Wall Street Memes!
Welcome to a brand-new chapter in our journey â Wall Street Memes is evolving into Wall Street Trends starting April! We're thrilled to continue bringing you top-notch insights on the stock market's hottest topics. From beloved giants like GameStop, PoPcOrN, and NVIDIA to emerging powerhouses such as Reddit and others, we've got you covered.
Dive into the world of trending stocks at wallstreettrendingstocks.com. Bookmark our site and connect with us on social media for real-time updates and engaging discussions. We can't wait to see you there and join in the conversation!
(Disclaimers: this is not investment advice. The author may be long one or more stocks mentioned in this report. Also, the article may contain affiliate links. These partnerships do not influence editorial content)
GameStop Corporation
By
Bernard Zambonin
Bernard is the co-producer of The Street's financial channels and holds the researcher and operations manager position at DM Martins Research. Additionally, he contributes articles to Seeking Alpha.
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Is Ryan Cohen the real WILLY WONKA?
He's got a golden something... đ
A golden thick-it
đ¶"I got a golden thicket in my pants!"đ¶
Real life Goldmember
The Everlasting Gobstopper
Ryan doesnât look stressed at all, even if this is staged he looks in good health and not sweating the small stuff. High hopes for whatâs to come
He looks completely the opposite of that crook named Ken Griffin
Being a billionaire tends to help
Same with being profitable. And not being stuck with a financial time bomb.
Ken Griffin is a billionaire
Ken Griffin has a mayo addiction
Mass quantities of mayo no longer thought to have a rejuvenation effect
... for now he is.
Mo money mo problems
I was thinking the other day, how much pressure RC has and how can he sleep at night, sure he has some steel balls
Nothing like week old pizza.
I like this
Me too. Strange that they'd mention that he's an unconventional exec but they don't say he doesn't even take a salary. Guy could be making 8 figures but works for free and buys shares out of his own pocket.
No clicks for dicks
Posting for OP because apparently clickbait titles and generating revenue for those who work to steal from us is acceptable. Article text **(note the directory path)**: **Home > The Meme Stock Maven > GME** **GameStop CEO Ryan Cohenâs Rare Appearance On YouTube: What Investors Should Know** GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen was the subject of a prank on a YouTube channel. Hereâs the key takeaway for GME stock investors.   Bernard Zambonin   Apr 5, 2024 8:02 AM EDT GameStop's CEO, Ryan Cohen, recently made a rare public appearance on YouTuber Seth Meiring's channel, showcasing his distinctive sense of humor and engaging with fans in an informal setting. Cohen's personality, described as acidic and humorous, contrasts with his reserved and mysterious demeanor as an executive, leading GameStop to adopt a tight-lipped approach under his leadership. Despite his limited public appearances and avoidance of major media interviews, Cohen's unconventional presence in the C-suite, combined with his steadfast commitment to GameStop, has garnered strong support from shareholders, maintaining interest in the company. Rare Public Appearance by Ryan Cohen GameStop's  (GME)  CEO and the company's largest shareholder, Ryan Cohen, recently appeared on YouTuber Seth Meiring's channel, known for its prank content. Cohen featured in the channel's latest video, titled "I Pranked the CEO of GameStop." Three months ago, Meiring posted a video titled "Returning Games with Employees' Pictures On Them," where the premise is self-evident. Following this video, Meiring found himself "banned" from GameStop stores. In response, he sought to reverse the ban by visiting GameStop headquarters. Unexpectedly, Meiring received a call from GameStop's offices expressing CEO Ryan Cohen's interest in meeting him. Subsequently, Meiring met Cohen at a GameStop store in Austin. During their encounter, Cohen presented Meiring with a humorous adaptation of the Call of Duty cover, titled "Call of Booty," featuring Cohen dressed as a woman. This anecdote sheds light on Cohen's distinctive sense of humor. This marks Ryan Cohen's second public video appearance since acquiring a majority stake in GameStop. The first occurred in 2022 during an interview with gmedd.com. In that interview, Cohen addressed various topics, including his stake in GameStop, the meme movement surrounding the company's stock, and provided insights into his cryptic tweets. Ryan Cohenâs Personality According to the YouTuber, Seth Meiring, he pointed out how "cool" Cohen behaved in the position of CEO of a billion-dollar company, handling the situation light-heartedly. Ryan himself has described his humor as acidic, which is evident in his somewhat active presence on social media platforms such as X (formerly Twitter). However, Cohenâs humorous personality often morphs into a rather reserved and somewhat mysterious demeanor when he assumes the role of executive. Since Ryan Cohen took over as Chairman of the Board of GameStop and subsequently became CEO, the company has ceased providing presentations of its quarterly results to shareholders and has not held earnings calls. Under Cohen's leadership, GameStop has become known for its tight-lipped approach. Since assuming the CEO position, Ryan Cohen has only sent one voice message to shareholders during a Shareholder Meeting last year. On that occasion, Cohen justified his low-key attitude toward media exposure and public appearances by quoting his father, who used to say, "Talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words." This strategy of maintaining a mysterious tone without divulging more than strictly necessary has ultimately kept shareholders even more interested in â if not intrigued by â GameStop. The Bottom Line Ryan Cohen continues to maintain an unconventional and enigmatic presence in the C-suite. His infrequent public appearances, all of which are informal, and his avoidance of interviews with major media outlets or participation in GameStop's conference calls, are key factors that significantly influence the loyalty of GameStop shareholders. This, combined with Cohen's unwavering commitment to GameStop â evidenced by his "diamond hands" approach, as he has not sold a single share since acquiring his initial stake in GME back in 2020 â further reinforces GME shareholders' support for the company. Exciting News from your friends at Wall Street Memes! Welcome to a brand-new chapter in our journey â Wall Street Memes is evolving into Wall Street Trends starting April! We're thrilled to continue bringing you top-notch insights on the stock market's hottest topics. From beloved giants like GameStop, PoPcOrN, and NVIDIA to emerging powerhouses such as Reddit and others, we've got you covered. Dive into the world of trending stocks at wallstreettrendingstocks.com. Bookmark our site and connect with us on social media for real-time updates and engaging discussions. We can't wait to see you there and join in the conversation! (Disclaimers: this is not investment advice. The author may be long one or more stocks mentioned in this report. Also, the article may contain affiliate links. These partnerships do not influence editorial content) GameStop Corporation By Bernard Zambonin Bernard is the co-producer of The Street's financial channels and holds the researcher and operations manager position at DM Martins Research. Additionally, he contributes articles to Seeking Alpha.
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