GameStop's meme-stock rally officially ended on Friday after the company announced plans to sell 45 million shares.
GameStop said the extreme rally in its stock does "not appear to be based on the underlying fundamentals of our business."
This week's meme-stock rally that sent shares of GameStop surging as much 271% is done.
The rally in GameStop shares came to its sputtering conclusion on Friday when the struggling video game retailer announced plans to sell 45 million shares in an at-the-market offering, which could result in massive dilution for existing shareholders.
AdvertisementThis type of share sale allows GameStop to, at its discretion, sell shares directly in the open market to willing buyers to raise capital, with an upside limit of 45 million shares.
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