GME GameStop Corp. : Bullish and Bearish Analyst Opinions

Retail favorite GME has an unusually high short ratio of 12. With the broader market rallying and bears capitulating, heavily shorted stocks are prime targets for short squeezes. Watch for a short-term squeeze as shorts get burned by the broader market pump. War fear-mongering returning to headlines could kill the momentum.

The author outlines a path for the stock to potentially rise to 120 in the short-term before ultimately falling to a target of 70 by August.

Green describes the mechanics of retail flow: "If the retail traders want to bid up GameStop... We're going to need to buy more GameStop." He explains that market makers are "delta hedging," buying the stock simply to offset the risk of call options sold to retail. The price movement is mechanical. Market makers do not care if the company is good or bad; they are forced to buy when retail buys options (gamma squeeze). This creates explosive volatility disconnected from fundamentals. WATCH. This is a structural play on volatility and retail sentiment, not an investment in the business. Once retail option volume dries up, the mechanical bid from market makers disappears, leading to rapid mean reversion.