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GameStop (NYSE: GME) Share Price and News

$21.73 $-0.36 (-1.6%) Saturday, 29 March 2025 at 7:00:00 am Australian Eastern Daylight Time

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About GameStop

Last updated 29-03-2025, 07:00:00am AEDT
Current Price $21.73
Change $-0.36 (-1.6%)
Close Price $21.73
Open Price $21.89
Bid $21.63
Ask $21.72
Day Range $21.70 - $22.79
Year Range $9.95 - $64.83
Volume 44,771,676
Average Volume 8,709,292
Market Cap $9,715,135,300.00
Earnings Per Share $0.27

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