. >> it is the same i think the funny one is ryan cohen who is responsible for the whole move and allich was a 1999 - 2000 explosion or implosion, i think maybe, you never know what is really talking about but i think he was saying this is crazy so he put up the sock puppet, the reddit raiders are too young to remember that, i remember that very well. >> even if you believe in the town of ryan cohen and gamestop, is there any way they can actually build a valuable difference, no one's going to buy physical disk in the next few years. >> viable yes, you're wrong people will be buying physical discs in the next few years as long as there's a place to put the discs on the councils and the councils are new, they came out in november. playstation five xbox series ask each have a disk drive, this exists as long as somebody wants to make them the publishers will make them because gamers want to trade them in they look at a discontinued 20-dollar bill for the trade and they will keep buying of a gamestop will continue to lead physical sales and they will dominate you sales, is a viable busine

which is what i've been urging ryan cohen, who of course is the savior of gamestop to do this, but he's very opaque on his plans. >> i think, guys, we're going to get to amd in just a second. i did want to hit spotify. those shares are down 8% the company also reporting numbers, total monthly average users up 22% at spotify. 365 million people for the quarter around the globe, but that was a bit below expectations now, i have heard that they've been telling investors, they weren't marketing, that they were not actively marketing during the quarter they've resumed that and perhaps that will ameliorate some of the concerns around a number that came in a bit below guidance ask what the street looked for >> they're not doing much. >> that they weren't doing a will the of marketing. >> very good we're going to talk to a stock that should be up much more. shares of amd are indeed higher this morning, and that follows incredibly strong future results. chip maker also raising its full-year revenue guidance joining us exclusively, amd's ceo lisa su. how are you? >> hey, good morning, jim, good m

. >> reporter: and then 23-year-old ryan cohen a finance professional in ohio was sold. >> i saw it asnd china for me as always been an untapped frontier. >> reporter: for years american investors have flocked to chinese companies listing in the u.s. as an easy way to own a piece of china's fast growing consumer market. and for years china has resisted complying with a requirement for public companies here that the u.s. be allowed to inspect the accounting firms that aud either th these companies. >> everyone has to comply. american companies, malaysian companies, british companies, except one. chinese companies. they just say no. >> reporter: compliance with that rule may not have prevented what happened next. >> turned out that the company had fabricated sales to the tune of about $310 million. >> reporter: and it eventually led to its delisting. a brup bankruptcy filing and bi losses for investors leak rhee cohen. >> they got a bunch of capital from its ipo and then sort of left. and it left a lot of american investors holding the bag. >> i have a bill that is very simple. >> report

they want to be as ryan cohen said the amazon of gaming.ould be a potential if they actually get that plan in place they are still facing about $445 million in just their leases so they have a heavy, heavy physical footprint they'll have to reduce. amc, the problem is where do we see that company, let's say, 12 months from now when we really factor in how much people are going into the movie theaters. especially with the simultaneous showing. >> you have people looking at box office figures saying they're not on the rapid upswing. >> have you been to a movie theater lately >> i'm not the best gauge. >> i went to see "f9" and it was completely empty on a tuesday evening, which is cheap night. >> not only because it's cheap n night. >> but if you're not going to get that excitement now, that can't portend well we'll see you in a moment as well 2:00 >>> stocks trying to eke out a third straight day of gains after monday's sell-off. we'll get the names one st ll nis f a says are poedor ray,ext. don't go anywhere. ♪ someone once told me, that i

like, say a ryan cohen, savior of the gme -- in fact, like baskin & robbins, ice cream cones. looked at things and we can earn 50 cents next year 50 cents. >> right. >> that would be end of the whole meme thing. >> it would. >> and what if another comes out i absolutely love what we're doing. we won't make money until 2025 that ends the magic. what i'm saying is that elon musk ended the magic yesterday he sounded like another car company. just another car company making a few more cars. >> making a lot of cars, though. >> well, making a lot of cars but not compared to gm and ford. >> sell 1 million cars in the not too distant future pretty good for the year. >> play devil's advocate play lucifer fo a second. >> okay. >> i think the reason why i'm saying these things is because, see, the stock's up $6 not up $60 or $600 not the old days if we talked about the magic, it would be at 60 instead he's talking about earnings. >> right. >> and hurt a little by chip shortage and make as funny joke about apple. >> welcome to the oem business. >> exactly manufacturing is hard. tell that

netflix is talking about giving games away game stop ryan cohen we still don't know his plan. >> still> waiting for gadot, waiting for cohen. >> game stop is $187 a share right now. what do you think that stock is worth? i want to put you on the record, do you want to go there or no? >> look if it is what it is. it's a bobby kennedy stock some people dream dreams of what's now i dream dreams of the future >> right >> i'm a bobby kennedy guy. >> okay. i campaigned for -- >> he held me when i was a baby. my mother was one of those -- i guess she handed me over i don't know, that's whey heard anyway >> that says it all. what i'm saying is if you look at game stop as just a company that sells games. >> right >> hardware games, no, once the cycle ends for all the new consoles, that's pretty much it, then you're -- i don't know what you're selling and ryou can get the consoles a best buy by the way, can i just say here's a little something, a little tidbit for you my friend. >> yes, sir. give it to me. >> corey barry is doing a remarkable job at best buy. >> oh, yeah? >> yeah, she has had ve

. >> ryan cohen who's now chairman of the company he's in charge. know when he's going to speak out. >> let's go back to the heavy weight stocks. >> can we do that, please? i assume you're going to be talking about apple, facebook, alphabet, amazon, microsoft, all of which are up. >> i want to talk about the idea that a lot of these companies, apple has complied to some degree with china. >> apple now up 1% these stocks have continued to break out. >> going back to these, apple had outperformed and then underperformed this year. >> it still underperformed the broader market. >> it still has. there's a company called n phase energy this is one that does microconverters, enph. that's a solar play. now, one of the reasons why that's running is because genrack, one of my absolute favorite companies they have a private company, genrack is another solution for our ailing grid. i think when you think about what's wrong in our country, the grid comes to mind genrac all time high and these are the companies that make it so that we can use solar in our home a

. >> and this goes to the communication issue though i mean, you know, you occasionally see ryan cohen gamestop, he will put out a tweet. i don't know if it's intentional or not i think it probably isn't. he will put a picture of apice cream cone and then folks on reddit are trying to divine meaning into that. this goes to how you communicate and what you say and whether you think that actually, you know, literally a tweet can move the stock. >> yeah. i mean, i think what's interesting with what we've seen in retail investing over the past year is that a lot of these companies have been hit hard by the pandemic, right, and you see it started with some of the airlines and then followed with some of the retailers, some movie chains and brick and mortar. >> right. >> and you have the institutions that are basically writing these companies off and then retail investors coming in and keeping them up and supporting them. >> but that does that make sense to you when you look at an amc stock, for example, or any of these others that have moved in this way, do you say this is healthy for the ma