I'm Jim Kramer and you're about to hear a sample taken directly from today's

CBC Investing Club morning meeting.

I do think we should comment real quick on what's happening in terms of GameStop.

Well, you had the best comment. You said it to me this morning. I used it on air.

Yeah, look, what I said, we don't know how long the story will go. We've obviously

saw in 2021 that there were multiple days of big gains. But, you know, if you could just looking at

the chart, we know how it ends with, right, with these companies. Well, I, I don't end well. This isn't,

this isn't our game. No, and I did express some, I would say, frustration on air. And I was like, you know,

come on, it's as big as bad. Then it passed Best Buy. Best Buy is a real company with a real yield

and good sales. And it's just like, this doesn't have any. It's the same revenues, has no game

plan, never put a game plan in place. Ryan Cohen has not been able to do anything other than make a lot of money on a bed bath

me on short, and why doesn't you just say test the water and sell 100 million shares at 40?

Okay?

And reinvent the company.

And I'd argue based off that announcement, it's open I made yesterday with Chat GPT40,

some of these new and improved chatbots that are going

to be powered using phones or tablets or computers.

Maybe that's what is needed to jumpstart this consumer electronic story.

Would you buy to Best Buy, of course?

Right.

And look, understand Best Buy as opposed to GameStop. I mean, GameStop is a company, that's just, that's a greater fool theory. We own a Best Buy, and we're hoping that the earnings are good because we have a big PC refresh. Very different story. There is no story for GameStop, which makes it very difficult for me to offer value.

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