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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money.

It's the Motley Fool Money radio show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week.

Senior Analyst Jason Moser and Ron Gross. Good to see you as always, gentlemen.

Hey, hey, Chris. We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street. Domino CEO Rich Allison is our guest.

And as always, we've got a couple of stocks on our radar.

But we begin with the stock of the year so far. And that's GameStop.

The meme stock of 2021 issued its fourth quarter report on Wednesday.

And it was not pretty. Profits in revenue were lower than expected.

And GameStop's management refused to take any questions on its conference call.

At one point this week shares of GameStop had fallen 40%.

They rebounded to finish the week down only about 10%.

Ron, we've got the underlying business, the management, the stock itself. Where do you want to start?

You kind of nailed it, Chris. The volatility in this stock this week is laughable.

It shouldn't work this way. The stock market is more efficient than this stock would have you believe.

As you said, shares sold off sharply on worse than expected quarterly results, rebounded by the end of the week.

If we look at that quarter, and I'm going to try not to mention the word reddit more than once.

And that was the one time. So I'm going to do this story without that as a factor.

Let's look at the business. And that sales down 3%. That's on a 12% decrease in their store base.

And a reduction of about 27% of European store operating days. There are about 1000 stores at a 5,000 that are overseas.

Most folks might not realize that. Now this was offset by some strong demand for a new generation of game consoles that were recently introduced.

This kind of game console refreshed that people were looking for did did show some strong demand.

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