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GME Stock Chart

Live GameStop candles with the indicators that actually matter for this ticker — 20/50/200-day moving averages, Bollinger Bands, session VWAP, volume and RSI — across six timeframes. What makes it different from a generic chart: GME's structural levels are drawn straight onto the price pane. Warrant strike, both convertible conversion prices, Ryan Cohen's purchase average, the filed cash floor, and today's max pain.

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Charting by TradingView · price and volume from public market data · indicators computed by GME Radar

GameStop's structural levels

Prices fixed by contract or filing rather than by the market — the reference points the tape keeps returning to.

Why a GME chart needs levels most charts don't have

Most tickers trade against moving averages and round numbers. GameStop also trades against a set of prices that were fixed in legal documents, and they behave like magnets and ceilings in a way that is invisible on a generic chart.

The $32 warrant strike (expires 30 Oct 2026)

Every shareholder of record received a dividend warrant exercisable at $32. It trades on the NYSE as GME.WS. Above $32 the warrants are in the money and exercise becomes rational, which is a real supply consideration rather than a chart pattern.

The convertible conversion prices — $29.85 and $28.91

From the 2030 and 2032 convertible note pricing 8-Ks (conversion rates 33.4970 and 34.5872 per $1,000). Convertible arbitrage desks hedge those bonds by trading the stock, so these prices sit where a structural class of flow changes behaviour.

Ryan Cohen's $21.36 average and the $18.65 cash floor

$21.36 is the blended average of the two January 2026 purchases disclosed in the 13D/A — not a lifetime basis. $18.65 is cash and marketable securities per share straight from the balance sheet, a filed floor rather than an estimate.

Max pain and the largest call open-interest strike

These two are computed from the live option chain and move every day, which is exactly why they belong on a chart rather than in a static article. They mark where the option complex is densest.

The chart is the calm half. The other half is what's moving it.

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FAQ

Where does the data come from?

Open/high/low/close/volume come from public market data. Every indicator — moving averages, Bollinger Bands, VWAP, RSI — is computed on our own server from those bars, not pulled from a third party. The chart is rendered with TradingView's Lightweight Charts library.

Which timeframes are available?

1D (5-minute bars), 5D (15-minute), 1M / 6M / 1Y (daily) and 5Y (weekly). VWAP appears only on the intraday timeframes — it resets each session, so drawing it on daily or weekly bars would be meaningless.

Is it really free?

Yes. Chart, indicators and all six timeframes need no account. A free account adds the structural levels on the price pane and the rest of the terminal.

Is this real-time?

Intraday bars refresh about once a minute. Treat it as a monitoring chart, not an execution chart — it is not a substitute for your broker's fills.

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Informational and educational only — not financial advice. Price data is provided as-is and may be delayed; verify against your broker before acting.