If everything I've been on the up-and-up with GameStop is seemingly correct, they're transitioning from a traditional brick-and-mortar retail model to a more diversified digital and e-commerce strategy.
I guess that's what hedge funds get for trying to short this company into oblivion.
BRK.A's downpour and halt are extremely, extremely suspicious. I think somebody got liquidated and margin-called, and they performed some heinous "glitch" to purchase some shares low and come out on top with an extra $17 million to cover their losses.
When you start seeing more glitches like this, then glitch better have my money soon because this crime can't last forever.