Stop piecing GME together from ten different sites, screenshots and Reddit threads. Institutional flow, dark pool, dealer gamma, DRS & share structure, FTDs and every SEC filing — connected in one terminal, explained by an AI built only for GameStop.
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Live from the terminal — the tape read, the lean, the biggest print of the session and where price sits. The full board is one click away.
Not a generic scanner pointed at GME. Three things it does that nothing else does together:
Options sweeps, dark-pool blocks and dealer gamma — the money that moves GME, as it prints, with intent classified on every row.
DRS, share structure, FTDs, off-exchange %, converts and warrants — the GameStop-specific numbers, straight from SEC and FINRA sources, tracked over time.
Ask GME Brain reads the whole board on demand — "what's the setup?", "explain this filing" — and every claim links back to its source.
Directly-registered share count over time, pulled from the DTC-vs-transfer-agent split in every 10-Q and 10-K, with %-of-shares-outstanding — the number the company reports, charted and dated.
GME's FTD history from the SEC's semimonthly files with a price overlay, plus live NYSE Reg SHO threshold-list status — with the "cumulative balance, not daily new fails" caveat surfaced, not buried.
The daily share of GME volume that prints OFF the lit exchanges (FINRA TRFs), trended with a price overlay — distinct from short-volume %, and framed honestly, not as a foregone conclusion.
Insiders + 13F institutions + DRS + the residual, reconciled against shares outstanding — with the contested caveats (13F lending overstatement, quarter lag, DRS-vs-DTC) shown as first-class tiles, never asserted as fact.
Reported short float, days-to-cover and the live borrow rate over time — the short side of the thesis, tracked historically instead of screenshotted once and forgotten.
The ~$3.75B convert stack — conversion prices, dilution thresholds and the Rule 144 12-month de-legend milestones — tracked against the tape, so the events the community watches for are on a countdown, not a guess.
Ask anything about GameStop — flow, filings, dilution, levels, short interest — and get a cited answer grounded in the actual data. It reads the whole board on demand and links every claim back to its source. No invented numbers.
One click turns any 8-K, S-3 or 13D into a structured read — materiality, dilution risk, thesis impact and what it means — and it's cached, so re-reads are instant.
A plain-English read of the session's flow, dark pool and structure, a directional lean score, and a live tape read refreshed through the day — context, not just raw numbers.
Institutional sweeps and dark-pool blocks plotted at the exact price and time they printed — so you see where smart money transacted relative to the move, not just a scrolling list of trades.
Sweeps, blocks, unusual prints, net premium, put/call ratio and sweep count — filtered to the flow that's opening new positioning, not rolls and hedges.
The large off-exchange blocks the tape hides — size, price and premium, so the institutional footprint shows up instead of staying invisible.
Click any contract for implied vs 20-day realized vol (rich or cheap), the breakeven move, IV rank, and every Greek translated into per-contract dollars and odds — in plain English.
Net dealer gamma (GEX), the gamma flip, and the call/put gamma walls that pin or accelerate GME — so you know whether dealers are dampening the tape or fueling it.
VWAP, moving averages, RSI and volume — with convert conversion prices, the warrant strike, RC's cost basis, the cash-per-share floor and max pain drawn right on price.
Trend, momentum and volatility scored across 1D / 1W / 1M horizons at once — so confluence, or disagreement, across timeframes shows at a glance.
8-Ks, Form 4 insider activity, S-3 and 424B shelf and ATM filings, 13D/G — pulled straight from EDGAR, categorized material vs insider, newest first.
Quarterly revenue, net income, EPS, cash & marketable securities and shares outstanding — straight from GameStop's SEC XBRL filings. The fundamentals behind the trade, charted.
GameStop sells games and collectibles, so we track the business behind the ticker: PSA card-grading volume trends, the console & hardware launch calendar, and a release radar for upcoming games.
OPEX, earnings, Section 16 unlocks, warrant expiry and convert dates — alongside short float, days-to-cover and borrow rate, in one timeline.
No. GME Radar is informational and educational only. It surfaces data and context; every trading decision is yours. North West Maple LLC is not a registered investment advisor.
Institutional options-flow and dark-pool data providers, SEC EDGAR for filings and XBRL fundamentals, standard market data for price and charts, and public industry sources for the collectibles & hardware data — refreshed continuously during market hours.
Two things, both grounded in real data: Ask GME Brain answers plain-English questions about the whole board — flow, filings, dilution, levels, short interest — with citations back to the actual filings and our dated daily reads; and filing analysis turns any SEC filing into a structured read of materiality, dilution and thesis impact. It analyzes and explains — it doesn't give buy/sell advice or invent numbers.
Yes, by design. It's purpose-built around GME's convertible notes, warrant structure, short dynamics, deal mechanics and even the games-and-collectibles business behind the ticker — not a generic multi-ticker scanner.
Yes — create an account to open the terminal. It takes a few seconds, and it’s how we keep your session and send the daily read.
Flow, dark pool, filings and the levels that matter — on one screen, built for one stock.
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