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GameStop Corp. Warrants are derivative securities that provide the holder the right, but not the obligation, to purchase shares of GameStop Corp. common stock at a predetermined exercise price before a specified expiration date. These warrants were issued as part of a corporate financing transaction and trade separately from the underlying common stock. The value of the warrants depends on the relationship between the current market price of GameStop common stock and the warrant exercise price, as well as the time remaining until expiration. Warrants provide leveraged exposure to GameStop's stock price movements, offering potentially amplified returns compared to owning the common stock directly, but also carrying higher risk. Holders of warrants do not have voting rights or dividend entitlements associated with common stock ownership. The warrant terms, including exercise price, expiration date, and exercise mechanism, are specified in the warrant agreement.