GME

As of 2026-09-10, GME scores 35out of 100 on QNTM’s five-factor quantitative model, a low conviction reading. The score blends momentum, quality, volume, value and sentiment, then adjusts for the current macro regime. GME trades at $20.39, within its fair-value band.

GME scores 35 out of 100 on QNTM's five-factor model — a low-conviction reading — at 35 the factor profile is among the weaker names in the universe. Its strongest factor is volume at 75 (strong), where trading volume confirms genuine accumulation, followed by value at 48. The weakest is sentiment at 26, where sentiment signals are working against it. Among Consumer Discretionary stocks it sits in the lower 12% of Consumer Discretionary names by composite.

On valuation, GME is priced near the floor of its own recent range — the cheap end on the model's valuation read. The profile is lopsided — a few factors carry it while others drag, so the composite masks real disagreement underneath. The blended composite before the macro overlay was 40. Same-sector names the model rates nearby include ANF, BBY, HRB.

This is a descriptive factor read on GME, recomputed each trading day and shown with its reasoning — not a recommendation to buy, hold or sell. The score reflects where GME sits on the model's measures today, and can change as new data arrives.

FACTOR BREAKDOWN

VALUATION RANGE

QNTM’s descriptive fair-value band for GME runs $19.06–$28.21. Current price $20.39 sits within its fair-value band. This is valuation context, not a price target.

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QNTM provides quantitative model outputs for informational and educational purposes only. It is not investment advice and QNTM is not a registered investment adviser. Scores are rankings, not buy/sell recommendations. Data as of 2026-09-10.