
GameStop's sales decline in the first quarter was 29%, as reported in their prematurely released earnings report.

The market response to GameStop's share price after Keith Gill's livestream on Friday was a significant drop. The stock declined by nearly 40% on Friday and continued to fall on Monday, reaching a decline of more than 16% to just below $24 per share. This sell-off was sparked by a combination of GameStop's dismal earnings report, which showed a 29% drop in sales in the first quarter, and the uninspiring content of Gill's livestream.

GameStop announced that it was selling an additional 75 million shares alongside the release of their earnings report.