Roiver Score™ for
GMEGameStop Corp. Class A
Retail-Computer & Computer Software Stores
Based on fundamentals through 1/31/2026.
As of January 31, 2026, GameStop Corp. Class A (GME) scores 31/100 (Mixed) on the Roiver Score — a transparent quality composite. Its strongest area is capital structure; its weakest is stability. The score measures business quality, not timing — it's a signal, not a recommendation.
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Roiver Score is a transparent 0–100 quality composite. Five components, each 0–20: profitability, capital structure, cash quality, valuation, and stability. Inspired by Piotroski's F-Score, Altman's Z-Score, and the Buffett/Munger framework on quality compounders at fair prices. Read the full methodology →
Frequently asked about GME
What is GME's Roiver Score?
GameStop Corp. Class A scores 31 out of 100 (Mixed) as of January 31, 2026, based on fundamentals.
How is the Roiver Score for GME calculated?
It sums five 0–20 components — profitability, capital structure, cash quality, valuation, and stability — into a transparent 0–100 composite. The full methodology is published.
Is GME a good quality stock?
On quality, GME rates "Mixed" (31/100). Its strongest driver is capital structure and its weakest is stability. Quality is one input to a decision, not a buy/sell call.
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