Odaily Planet Daily News: GameStop short seller Citron Research announced that it would no longer short the token GME (GameStop), not because it believed that the company's fundamentals would improve, but because GameStop currently has $5 billion in cash reserves, enough to appease its fanatical shareholders, and it respects the irrationality of the market. After the news was released, GME's stock price rose to $30.49 after rising 22.8% during Tuesday's intraday trading, and rose 1.21% in pre-market trading.