GameStop Corp. (NYSE: GME) has experienced a significant change in its fundamental profile recently. This week, its value score, as per Benzinga Edge's Stock Rankings, surged from the 56th percentile to 65.34 week-on-week. Despite a 4.8% decline in its stock price over the past five sessions due to a mixed third-quarter earnings report, the company's strong assets have outshone this revenue miss. The market capitalization drop paired with a robust balance sheet has increased the stock's appeal to value-based models. The increase in GameStop's value score is primarily attributed to its substantial liquidity. Even though it fell short of Wall Street revenue expectations, with $821 million... (The specific number is missing) For more details, you can find the full story at Benzinga.com.