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In December 2019, Nina Carr purchased GameStop shares for her son Jayden because she wanted to teach Jayden a lesson on investments. They were visiting a GameStop shop to buy discount games when the mother deiced to invest in 10 shares of the GameStop company. Two years ago, she bought the shares at $6.99.
She then framed a certificate and gave it to Jayden to let him know that he already was the owner of a small portion of the GameStop company.