(Reuters) - Shares in GameStop Corp were down 9.2% on Thursday, as the video game retailer's silence on its turnaround plan led its army of individual investors to question the meteoric rise in its share price this year.
The company posted a 25% jump in quarterly sales, but its executives gave no new details for a plan to refashion itself from a mostly brick-and-mortar retailer. The company recently raised more than $1 billion in fresh equity.
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