Jim Cramer Says GameStop Shorts Deserved Short Squeeze

Another day, another conversation about GameStop  (GME) - Get Report.

GameStop is now up over 2,000% in the past year. Yes, you read that right.

Though the stock is down from its high Monday of $159 a share, it's still trading around $89 a share as of noon on Tuesday.

Need I remind you that it's 52-week low is $2 a share?

This has been one of the biggest short squeezes led by Reddit's WallStreetBets. 

So, with the stock still soaring, what does Jim Cramer make of the short squeeze now?

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