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Anyone that remembers dotcom will understand this... overvalue crash...

BUT, sadly people look at things like Tesla which is also massively overvalued (about 70 to 80 times fundamentals), they do not see the walls coming down and can't help but think "I don't want to miss out again." Bitcoin is not helping this out either.
If you win you’re a ‘good investor’ if you lose the ‘system is rigged’.

no different then people buying pre construction and being smart when the price goes up, and calling the builder greedy when the price goes down and they’re still locked to the original purchase price.
 
These guys should really stop talking, and leave it to the PR reps...

 
If you win you’re a ‘good investor’ if you lose the ‘system is rigged’.

no different then people buying pre construction and being smart when the price goes up, and calling the builder greedy when the price goes down and they’re still locked to the original purchase price.
Anyone that has bought gme or AMC in the last week as an investment is a bad investor. It was either a gamble or a donation to screw the man. You may get lucky and make money but it sure as hell wasnt an investment.
 
Anyone that has bought gme or AMC in the last week as an investment is a bad investor. It was either a gamble or a donation to screw the man. You may get lucky and make money but it sure as hell wasnt an investment.
I am 100% gambling on BB. I accept this risk knowingly.
 
While I applaud short-seller hedge funds getting burned ...

... and I applaud scrutiny on trading platforms for putting limits on little traders that aren't applied to the big ones ...

Someone's going to be left holding the bag, and GME WILL come crashing down. It's Russian roulette. The company isn't worth what its market evaluation suggests. Mind you, neither is TSLA, and it's far from the only speculative bubble out there.

I don't own any of it, and I am okay with that.
Let's be honest...most gamers know GameStop sucks so who cares lol
 
I am 100% gambling on BB. I accept this risk knowingly.
I left BB off my gambling list as it is similar but actually has a valuable product and chance to recover after this bump. Gme and AMC are slowly circling the drain and have no reasonable prospect of ever catching up to their market cap.
 
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I am 100% gambling on BB. I accept this risk knowingly.
Will be interesting to see how it opens after the drop yesterday.

Had bought in early Jan @ 8.72 and sold then sold a few weeks ago @ 13.15 but missed the hyped bump.

At least BB has legs but not necessarily @ 35.
 
GME up to $400 from $195 (edit: 355)
BB up from $18 to $22

2 min of open markets.
I ****** up and put in a stop at 600 to cover my ass at 50% of my shares. **** sold at $350. Now I have **** to do so can't fix it lol

Guess stop orders don't work the way I thought it would (sell it at $600!)

...o, was I supposed to use limit? Crap!
 
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They weren't doing great at the start of the pandemic

GameStop is gonna go down as a textbook example of how a business failed to react to technology like Blockbuster.

Unless, of course, the movie GameStop is featured in ends up being "The Big Squeeze" or "Doge Going To The Moon"
 
Last I looked... Government wants a combination of equity, no bonuses for C level execs, other conditions, etc. Airlines want free money with no strings.

The game has been going on for a while. It was one of the motivators for shutting down service to various communities like Cape Breton YQY and many other areas... if you don't give us the money....
 
Last I looked... Government wants a combination of equity, no bonuses for C level execs, other conditions, etc. Airlines want free money with no strings.

The game has been going on for a while. It was one of the motivators for shutting down service to various communities like Cape Breton YQY and many other areas... if you don't give us the money....
If they want to be *****, let them fail. A bonus is supposed to reward exceptional performance. Taking the biggest loss in company history should already be sufficient to eliminate bonuses. Hopefully JT makes his first smart decision in almost a year.
 
If they want to be *****, let them fail. A bonus is supposed to reward exceptional performance. Taking the biggest loss in company history should already be sufficient to eliminate bonuses. Hopefully JT makes his first smart decision in almost a year.
Or they are just getting out....

 

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