Yes, it does really happen. Stock price history is public and easily available, but don't think GME ever got below a penny. I do know people that bought it for under 5, though.
I’m always curious if it’s AMC AND GME or just GME? I have only a few shares of GME but way more AMC am I making a mistake? Also mine is still in robinhood.. should I transfer them out of RH? I know people say RH sucks but when the actual sort squeeze happens.. can I still sell mine if they’re in RH? Thanks
I highly disagree with rando about selling on the way up. There is extensive research about how to sell on the way down to maximize everyone’s gains. Superstonk, gme, ddintogme etc can all be valuable research spots. Please do your own due diligence, and just like Q boards, time spent researching on your own is invaluable
You are good with holding both. I think it is all part of the plan. Game and movie both referenced by Q. On any of the stock forums, it's all a game of chance for them. We are in the unique position to know that nothing can stop what is coming.
Why should we believe it is part of the plan? Because money is power and all the deep state players are deeply invested. If the plan is to end the deep state once and for all, then we must take all of their power.
I am personally in AMC because I choked and GME got out of my price range. I don't have an opinion on one stock over the other. I don't follow the news on GME but the money institutions have all piled on board on AMC. Blackrock, Vanguard, etc.
This is where some theory crafting is needed. Like I said, these are deep state players so we have to ask ourselves how this will play out. One thought is that their assets have already been seized and the white hats are in control.
Much like this write up is claiming, apes have done research along the way and caught on to their tricks. One of them is payment for order flow. Citadel, the major hedge fund involved in the shorting has been paying Robinhood to submit orders to the market. The conflict of interest here is that by doing so, Citadel can see what were buying and short it appropriately. They have been doing this awhile now as you may have noticed that the price hasn't moved. Fidelity sends your orders straight to the market. You can transfer your shares to them but it will cost you.
You also need an exit strategy. You might think about setting a sell limit at the price you want to jump out. When this goes down, it is going to destroy the market. Apps might go offline, you might not get a chance to sell because they are overrun with traffic. It could even tie into a planned event like we talk about here, where all services go down. You might even want a direct phone line to a broker. Your plan should be to jump off while its going up. If you jump off going down, everyone is submitting their sells and you might not get through. It is something you need to watch closely. As far as I can tell so far, it is not expected to happen fast. More like a week long thing. If you see what I see, a lot of things are converging with Durham, AZ audits, Elections, raising the debt ceiling, to name a few. This seems to be in that time frame also.
I gave you all I got. You will have to look up any details of what I said because I am new at this stock market shit and this is just info I collected along the way. In the middle of all the shit were going through, I just decided I wanted to at least try and come out on the other side of all this with a bright future.
I hear ya.. I bought GME at 170 I think.. luckily got AMC at 26.. which is why I have the ratio I do. I just didn’t wanna be left outta the GME MOASS if it happened and didn’t involve AMC.
I have mostly standard old silver coins, quarters, dimes, silver dollars, and half-dollars. They are easily recognizable by most people. And they are in amounts that translate to real goods. For example, a silver dime is approximately worth a loaf of bread. You can't buy anything like grocery items with a one ounce silver round.
Depends on how new it is, anything not freshly minted is going to have developed some tarnish. There are testing machines but you can largely go by sound as silver has a distinctive ring to it when struck or dropped.
I worked in a store back in the 70s, and I loved that ring when someone would drop a silver coin among their other change on the counter. Even back then, I would swap it out of the cash register after the customer left.
If you don't have a brokerage acc.you can go directly to computershare abd buy the stock in your own name. Very easy to do.
I had a question - they talk about ask and bid at $0.0001
Does that really happen? Has it happened to GME? But if you look at the price graph I never see it dipping to 0.0001, so what does it all mean?
Yes, it does really happen. Stock price history is public and easily available, but don't think GME ever got below a penny. I do know people that bought it for under 5, though.
I’m always curious if it’s AMC AND GME or just GME? I have only a few shares of GME but way more AMC am I making a mistake? Also mine is still in robinhood.. should I transfer them out of RH? I know people say RH sucks but when the actual sort squeeze happens.. can I still sell mine if they’re in RH? Thanks
If you can afford to lose it if it turns out to not be the play, what have you to lose by holding and seeing what happens.
And do get out of RH. Fidelity seems to be one of the best.
I’m not worried about losing it.. was more curious about if I should sell some AMC and buy more GME or leave it how I have it?
Gonna download Fidelity today, thanks
I highly disagree with rando about selling on the way up. There is extensive research about how to sell on the way down to maximize everyone’s gains. Superstonk, gme, ddintogme etc can all be valuable research spots. Please do your own due diligence, and just like Q boards, time spent researching on your own is invaluable
I like gme way more than amc I belive their are hundreds of millions more shares sold short.
You are good with holding both. I think it is all part of the plan. Game and movie both referenced by Q. On any of the stock forums, it's all a game of chance for them. We are in the unique position to know that nothing can stop what is coming.
Why should we believe it is part of the plan? Because money is power and all the deep state players are deeply invested. If the plan is to end the deep state once and for all, then we must take all of their power.
I am personally in AMC because I choked and GME got out of my price range. I don't have an opinion on one stock over the other. I don't follow the news on GME but the money institutions have all piled on board on AMC. Blackrock, Vanguard, etc.
This is where some theory crafting is needed. Like I said, these are deep state players so we have to ask ourselves how this will play out. One thought is that their assets have already been seized and the white hats are in control.
Much like this write up is claiming, apes have done research along the way and caught on to their tricks. One of them is payment for order flow. Citadel, the major hedge fund involved in the shorting has been paying Robinhood to submit orders to the market. The conflict of interest here is that by doing so, Citadel can see what were buying and short it appropriately. They have been doing this awhile now as you may have noticed that the price hasn't moved. Fidelity sends your orders straight to the market. You can transfer your shares to them but it will cost you.
You also need an exit strategy. You might think about setting a sell limit at the price you want to jump out. When this goes down, it is going to destroy the market. Apps might go offline, you might not get a chance to sell because they are overrun with traffic. It could even tie into a planned event like we talk about here, where all services go down. You might even want a direct phone line to a broker. Your plan should be to jump off while its going up. If you jump off going down, everyone is submitting their sells and you might not get through. It is something you need to watch closely. As far as I can tell so far, it is not expected to happen fast. More like a week long thing. If you see what I see, a lot of things are converging with Durham, AZ audits, Elections, raising the debt ceiling, to name a few. This seems to be in that time frame also.
I gave you all I got. You will have to look up any details of what I said because I am new at this stock market shit and this is just info I collected along the way. In the middle of all the shit were going through, I just decided I wanted to at least try and come out on the other side of all this with a bright future.
I've got a 2:1 ratio of amc and gme. I am kicking myself for not being able to buy more gme at $40, though.
The DD says both will be parabolic, so I'm willing to buy more of both and see what happens.
I hear ya.. I bought GME at 170 I think.. luckily got AMC at 26.. which is why I have the ratio I do. I just didn’t wanna be left outta the GME MOASS if it happened and didn’t involve AMC.
Superstonk post (reddit alert)
And why you are at it, keep stacking silver! It is going to be epic!
Every silver I buy from different places look different, so I dunno which is real and which might be fake. All reputable places, hence more confusion
I have mostly standard old silver coins, quarters, dimes, silver dollars, and half-dollars. They are easily recognizable by most people. And they are in amounts that translate to real goods. For example, a silver dime is approximately worth a loaf of bread. You can't buy anything like grocery items with a one ounce silver round.
Depends on how new it is, anything not freshly minted is going to have developed some tarnish. There are testing machines but you can largely go by sound as silver has a distinctive ring to it when struck or dropped.
I worked in a store back in the 70s, and I loved that ring when someone would drop a silver coin among their other change on the counter. Even back then, I would swap it out of the cash register after the customer left.
Clank the coins together that have a unique sound.