I literally cannot wait for you idiots to be left holding the bag on this. I can only wish my balls were getting worked as well as you are with all this bullshit.
Insiders at Gamestop buying massive amounts of their company stock. Not selling.
Top talent from Amazon, Apple, Chewy etc leaving their high positions to join Gamestop. Some mentioning it was a once in a life time opportunity and sad they had to leave.
AMC meme stock CEO selling his shares not buying.
(AMC is the distraction to keep people from buying GME.)
Coordinated attacks on GME by MSM and investing media companies. Never reporting when GME goes up 20% in a day, only reporting when GME goes down. Only reporting good news about AMC.
Media articles straight up lying about Gamestop. They still refer to them as a brick and motar store, never mention their expansions into the digital marketplace.
If you've learned anything, the media attacks what they fear the most, this example is easily confirmed via the massive amounts of attacks on Trump (or any pro-MAGA people) for the past 7 years. Not to mention the attacks on "Qanon".
How do you explain sinister Hedge Funds such as Melvin Capital going bankrupt due to their short positions in GME, if this is a classic pump & dump? How do you explain cabal behemoth's such as Citadel saying that "Melvin Capital and Gabe Plotkin are some of the greatest traders of our time", yet 6 months later Melvin goes bankrupt due to their GME short positions, just as those on SuperStonk predicted?
News flash, GME already pumped and dumped early last year. And somehow a "dying brick & mortar" is still trading at $120+ per share. I wonder if that has anything to do with a loyal base investing in GME, Ryan Cohen turning the company around in positive ways (i.e. kicking Cabal members off the board), and the shorts never closed?
Why has the Cabal Mainstream Media been telling normies for the last 18 months that GME is a failure, to sell your shares, and that the company will die? We know the Cabal Media lies about everything. Are they all of a sudden telling the truth on GME?
It will never happen again. These fuckers know exactly what they are doing.
I don’t know what the media is saying. I don’t watch it. I just look at the math, and the market mechanics of how that math plays out, and the math says you are all gonna be very disappointed.
To be honest it’s also been really fucking offensive. I was Series 7/63/9/10 licensed for years and the balls in which these fuckers lied to you is bananas…it’s also very insidious how they changed the language to make it more of a game vs reality, stonks, hodl, all that bullshit was just gloss to make it a team thing. Really gross.
Initially I pitied you all but then you became so annoying I am actively rooting for you to lose, and quickly, so you all learn your lesson.
How do you explain sinister Hedge Funds such as Melvin Capital going bankrupt due to their short positions in GME
They didn't go bankrupt. They did have a big loss on their short of GME, but they covered that in JAN 2021 -- just a couple of days before the all-time high.
The problem for them was the "high water mark" for most hedge funds. If a fund is down, they have to come back to their previous highest valuation before the manager can take profits for himself.
The fund was down over 40% after closing out the GME short. They started making a comeback, but it was slow going. 2021 was still a bull market.
If they continued doing what they were doing, they would have hit the bear market in 2022, and since shorting was their specialty, they probably would have made a comeback. But they decided to close the fund instead. They did not go bankrupt, but they did close the fund.
The fund manager, Plotkin, did fine, though. He personally made over $1 billion during the past few years.
How do you explain cabal behemoth's such as Citadel saying that "Melvin Capital and Gabe Plotkin are some of the greatest traders of our time
Because those guys are best buds and used to work together.
They worked for Steve Cohen, of Point 72. He was slapped with insider trading, so he can never manage other people's money again. But he has plenty of his own, which he used to fund his fund. Plotkin (Melvin Capital) and the Citadel guy both worked for Cohen. They went out on their own, and Cohen had some of his money invested with Plotkin, which is why they bailed him out of this fuck up in 2021.
yet 6 months later Melvin goes bankrupt due to their GME short positions
That did not happen. You have bad info.
Melvin covered/closed their GME short in JAN 2021. The closed the fund in early 2022, but did not declare bankruptcy. They returned capital to investors.
They made huge profits prior to 2021, so I don't know if they were net up or down, as far as their investors were concerned.
Why has the Cabal Mainstream Media been telling normies for the last 18 months that GME is a failure, to sell your shares, and that the company will die?
That is the only decent point the pro-GME'ers have made.
Yep. I remember back in January 2021 on GAW, where a lot of anons were drinking the "GME to the Moon" koolaid.
I checked it out because it was interesting. Sure enough, there WAS a naked short position back then.
But it is long gone.
I said it will come back down because there is no real business there. It did, and there still isn't.
Suuuure was convenient that the company was able to do a secondary offering with those prices 10 times higher than before the big squeeze ... huh? Saved the company from going bankrupt. Funny how that works.
Now, the boiler room touts change the story to "Oh, there's still massive shorts -- even more massiverer than before -- but now they are hiding it." KEK.
As if.
Hedge funds are just shaking in their boots, wondering if their GME short position will add an extra 0.20% to the annual returns on their portfolio or not.
Meanwhile ... boiler room scammers have figured out how to use the internet. Easier than using a phone and a list of doctors to cold call.
That’s why I am just wanting to get this retarded charade over with. These people have no idea of the mechanics behind what happened and can’t even bother to spell correctly.
I literally cannot wait for you idiots to be left holding the bag on this. I can only wish my balls were getting worked as well as you are with all this bullshit.
Why are the shares for a "dying brick and mortar" company hovering between $128 - $130 today?
A classic pump and dump scheme pulled out in the open couple with massive short interest.
That should not be your question. Your question should be asked after you expand your chart let’s say a year.
What you will see is a long term unwinding of shorts.
If you've learned anything, the media attacks what they fear the most, this example is easily confirmed via the massive amounts of attacks on Trump (or any pro-MAGA people) for the past 7 years. Not to mention the attacks on "Qanon".
Dude, look at the chart. Stretch it out a year.
You’re welcome.
How do you explain sinister Hedge Funds such as Melvin Capital going bankrupt due to their short positions in GME, if this is a classic pump & dump? How do you explain cabal behemoth's such as Citadel saying that "Melvin Capital and Gabe Plotkin are some of the greatest traders of our time", yet 6 months later Melvin goes bankrupt due to their GME short positions, just as those on SuperStonk predicted?
News flash, GME already pumped and dumped early last year. And somehow a "dying brick & mortar" is still trading at $120+ per share. I wonder if that has anything to do with a loyal base investing in GME, Ryan Cohen turning the company around in positive ways (i.e. kicking Cabal members off the board), and the shorts never closed?
Why has the Cabal Mainstream Media been telling normies for the last 18 months that GME is a failure, to sell your shares, and that the company will die? We know the Cabal Media lies about everything. Are they all of a sudden telling the truth on GME?
Don't forget Boston Consulting Group.
They (the internet idiots) got em once.
It will never happen again. These fuckers know exactly what they are doing.
I don’t know what the media is saying. I don’t watch it. I just look at the math, and the market mechanics of how that math plays out, and the math says you are all gonna be very disappointed.
To be honest it’s also been really fucking offensive. I was Series 7/63/9/10 licensed for years and the balls in which these fuckers lied to you is bananas…it’s also very insidious how they changed the language to make it more of a game vs reality, stonks, hodl, all that bullshit was just gloss to make it a team thing. Really gross.
Initially I pitied you all but then you became so annoying I am actively rooting for you to lose, and quickly, so you all learn your lesson.
They didn't go bankrupt. They did have a big loss on their short of GME, but they covered that in JAN 2021 -- just a couple of days before the all-time high.
The problem for them was the "high water mark" for most hedge funds. If a fund is down, they have to come back to their previous highest valuation before the manager can take profits for himself.
The fund was down over 40% after closing out the GME short. They started making a comeback, but it was slow going. 2021 was still a bull market.
If they continued doing what they were doing, they would have hit the bear market in 2022, and since shorting was their specialty, they probably would have made a comeback. But they decided to close the fund instead. They did not go bankrupt, but they did close the fund.
The fund manager, Plotkin, did fine, though. He personally made over $1 billion during the past few years.
Because those guys are best buds and used to work together.
They worked for Steve Cohen, of Point 72. He was slapped with insider trading, so he can never manage other people's money again. But he has plenty of his own, which he used to fund his fund. Plotkin (Melvin Capital) and the Citadel guy both worked for Cohen. They went out on their own, and Cohen had some of his money invested with Plotkin, which is why they bailed him out of this fuck up in 2021.
That did not happen. You have bad info.
Melvin covered/closed their GME short in JAN 2021. The closed the fund in early 2022, but did not declare bankruptcy. They returned capital to investors.
They made huge profits prior to 2021, so I don't know if they were net up or down, as far as their investors were concerned.
That is the only decent point the pro-GME'ers have made.
Shorts never covered or closed.
That’s 100% a crock of shit.
Yep. I remember back in January 2021 on GAW, where a lot of anons were drinking the "GME to the Moon" koolaid.
I checked it out because it was interesting. Sure enough, there WAS a naked short position back then.
But it is long gone.
I said it will come back down because there is no real business there. It did, and there still isn't.
Suuuure was convenient that the company was able to do a secondary offering with those prices 10 times higher than before the big squeeze ... huh? Saved the company from going bankrupt. Funny how that works.
Now, the boiler room touts change the story to "Oh, there's still massive shorts -- even more massiverer than before -- but now they are hiding it." KEK.
As if.
Hedge funds are just shaking in their boots, wondering if their GME short position will add an extra 0.20% to the annual returns on their portfolio or not.
Meanwhile ... boiler room scammers have figured out how to use the internet. Easier than using a phone and a list of doctors to cold call.
Imagine following Q and believing almost everything is corrupt, but the stock market isn't corrupt and they can't hide short positions.
That’s why I am just wanting to get this retarded charade over with. These people have no idea of the mechanics behind what happened and can’t even bother to spell correctly.
This is all spot on man.
My favorite comment in here is the person who said “Everytime a stock splits it goes higher.”
The fuck? No. Good lord, no.
You seem to leave and then come back to post on Gamestop related posts.
Pretty weird bro.
Definitely a hedge fund intern.
His comment history... he said he worked for a 'stock broker' in the past. kek
I'm guessing he has something to lose. Otherwise, why would he care what we are doing with our money? It's so obvious.
Yeah, he's a hedgie.
Or, I know things you don’t.
Like how this actually works.
Do tell.