GameStop CEO, who is likely the financial arm of the plan, drops some hopium on what's coming.
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Sears failed because it didn’t expand into online retail the way Amazon did. Sears, like many companies, failed to take advantage of the impact of the internet and paid the price. Toys R Us (RIP) failed because it racked up way too much debt, charged a premium for the toys it had (I distinctly remember Legos being more expensive there than anywhere else), and also suffered a bit from online competition.
I agree with you that GameStop was unfairly shorted, and applaud the middle finger that was given to the hedge funds responsible. But every company that fails has unique circumstances behind their fall, and every relevant factor needs to be considered.
If GameStop messes with Deep State money laundering, then more power to them. I guess I just don’t see and will need to dig some more on it.
Amazon and Walmart directly contributed to the downfall of those companies and as they started to struggle, the hedgies moved in for the kill. The black hats needed to take out the Amazon competition.
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You get it.
Most people talk about Ken Griffin and the other corrupt naked short hedge funds, but few look higher up the pyramid. Jeff Bezos and BCG are at the tip of this spear.
Blockbuster Sears Toys R Us Radio Shack etc… But the game stops with GameStop