Gamestop is that video game store in America that many have seen in malls and shopping centers. They sell video games toys and a bunch of other stuff now.
Bad guys dont like when we have fun without them getting their slimey hands on the action. Bad guys destroyed(or did they)Toys R us and other competitors to further their evil plan.
A bunch of people learned about their evil plan to destroy Gamestop using the stock market and have joined the side of Gamestop to help pull them out of their terrible fate, while destroying bad guys at the same time due to their "bad bet". They buy tons of shares and support the business and leadership in any way.
If I have lost any of you I do apologize.
Simply put, Gamestop is the financial play(along with a slew of executive orders)for us anons to start the wealth transfer from dark to light.
Power to the players.
Power to the people.
I own a bit of GME, bought nice and early, it would be a good trade if I sold now but I’m in it for the long haul, it was like 6 shares a while ago, haven’t checked how much since the split because opening up my RRSP (leaf 401k) is just bad news these days. I believe in the short squeeze. What I don’t believe is that they can be beat this way.
You read up what they did with nickel and the LME, right? Some Chinaman was shorting nickel to keep its price down so China’s factories could keep benefiting from cheap nickel. Traders recognized this and tried to squeeze nickel. Some 10x’d it, but! LME froze trading. Then they reversed the trades that profited from the squeeze. Then they kept it closed until an American bank agreed, for whatever reason, to bail out the chinaman so he could avoid being carted out and, what’s more, keep shorting nickel.
We have to follow the rules. They don’t. So if the moves against GME holders like issuing new shares apparently directly to short holders, or splitting the stock, or shuffling around indirect holdings, and I’m sure more will follow, but if these moves don’t remove them from peril, they’ll just break the rules and save themselves and leave us without profit.
BTW, who bailed out the chinaman? None other than prolific silver short holder JP Morgan. There’s no beating them in any arena where they can arbitrarily change the rules. We can’t possibly corner the market on physical nickel or other commodities, and for every ounce of gold we can scare up, they have 4 in a vault in China, Russia, and Europe. IMO, computers are slaves for the cabal, so crypto is out. But, as the Hunt Brothers showed, it doesn’t take much to corner the silver market. Make it scarce, their petrodollar lie dies, and along with it, the entire beast.
They have already made two attempts to dilute the value in your shares, once by issuing new shares apparently directly to the short-holders, and again with the recent stock split. The attempts will continue until successful.
Holders of nickel futures on the LME thought the LME wouldn't break the rules too, but they did. Your confidence in the system is unfounded.
Put yourself in the cabal's shoes. Let us assume diamond-handing GME can bankrupt them. The cabal therefore has two choices: follow the rules and go bankrupt, or change the rules and see if it works.
Which will they take? To me, it's obvious.