WEF article:
Superstonk discussion:
https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/xaqh66/world_economic_forum_is_talking_about_gamestop/
"How do you lose $19 billion on a stock that hasn't been worth over that except for during the sneeze where shorts didn't cover [close]? If it has been $19 billion just to play their price manipulation mini-game to keep their bets alive, what will the cost be when they finally lose?"
GME Research: http://gmedd.com/
Uh no, it still costs us something in terms of lost opportunity costs having money locked up in shares and missing out on other opportunities on the side. Plus as living expenses keep climbing and this drags on your going to start seeing apes wondering more and more if they're going to have to start selling shares to pay the bills.
Your assuming I would invest in something else. I had tens of thousands of dollers just sitting in my checking acc,prior to this.
Apes don't sell shares to pay bills,they get a part time job behind the wendys dumpster instead.......
You truly are smoothbrained if you had that much money decaying from inflation instead of working for you all of this time before.
Inflation wasn't that bad then.
Remember.
And I have lots in a 401k.before that I had even more,then I bought a roush mustang for cash money.