He mentioned rocket before. He said the same phrase before he departed on Jan 20, 2021... then what happened 7-8 days later? That certain stock went up like a rocket.
"And you’re gonna see, you’re gonna see incredible numbers start coming in. If everything is sort of left alone and be careful, very complex. Be careful. But you’re gonna see some incredible things happening. And remember us when you see these things happening, if you – remember us because I’m looking at – I’m looking at elements of our economy that are set to be a rocket ship up. It’s a rocket ship up."
What date did GME "sneeze" (it wasn't a squeeze because they turned off the buy button)
Grok with the timeline:
January 25–27, 2021: The squeeze accelerated dramatically:
January 25: Over 175 million GME shares were traded, and the stock closed at $76.79. Citadel invested $2.75 billion in Melvin Capital, a hedge fund heavily short on GME, to shore up its losses.
January 26: Elon Musk tweeted “Gamestonk!!” with a link to r/WallStreetBets, boosting visibility. The stock surged, closing at $147.98.
January 27: GME saw its highest close of the squeeze at $347.51, with an intraday high of around $380. Trading volume hit record levels (24.5 billion shares and 57.1 million options contracts across U.S. markets). Melvin Capital and Citron Research covered most of their short positions at significant losses.
January 28, 2021: The peak of the squeeze occurred when GME reached a pre-market high of over $500 per share (split-adjusted: $125). This was the climax of the short squeeze, as short sellers were forced to buy back shares to cover positions, driving the price higher.
However, on the same day, several brokers, including Robinhood, restricted buying of GME and other meme stocks, citing clearinghouse collateral requirements. This halted the upward momentum, angering retail investors and prompting lawsuits accusing brokers of market manipulation. The stock closed lower as restrictions limited buying
Thank you for the effort you put into this. I've never bought \ traded any Stock. so the is info I've never tried to learn. And the old brain injury doesn't make it any easier . kEk
100% I'm telling you man. If u/valuefuckingdeep was here he'd echo my statements. Check out his posts early on when he joined the forum. There's more people here too who know it's part of the plan. u/pbman2 comes to mind.
Search those terms I told you about on this forum, it will help convince you.
Np!
Last minute text, he also said to check out TDW
Thank you. I wonder which ones Pre.Trump is pointing at?
He mentioned rocket before. He said the same phrase before he departed on Jan 20, 2021... then what happened 7-8 days later? That certain stock went up like a rocket.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/1/20/trumps-final-speech-as-president-full-transcript
Search for "rocket".
Excerpt:
"And you’re gonna see, you’re gonna see incredible numbers start coming in. If everything is sort of left alone and be careful, very complex. Be careful. But you’re gonna see some incredible things happening. And remember us when you see these things happening, if you – remember us because I’m looking at – I’m looking at elements of our economy that are set to be a rocket ship up. It’s a rocket ship up."
What date did GME "sneeze" (it wasn't a squeeze because they turned off the buy button)
Grok with the timeline:
January 25–27, 2021: The squeeze accelerated dramatically:
January 25: Over 175 million GME shares were traded, and the stock closed at $76.79. Citadel invested $2.75 billion in Melvin Capital, a hedge fund heavily short on GME, to shore up its losses.
January 26: Elon Musk tweeted “Gamestonk!!” with a link to r/WallStreetBets, boosting visibility. The stock surged, closing at $147.98.
January 27: GME saw its highest close of the squeeze at $347.51, with an intraday high of around $380. Trading volume hit record levels (24.5 billion shares and 57.1 million options contracts across U.S. markets). Melvin Capital and Citron Research covered most of their short positions at significant losses.
January 28, 2021: The peak of the squeeze occurred when GME reached a pre-market high of over $500 per share (split-adjusted: $125). This was the climax of the short squeeze, as short sellers were forced to buy back shares to cover positions, driving the price higher.
However, on the same day, several brokers, including Robinhood, restricted buying of GME and other meme stocks, citing clearinghouse collateral requirements. This halted the upward momentum, angering retail investors and prompting lawsuits accusing brokers of market manipulation. The stock closed lower as restrictions limited buying
Thank you for the effort you put into this. I've never bought \ traded any Stock. so the is info I've never tried to learn. And the old brain injury doesn't make it any easier . kEk
so GME is the one?
They have over 6 billion in cash and no debt. They are probably one of the safest companies out their.
100% I'm telling you man. If u/valuefuckingdeep was here he'd echo my statements. Check out his posts early on when he joined the forum. There's more people here too who know it's part of the plan. u/pbman2 comes to mind.
Search those terms I told you about on this forum, it will help convince you.