Hiya, handshake. New around here, I see.

Or, just another sock puppet account to tout the meme stocks?

Hmm ...

There are plenty of posts on Reddit dating back 6 months talking about his unusual high strike options purchases.

Interesting. I'm sure the regulators would like to read those posts, since he did not make a public disclosure until much later.

More evidence of stock manipulation -- with possibly Cohen's friends or his sock puppet accounts on Reddit pushing non-public information.

Either he reported publicly (via SEC) or not. And the answer is clearly: not.

For someone who clearly doesn’t like meme stocks, very curious as to why you spend so much of your time on this forum fudding people who invested in said companies.

I trade for a living. It is my passion.

I hate to see good people get burned by evil people. Not YOU. You, and a few others here who are real assholes (because you NEVER have anything of substance to say in response to my posts) -- YOU GUYS, I hope you lose your ass, which is what you are in the process of doing.

But others who read here, I just hope they don't back up the truck on these bogus stories. Playing with a little side money is one thing. Gambling can be fun, as long as it is understood that it is gambling.

But some people believe the hype and get burned. I am taking the counter arguement to point out that something is not right with this story.

You guys should appreciate a counter story, so you can pick it apart. But you never do. NEVER. Instead, all you ever do is get emotional ... like little bitches on your period.

Ryan Cohen appears to have BURNED the BBBY investors by pretending to be a strong bull, while actually dumping his entire position.

And people STILL think he is a white hat.

I see a problem with that.

Then, his buddy jumps out a window to kill himself (though some of you think it was murder -- ok, whatever).

If you still trust the guy after all this crazy shit going down -- AND THE STOCK PRICES TANKING -- then carry on.

Like I said, I will be watching from the sideline, amused.

Sometimes I make these posts -- with real info -- just to see if any of you can pick it apart. But nope. All you have is ad hominem. You are like a child. No intellectual discussion whatsoever.

It is quite pathetic, but also interesting -- like driving by a car wreck.

Hiya, handshake. New around here, I see.

Or, just another sock puppet account to tout the meme stocks?

Hmm ...

There are plenty of posts on Reddit dating back 6 months talking about his unusual high strike options purchases.

Interesting. I'm sure the regulators would like to read those posts, since he did not make a public disclosure until much later.

More evidence of stock manipulation -- with possibly Cohen's friends or his sock puppet accounts on Reddit pushing non-public information.

Either he reported publicly (via SEC) or not. And the answer is clearly: not.

For someone who clearly doesn’t like meme stocks, very curious as to why you spend so much of your time on this forum fudding people who invested in said companies.

I trade for a living. It is my passion.

I hate to see good people get burned by evil people. Not YOU. You, and a few others here who are real assholes (because you NEVER have anything of substance to say in response to my posts) -- YOU GUYS, I hope you lose your ass, which is what you are in the process of doing.

But others who read here, I just hope they don't back up the truck on these bogus stories. Playing with a little side money is one thing. Gambling can be fun, as long as it is understood that it is gambling.

But some people believe the hype and get burned. I am taking the counter arguement to point out that something is not right with this story.

Ryan Cohen appears to have BURNED the BBBY investors by pretending to be a strong bull, while actually dumping his entire position.

And people STILL think he is a white hat.

I see a problem with that.

Then, his buddy jumps out a window to kill himself (though some of you think it was murder -- ok, whatever).

If you still trust the guy after all this crazy shit going down -- AND THE STOCK PRICES TANKING -- then carry on.

Like I said, I will be watching from the sideline, amused.

Sometimes I make these posts -- with real info -- just to see if any of you can pick it apart. But nope. All you have is ad hominem. You are like a child. No intellectual discussion whatsoever.

It is quite pathetic, but also interesting -- like driving by a car wreck.

Hiya, handshake. New around here, I see.

Or, just another sock puppet account to tout the meme stocks?

Hmm ...

There are plenty of posts on Reddit dating back 6 months talking about his unusual high strike options purchases.

Interesting. I'm sure the regulators would like to read those posts, since he did not make a public disclosure until much later.

More evidence of stock manipulation -- with possibly Cohen's friends or his sock puppet accounts on Reddit pushing non-public information.

Either he reported publicly (via SEC) or not. And the answer is clearly: not.

For someone who clearly doesn’t like meme stocks, very curious as to why you spend so much of your time on this forum fudding people who invested in said companies.

I trade for a living. It is my passion.

I hate to see good people get burned by evil people. Not YOU. You, and a few others here who are real assholes (because you NEVER have anything of substance to say in response to my posts) -- YOU GUYS, I hope you lose your ass, which is what you are in the process of doing.

But others who read here, I just hope they don't back up the truck on these bogus stories. Playing with a little side money is one thing. Gambling can be fun, as long as it is understood that it is gambling.

But some people believe they hype and get burned. I am taking the counter arguement to point out that something is not right with this story.

Ryan Cohen appears to have BURNED the BBBY investors by pretending to be a strong bull, while actually dumping his entire position.

And people STILL think he is a white hat.

I see a problem with that.

Then, his buddy jumps out a window to kill himself (though some of you think it was murder -- ok, whatever).

If you still trust the guy after all this crazy shit going down -- AND THE STOCK PRICES TANKING -- then carry on.

Like I said, I will be watching from the sideline, amused.

Sometimes I make these posts -- with real info -- just to see if any of you can pick it apart. But nope. All you have is ad hominem. You are like a child. No intellectual discussion whatsoever.

It is quite pathetic, but also interesting -- like driving by a car wreck.

Hiya, handshake. New around here, I see.

Hmm ...

There are plenty of posts on Reddit dating back 6 months talking about his unusual high strike options purchases.

Interesting. I'm sure the regulators would like to read those posts, since he did not make a public disclosure until much later.

More evidence of stock manipulation -- with possibly Cohen's friends or his sock puppet accounts on Reddit pushing non-public information.

Either he reported publicly (via SEC) or not. And the answer is clearly: not.

For someone who clearly doesn’t like meme stocks, very curious as to why you spend so much of your time on this forum fudding people who invested in said companies.

I trade for a living. It is my passion.

I hate to see good people get burned by evil people. Not YOU. You, and a few others here who are real assholes (because you NEVER have anything of substance to say in response to my posts) -- YOU GUYS, I hope you lose your ass, which is what you are in the process of doing.

But others who read here, I just hope they don't back up the truck on these bogus stories. Playing with a little side money is one thing. Gambling can be fun, as long as it is understood that it is gambling.

But some people believe they hype and get burned. I am taking the counter arguement to point out that something is not right with this story.

Ryan Cohen appears to have BURNED the BBBY investors by pretending to be a strong bull, while actually dumping his entire position.

And people STILL think he is a white hat.

I see a problem with that.

Then, his buddy jumps out a window to kill himself (though some of you think it was murder -- ok, whatever).

If you still trust the guy after all this crazy shit going down -- AND THE STOCK PRICES TANKING -- then carry on.

Like I said, I will be watching from the sideline, amused.

Sometimes I make these posts -- with real info -- just to see if any of you can pick it apart. But nope. All you have is ad hominem. You are like a child. No intellectual discussion whatsoever.

It is quite pathetic, but also interesting -- like driving by a car wreck.

There are plenty of posts on Reddit dating back 6 months talking about his unusual high strike options purchases.

Interesting. I'm sure the regulators would like to read those posts, since he did not make a public disclosure until much later.

More evidence of stock manipulation -- with possibly Cohen's friends or his sock puppet accounts on Reddit pushing non-public information.

Either he reported publicly (via SEC) or not. And the answer is clearly: not.

For someone who clearly doesn’t like meme stocks, very curious as to why you spend so much of your time on this forum fudding people who invested in said companies.

I trade for a living. It is my passion.

I hate to see good people get burned by evil people. Not YOU. You, and a few others here who are real assholes (because you NEVER have anything of substance to say in response to my posts) -- YOU GUYS, I hope you lose your ass, which is what you are in the process of doing.

But others who read here, I just hope they don't back up the truck on these bogus stories. Playing with a little side money is one thing. Gambling can be fun, as long as it is understood that it is gambling.

But some people believe they hype and get burned. I am taking the counter arguement to point out that something is not right with this story.

Ryan Cohen appears to have BURNED the BBBY investors by pretending to be a strong bull, while actually dumping his entire position.

And people STILL think he is a white hat.

I see a problem with that.

Then, his buddy jumps out a window to kill himself (though some of you think it was murder -- ok, whatever).

If you still trust the guy after all this crazy shit going down -- AND THE STOCK PRICES TANKING -- then carry on.

Like I said, I will be watching from the sideline, amused.

Sometimes I make these posts -- with real info -- just to see if any of you can pick it apart. But nope. All you have is ad hominem. You are like a child. No intellectual discussion whatsoever.

It is quite pathetic, but also interesting -- like driving by a car wreck.

There are plenty of posts on Reddit dating back 6 months talking about his unusual high strike options purchases.

Interesting. I'm sure the regulators would like to read those posts, since he did not make a public disclosure until much later.

More evidence of stock manipulation -- with possibly Cohen's friends or his sock puppet accounts on Reddit pushing non-public information.

Either he reported publicly (via SEC) or not. And the answer is clearly: not.