The battle over Gamestop is getting really interesting

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eToro has blocked pre-market trading on Gamestop
 
By the way, shorts don't expire. Today, if they don't simply stop all trading and NYSE stops activities, if we hold the line and a majority of calls are ITM (in the money), we'll see gamma squeezes. Very unlikely any short squeeze happens today. Next week, maybe. It can take a while.

Yesterday there some share sells that happened at 2600$, you read that right. At one point some shorters were so desperate this early in the game that it happened. So fuck 1k/share limit, this thing might really go way beyond VW squeeze, and it makes sense since VW was not nearly as shorted and the market caps back then were much smaller.

(Not financial advice, I'm just an ape)
 

Funnily enough, Alex from Angry Joe's Gaming News Show explained it as well or better than some of my favorite political commentators. All in the wording.

I think what trips people up is the "borrowing stocks" part. I bet most who're observing this situation don't even know that's a thing.

Welp. Time to go watch The Big Short again.
 
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By the way, shorts don't expire. Today, if they don't simply stop all trading and NYSE stops activities, if we hold the line and a majority of calls are ITM (in the money), we'll see gamma squeezes. Very unlikely any short squeeze happens today. Next week, maybe. It can take a while.

Yesterday there some share sells that happened at 2600$, you read that right. At one point some shorters were so desperate this early in the game that it happened. So fuck 1k/share limit, this thing might really go way beyond VW squeeze, and it makes sense since VW was not nearly as shorted and the market caps back then were much smaller.

(Not financial advice, I'm just an ape)
I read that those 2.6K was Robinhood buying fractions before they blocked buying.
 
I opened a brokerage account with my bank thinking it would be faster than the app and after filling a huge ass questionnaire with my account number, photo ID and everything I still have to wait 2-3 business days for it to be "approved". It's so infuriating I'm boiling with rage.

How come people online are able to invest so quickly? Too many roadblocks I completely missed the boat.

Tomorrow will be a sad day for me 😭
Same, I'm gonna miss the 🚀
 
I opened a brokerage account with my bank thinking it would be faster than the app and after filling a huge ass questionnaire with my account number, photo ID and everything I still have to wait 2-3 business days for it to be "approved". It's so infuriating I'm boiling with rage.

How come people online are able to invest so quickly? Too many roadblocks I completely missed the boat.

Tomorrow will be a sad day for me 😭

People use everyman trading apps like RobinHood that evidently completely fuck people over on a whim. They use them because they're simple to use and rather than charging you for transactions, they sell your data to Wall Street. They rarely require you to jump through hoops and wait to start trading so they're very appealing to people who just want in quickly.

A real broker is always a better option as long as you aren't trading a few bucks at a time. And you may not miss the rocket brother; the squeeze isn't in yet. And it could last days.
 
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Not get get political, but I'm sure explaining this to a guy near 80 years old is going to be fun :p


And when the person explaining is in wall street's pocket as well as Biden himself I wonder which side they will take? :pie_thinking:

 
Not get get political, but I'm sure explaining this to a guy near 80 years old is going to be fun :p


Well, I think a lot of people are going to be in for a shock if they think the elite Dems they just voted in are going to back the little man. I'm sure the messaging will be, "Yes, we believe in the little guy winning and making money, BUT to ensure that these bigots don't game the system anymore we must enact these regulations." Of course, the rich on Wall Street will have no new regulations put on them or this immoral short selling to destroy a company. Hell, they'll probably throw in a bailout for good measure.
 
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Well, I think a lot of people are going to be in for a shock if they think the elite Dems they just voted in are going to back the little man. I'm sure the messaging will be, "Yes, we believe in the little guy winning and making money, BUT to ensure that these bigots don't game the system anymore we must in these regulations." Of course, the rich on Wall Street will have no new regulations put on them or this immoral short selling to destroy a company. Hell, they'll probably throw in a bailout for good measure.
Some MSM outlets are already trying to blame this on Trump supporters and alt-right extremists lmao
 
Not get get political, but I'm sure explaining this to a guy near 80 years old is going to be fun :p



theyre going to be pro Wall Street. Biden and the swamp monsters are in full control now. Yellen even took money from the group being fucked from this.
 
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As long as we close today where premarket was indicating, we're doing well! Watch out for another turning off buys and only allowing sells attack, but we just need to hold here, and this guy is here
 
Aren't Warren, AOC and many others on board that Wall Street fucked up and traders just saw opportunity by playing by the rules?

Say White House is on Wall Street side. OK, what now? You can't fundamentally just pop a short balloon and give the money back to short sellers, fucking over many many other traders, not just WSB, but there's hedge funds that are bullish too. And having that kind of fiasco, with the world's eyes on it at the moment? That would start off his presidency in fucking chaos.
 
Aren't Warren, AOC and many others on board that Wall Street fucked up and traders just saw opportunity by playing by the rules?

Say White House is on Wall Street side. OK, what now? You can't fundamentally just pop a short balloon and give the money back to short sellers, fucking over many many other traders, not just WSB, but there's hedge funds that are bullish too. And having that kind of fiasco, with the world's eyes on it at the moment? That would start off his presidency in fucking chaos.

Trump probably quite thankful that he dodged the bullet of choosing between pissing off banker/WS buddies and the rest of the planet.
 
the order book.... no one is selling. this gonna be a hedge fund blood bath.

oh shit you can see short ladder shenanigans starting!
 
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I watch this like an exciting anime that doesn't have dubs or subs. I don't know what's happening, but I'm having a great time and I want the underdogs to win
 
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It's almost like they pull the same shit every time this happens. If we close higher today we're in good shape.

VW was 6 days in the red before it took off to the moon. I think I'm 2021 though, things move faster than 2008 with everyone able to trade on a cellphone, but yea. They'll use the same playbook.
 
So what gains or loses Gamespot the company with this stock rollercoaster raid. ?

They just sit watching the show until it ends?
 
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So what gains or loses Gamespot the company with this stock rollercoaster raid. ?

They just sit watching the show until it ends?

Gamestop bought ~35 million shares at 5$ in 2019.

But they made a investor promise to not sell more than 100M$. If they're smart, they went ahead and got those 100M$ at the peaks of this, because then it barely costs them much shares (~250k shares).

After that, can they tweak around this promise to pay off their entire debt, i would hope so.

They were about to be bankrupt by these hedge fund leeches, i think whatever happens now, they'll never be 140% share shorted ever again and there might be laws against this eventually, so even if stocks plummet back to 30$ in the end, they're much better off without the leeches wanting them to bankrupt.

But yea, outside of a few moves they can operate with, they can just sit back and watch, and hope the traders win and not the hedge funds, because the hedge funds placed full house at the casino against them and made GME the most shorted stock probably in history.
 
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So I'm a dumb ass. If you buy in at the dip can they keep you from cashing out or something?

My worry is buying in if/when the next dip is, and then them going "nope you can't cash out" and that's all I want to do, lol. I heard Webull lets you test/try this with "fake" paper and such but I'm just curious if they can fuck you over when trying to get your payday.
 
So I'm a dumb ass. If you buy in at the dip can they keep you from cashing out or something?

My worry is buying in if/when the next dip is, and then them going "nope you can't cash out" and that's all I want to do, lol. I heard Webull lets you test/try this with "fake" paper and such but I'm just curious if they can fuck you over when trying to get your payday.

In all honesty, the only advice people should be giving to you, me, or anyone else who doesn't really know what is going on should be "Don't get involved". Getting into this shit at $300+ is taking on a lot of risk for normal people; things could easily go tits up.
 
So I'm a dumb ass. If you buy in at the dip can they keep you from cashing out or something?

My worry is buying in if/when the next dip is, and then them going "nope you can't cash out" and that's all I want to do, lol. I heard Webull lets you test/try this with "fake" paper and such but I'm just curious if they can fuck you over when trying to get your payday.
Well that would be failure to provide service that they agreed on, so you can then sue and/or join the class action lawsuits that would result from that.
 
So I'm a dumb ass. If you buy in at the dip can they keep you from cashing out or something?

My worry is buying in if/when the next dip is, and then them going "nope you can't cash out" and that's all I want to do, lol. I heard Webull lets you test/try this with "fake" paper and such but I'm just curious if they can fuck you over when trying to get your payday.

In this scenario, they want you to sell. They've been trying to stop people buying because it raises the price. If anything, some shitty apps will completely strop trades.

But no, you should be good to go, just know what you're getting into. No guarantee this works out as planned, but if it does, you're gonna see a hell of a return if you cash out at the right time. Only put in what you're willing to lose all of, don't put in 300 to bail out when it drops to 150.

Disclaimer: I am an idiot, not a financial advisor
 
In this scenario, they want you to sell. They've been trying to stop people buying because it raises the price. If anything, some shitty apps will completely strop trades.

But no, you should be good to go, just know what you're getting into. No guarantee this works out as planned, but if it does, you're gonna see a hell of a return if you cash out at the right time. Only put in what you're willing to lose all of, don't put in 300 to bail out when it drops to 150.

Disclaimer: I am an idiot, not a financial advisor
Yeah I'm not like throwing my savings into it or anything but I see it's dipped to 100ish twice over the past 48 hours and I was just curious about buying in at that point.

I know there's "After hours" where only the funds can trade/sell, does that tank the price and then when retail investors are allowed back in it raises because people start buying again? That's what I'm getting from the news I've read so far.

I'm well aware it could all just crash and burn but making 200 on a 100 stock when the current value is 300ish doesn't seem like a bad way to try this out.

I'm being overly cautious so I know I won't get the fat paydays others are, but that's because I'm a panzy who's been deathly afraid of the stock market due to it basically being a giant ass slot machine and me being extremely wary of losing savings lol.

In all honesty, the only advice people should be giving to you, me, or anyone else who doesn't really know what is going on should be "Don't get involved". Getting into this shit at $300+ is taking on a lot of risk for normal people; things could easily go tits up.
Yeah I wouldn't buy now, I'd wait for another dip to go lower (if it even does) before buying if even possible.

Well that would be failure to provide service that they agreed on, so you can then sue and/or join the class action lawsuits that would result from that.

Lol if I had the money to afford a lawsuit that could even scratch the surface of some of these corps I wouldn't be considering losing money in a stock market/gambling machine to do so :P
 
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Yeah I'm not like throwing my savings into it or anything but I see it's dipped to 100ish twice over the past 48 hours and I was just curious about buying in at that point.

I know there's "After hours" where only the funds can trade/sell, does that tank the price and then when retail investors are allowed back in it raises because people start buying again? That's what I'm getting from the news I've read so far.

I'm well aware it could all just crash and burn but making 200 on a 100 stock when the current value is 300ish doesn't seem like a bad way to try this out.

I'm being overly cautious so I know I won't get the fat paydays others are, but that's because I'm a panzy who's been deathly afraid of the stock market due to it basically being a giant ass slot machine and me being extremely wary of losing savings lol.

Honestly, this isn't really the stock to do that with. You're far better finding something you're way more comfortable putting money into that will give you a steady but small profit over time. I did it when Classic WoW launched because I was balls deep in that world and new exactly how popular it was going to be - I made money, but funnily enough, I still jumped out of Activision way too soon, they launched Warzone and their stock is at an all time high. But I had zero hesitation in my mind that I'd make a little something on the back of an inevitably popular product release.

Again, I have no idea what I'm talking about and nobody should listen to me for financial advice. So much so that my answer to your question on after hours is "yyyyyeeesss?" with a large question mark.
 
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