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Considering that the majority of the interviewees lied under oath, I would suspect the "investigations" were meant primarily to convince average retail apes tha
by ProllyInfamous 2y ago
Considering that the majority of the interviewees lied under oath, I would suspect the "investigations" were meant primarily to convince average retail apes that institutional investors had been bad, but wouldn't be bad again — WE PROMISE.
Disclosure: I own a small amount of GME. Meows and moons.
- bishbosh 2y agoIs there a calendar date at which you will concede to the claim that the base idea is simply false?
- ProllyInfamous 2y agoI will accept "the base idea is simply false" when Gamestop files for corporation-ending bankruptcy. To date, I am net-positive on this investment.
- bishbosh 2y agoHow much of that net-positivity is a result of a 110% jump because a man posted a meme of a guy leaning forward?
- ProllyInfamous 2y agoNot all of it =D
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- HackerHustler 2y agoYou know he posted that after days of double digit gains and and excessive call volume, right?
- ProllyInfamous 2y agoI'm still "up" — almost always have been. >>Time in the market beats (attempts at) timing the market. It's been a few years, and will be a few more.
- tptacek 2y agoWill you accept bankruptcy declared by the company, or do all DRS-registered shares need to turn in paper ballots?
- ProllyInfamous 2y agoWhatever a US Court would accept, but if it's your latter proposal you can pry mine from my cold dead fingers.
- tptacek 2y agoDid you literally DRS your shares?
- kasey_junk 2y agoOn a risk adjusted basis? What is your exit thesis for this trade and what will the return and timeframe be if that thesis is met? Do you have a deadline or price level for closing the trade if your thesis is not met?
- voisin 2y agoWhat’s the base idea in your mind? Shorting more than 100% of a share’s float seems to put hedge funds at extreme risk of a squeeze, no?
- e63f67dd-065b 2y agoWhat did they lie about under oath? From what I recall the whole saga was pretty much reddit gamblers blowing through a bunch of liquidity of the major brokers, and triggering a bunch of big margin calls. There were no naked shorts or whatever other conspiracy theory reddit was spinning up, this is the kind of thing the SEC actually gets very angry about regardless of who's on the other side of the trade.