GME

Key_Cheetah7982

By cheap GME and sell atrocious weeklies

MathematicianKey9829

SEC refused to investigate years of market manipulation against TRCH. They then tried to stop the merger of TRCH and MMAT, but lawyers threatened to sue, so SEC gave in. They then tried to stop the creation of the preferred dividend placeholder known as MMAT-1. After the merger and issuance of MMAT-1, FINRA illegally allowed it to trade as the ticker symbol MMTLP. FINRA refused to stop the illegal trading of MMTLP, when the company asked them to do so. When they wouldn’t stop it from trading, the company decided to spin it off into a private company, which the SEC then delayed for months. The company had to file four separate S-1s, which is highly unusual. It was only approved after congressman Ralph Norman threatened an investigation. Weeks later, FINRA halted trading. NextBridge filed a S-1 to sell 40-million shares of NBH Jan 2023. It’s still not been approved, which makes it the longest unapproved filing in history. Trump’s company is the second longest. Average time for approval is less than 6 weeks. It’s been 28 months. NextBridge asked to move ALL MMTLP shares to AST/Equinti per securities rules, which is standard practice, SEC said no. This has never happened before. NextBridge tried to spin off one of its companies into a separate company and issue a crypto dividend via blockchain. It’s temporary name would be Newco (new company). Spinning off assets into new companies is very common. Most companies do it. SEC said no. NextBridge is the only company to ever spin off into a private company and have shorts. FINRA refuses to provide the Blue Sheets on TRCH, MMAT, MMTLP, or NBH. SEC refuses to make them. MMTLP/NBH is the first ticker in history to have a single congressional member sign a letter demanding answers from SEC on market manipulation. We have close to 100 signatures. Senator JD Vance wrote and signed his own letter. Now VP. Ex-Congressman, then CEO of DJT, Devin Nunes sent four separate letters to four congressional committees concerning market manipulation and used MMTLP/NBH as proof. He is now Chair of the President’s Intelligence Advisory Board. US Attorney General Pam Bondi’s brother, Brad Bondi, who is a lawyer and is currently running for president of the D.C. Bar Association and worked at the SEC, is a MMTLP, GME, and AMC shareholder. Bill Pulte is Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency. He created the MMTLP group on X and invited us to Mar-a-Lago on three occasions. RFK, Jr. has spoken with us in zoom calls and in private. He owns some meme stocks. Kash Patel, Director of the FBI, is fully aware of our situation and he owns shares of AMC and GME. President Trump is the first leader of a country to speak out about naked shorting publicly. He is aware of our situation and has spoken out about the naked shorting of AMC and GME. Why haven’t they acted yet? Because they have more pressing matters to address first. New trades deals must be finalized first, before any major market corrections can be made on Wall Street. Tariffs are Trump’s negotiation weapon. If you’ve noticed, DOGE has made MAJOR changes to every agency, except SEC. Atkins was just sworn in as the new SEC chair.

penguincheerleader

I never touched GME but that was the one place where I thought primemiums looked so high I could probably theta into a bunch of money. Only thing, I decided I could not be an ape.

NotObviouslyARobot

The problem is that Tesla stockholders don't lose money until they sell. As long as no one sells, or someone can prop up the stock with fuck-you-money, it's in a similar position to GME

guzzledglizzy

My Robinhood all time chart is hilarious because you can spot the exact moment I discovered options (GME) and the long downhill ride since then

SeaEconomist5743

You’re preaching DD to people who YOLO daily SPY calls or puts, and think GME is going to make their great grandchildren rich. Give it a month, the PFS and impact will be released, NOAA application approved, and all of a sudden this board will be full of overnight believers and experts. I’m holding 45k+ shares of TMC, agree with everything you said, and will only have one thing to say/post here in 6 months - a screenshot of the easiest 10x (minimum) I’ll have bagged, and in a years time.

WTFhairyRabbit

When GME was trading at 21.60 I sold some OTM $24 CSP for June November and January 26 I received $7.00 in premium. I think that paid off as most are already at 50%

Logos1789

People don’t realize that GME did a 4:1 split. The roughly $27 share price now is actually what was once $108 (about double the price people laughed at RK for saying was a good price during the hearings). Also, just last summer the price went from about $10 (old $40) to an intraday high of over $70 (old $280).

carpetmagicianlaughs

$HIMS is short squeezing as we speak. Millions will be depressed and feel crushing FOMO when a GME repeat happens tomorrow. Cope all you want fucks

Cobey1

I don’t want to argue back and forth about it but I don’t own GME shares now because I just don’t believe in their business model anymore. Have you walked into a GameStop recently? It feels like a “as seen on tv” store… games are downloadable now. Nobody buys hard copy games anymore. Everyone will continue going to the movies until the end of time though.

magicmikke856

GME for me one week before the mania

Fabdadmadlad

Never understood the AMC appeal over GME. GME is everything AMC wishes it was.

Same-Brilliant2014

Found the guy who started after GME...

SPorterBridges

A lot of them were people who think they were sticking it to the man by buying GME. Now those bagholders (anti-capitalists who invest in the stock market...) just stick around the investing subreddits grumbling.

Crazy_Donkies

Pre and post GME.

wallstreetbets-ModTeam

Thanks for your submission! If your post essentially boils down to trying to recruit others to buy into your stock so that it can squeeze, then your post is not welcome here. The truth is, we get a lot of "squeeze plays" or "the next GME" type threads, and honestly, they never pan out. If you really have an interesting play, it should be able to stand on its own merits, without necessitating a whole bunch of retailers (kek) to buy in after you and pump up the price. Look, this isn't a pump and dump forum. For that, try r/ponzischemes. If you need some guidance, don't hesitate to [reach out to modmail](https://old.reddit.com/message/compose/?to=/r/wallstreetbets) and we'll give you some pointers!

oracle989

Real ones remember this pump and dump from back before the influx of GME cultists. Nice to see the a followup on where those bags are being held

nivelheim

Sold a couple of GME $125 calls for January 16 2026 back in December for $4.80 each. I forget what was going on at the time but the premium was nuts. Regret not selling more.

meltyourtv

TSLA’s entire valuation stems from its 2020 short squeeze anyway, much how GME has maintained its value all these years later

S8-CASH-HOMIE

You asked AI questions I didn’t even articulate. Also AI is often wrong. The top 5 banks having billions in unrealized losses can be found stated in the FED’s stress tests from last year. The BOJ carry trade is as bad as I stated. There’s a reason the market has been dipping and it’s not tariffs. It started last year with a 10% dip in the market last August. It’s continued through this year and tariffs have been the cover story. Tariffs won’t affect the market until 3 & 4th quarter. The BOJ carry trade is being carefully wound down, but Trump once again has complicated things with the tariffs. Under Democrats Japan was our ally. They were willing to work with us to prevent market collapse. It’s in Japan’s best interest to raise their rates. They really have no choice as it pertains to their economic goals. Trump playing dumb tariff games and being so unpredictable has changed the tone of Japanese leaders. They signaled this past week they may not be so inclined to help us given Trump’s current policies. The entire world market would collapse because once the US HF’s and top 5 banks get margin called it will cause a domino effect around the world. DTCC offices around the world will go bankrupt in their respective countries. HF’s move swaps globally hence why credit Swiss bit the bullet last year and went under. I never said HF’s have used synthetic shares since 1994. I said HF’s swap problem started in 1994. That’s as far back as the paper trail goes. Most transactions taken place on the dark pool as of 2025 is true. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/wall-street-enters-darker-age-110003632.html FTD’s are out of control. ETF’s had roughly 1.6 billion FTD’s as recently as 4/4/25. XRT had 1.1 billion FTD’s on 4/3/25. These are just FTD’s in the billions which is a new record as of this year. ETF’s, XRT have FTD’s in the hundreds of millions all the time. FTD’s in the millions more frequently, & hundreds of thousands daily. The DTCC will file for bankruptcy if market continues to go down. HF’s & banks will get margin called. The DTCC does have enough money allocated to cover the losses. It’s just a fact, & how the system is designed. You could argue I’ve exaggerated unrealized losses, but again the FED, & DTCC have alluded to this ticking time bomb several times in the past 2 years. It’s no secret, and you can easily find all this info online. Again Credit Swiss went under after GME spiked to $80 last May. Could be coincidence, but I believe it was due to legacy swaps on GME. A popular theory spreading all around academia atm. Trump just had DOGE go in with a sludge hammer to social safety nets like food stamps, social security, student loan forgiveness, etc. It’s not up for debate and the White House has been on record by several people including the president that they are cutting the “waste” from these programs. The White House is even being sued because of this. Housing market is stressed and already collapsing in places like DC, Florida, really all over the US. No one is buying houses. No one can sell their homes. Small towns with low cost of living are doing well but no one wants to live in Mississippi my guy. Politicians are to blame. The best example would be checking their returns, which have been astronomical no matter if you’re dem or republican. Everyone knows Wall Street has the politicians in their pockets. Some democrats and a republican have created bills to stop insider trading in congress but surprise, surprise it never passes. I won’t even waste time other than the AI’s response shows how horrible the information it’s regurgitating out. I would stop using that AI immediately. The public will foot the bill. I have no idea what AI you used, but it’s absolute garbage if those were the responses it gave.

HistoricalTap3890

A word of caution through. For every example you’re seen go crazy, people have tried pumping stocks that have underperformed. Some of the people pumping WOLF have done the same thing for stocks that have turned out to be a bad investment. I feel your frustration, because I’m in the same boat.I made money from bitcoin, GME etc but tiny amounts (despite insane rate of return) because I was just in it to see what happened. I don’t have the cash to gamble on this one but remember it is a gamble.

S8-CASH-HOMIE

Maybe I didn’t specify very well. Wall Street & FED want recession. They prefer the tax payers to bail them out and blame Trump for everything. Which to be fair Trump in his first term contributed to all this Wall Street fraud plenty. Trump is possible one of the dumbest people on the planet. He Trump he think lower interest rates GOOOOD. High interest rates BAAAAAD. That’s literally how that numb nuts thinks. He has no idea what’s happening in the market at any time ever. He has no idea his low rates plan will lead to hyper inflation. It does appear someone has given him the impression destroying the dollar & losing the worlds leading currency reserve status is a good idea. I think there’s a push to move to crypto so they can take the power from the FED & start committing massive fraud through crypto. Which they’ve already been doing since he’s been in office with his shit coins. I’m a day trader. I short the market through EFT’s on the way down mostly the semiconductor market, & Tesla. I day trade HIMS, GME, ASTS, PLTR, OKLO, CHWY, RKLB, mostly. Things change constantly and so does my portfolio. I do not play options. I only buy and sell stocks.

R3luctant

How long can a growth company go from making money to losing money? I know that the excuse that is in the pipeline for poor earnings is that they are retooling the factory lines for robotaxi/robots etc. and that's why they are losing money. I see that retail makes up a substantial amount of the market cap, I would think MMs would still care about blatant lies.   Let's face it any stock that gets into meme status also gets a bot problem(?).  It happened with GME, sort of is happening with INTC, and it is absolutely happening with TSLA, the difference with TSLA is I am pretty sure that to a degree the call is coming from inside the house. 

AlpsSad1364

Your regular reminder that GME is still trading with a 3 digit p/e. The global reserves of retardium are almost limitless.

pawnskum

Try covered option calls if your playing with only a few thousand buy 100 shares of a stock you like and just write covered calls for it make 30$-50$ here and there if you can get them to expire you get the shares back and your premium, then write another for next week. I did this when GME had crazy premiums was paying my rent writing CC. Some weeks when it was really volatile those premiums were thousands of dollars.

bhans773

GME loyalists claim the shorts there STILL haven’t closed. Unsure how credible that is. Regardless, why would those holding shorts against WOLF be any more motivated to close positions now than they did in the case of GME?

Cobraluc2019

I also hold GME and I invested in wolf last Friday We'll see in 15 days

opaPac

You really deserve to be here. Only do 70% loss and not 85% and celebrate like your warren freaking buffet. And to be fair you are like me. Got in late for the GME, AMC party. Got in for 16€ AMC and bought on the absolute high point. I got out of that s*** show so fast when i made it back to +-0 someday after that. Since then i won at lossing by not „investing“ anymore. I leave it for the big boys with more money then time to do something with it. Please never change WSB i love you.

Active_Status_2267

GME went up constantly during the dip, and btc held Was great :)

General_Double20

I think the 500 is an extreme squeeze were to happen (not to company but similar to what was seen with AMC/ GME where the price was inflated for a short period of time). Realistically most see the stock in the 10-15 range and if they can present a path to profitability it should be in the 25-35 range (which is where it historically has been valued). They definitely are a leader in the SiC space and it has potential if they can overcome some short term challenges.

Shane-Lennox

We were discussing this in the discord last night- the shares WE are trading are not restricted and thus are T+1 or T+3. BUT! The shorts could be doing some shady stuff to funnel through and ETFs which WOULD categorize them as restricted! This is what they did in GME as well. Interesting 

Grouchy_Marsupial453

This is the same exact scheme they ran on GME. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1diwlvj/a\_synopsis\_of\_the\_paper\_that\_peruvian\_bull/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/1diwlvj/a_synopsis_of_the_paper_that_peruvian_bull/) [https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/ms6mvf/latest\_failuretodeliver\_data\_from\_all\_72\_etfs/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/ms6mvf/latest_failuretodeliver_data_from_all_72_etfs/) They found out 99% FTD came from ETF. It looks like **this scheme is NOT RARE at all as it is supposed to be!** WTF with the regulators?!? I bet that if we look for clues on suspicion of short attack.... this will be a common denominator.

GneissGeoDude

Yes. Liquidated any long dated options in January. Put $50k in treasury notes. Bought 1000 shares of UVIX X $27 basis. Sold half at ~$90. Been selling options on them collecting about $1500 premium / week. Got assigned for 200 shares at $56. DCAing into my long term holds as the opportunities arise. Sitting on 300 shares UVIX now selling options each week on the way down if this is the true cooling. If not I’ll buy more and do it again. The entire world was telling you volatility was coming. And you kids didn’t think to play the volatility index? I’ve never been served over $80,000 so easily in my life. Besides the GME collapse. I’m putting my grandchildren through college on that whole period. And that little blip you all did like a year ago.

zACIIID

Could you provide a link to this document? Does it talk about the technical aspects of the GME squeeze?

Perfect-Ordinary

Not to be a partypooper, but looking at the GME FTD saga, you could be in for a real disappointing week.

2LoCo4U

GME 🎤

goodbyclunky

Congrats. So you just like your life and don't want to change anything about it really. Then why worry? You don't have to and by the looks of it you never will. Sell everything, pay your taxes (why care suddenly about this if you really don't?) and put the remaining cash (which will still be a shit load) in a long term stock portfolio you never touch because you don't want to change your life. TLDR (not financial advice): sell all your shit coins, pay your taxes like a good citizen and YOLO the rest into GME, never sell, be done and go about your merry ways. You're welcome.

wattap

Some of you still have GME shares and it shows

Altruistic-Sorbet-55

Looking at the chart there’s a reason this was shorted into the ground. It was listed at 60 and only had one run up and then came all the way down. I’d look into what the company is up to and any plans they have before. For a squeeze to be effective there needs to be some impetus other than just TA, like GME being driven by nostalgia. Btw I think the bands are so tight because it’s already trading at like .05c so not much downside without going to 0 and not enough buy to move it up substantially. It’s been in this tight range for 2 months, my gut says the tight BBs is not consolidation for a move up but rather price action being trapped.

SkyHighFlyGuyOhMy

GME or WOLF is my guess.

gneneiifi

Mods don't ban anymore because they became so thirsty for subscribers ever since GME fiasco lol

Pimpy77

To be honest I got lucky with GME. I got a large bonus at work and was stoned scrolling through WSB and came across the kitty posts. So I bought 5000 at 8.50 and averaged up with another 5000 at 10.

trial_by_fire_

GME has entered the chat.

Worth_Feed9289

Go to the WolfSpeed sub. It's all there. Very GME in 2021, Sounding.

Helpful_Source_8985

True I been in Robinhood and in and out of GME since a month after the squeeze and I know they think it will squeeze again to an infinity amount. Was only wondering if I did that it was an originally a 5 dollar stock that did squeeze if someone would use those shares quickly. Thank you for the feedback.

MickeyMan_

>For example, I have a covered call on Robinhood of 100 shares of GME (GameStop) yeah I know lol. The short answer is no, the calls will not be exercised until late 2027. The long answer is : You did a buy/write and spent maybe 2.70 for a 3.00 call. That's an (almost) guaranteed return of 30/270= 11% (guaranteed, unless GME price becomes less than $3, which is unlikely). 11% in 32 months is about 4% year, roughly the risk-free (T-bills rate). You traded the risk for rate cuts in the next 3 years, for the risk of GME becoming bankrupt. It is not an uncommon trade for financial institutions. But if somebody exercises the call in, say, a month, you'll get a return of 11%/month instead of 11% in 32 months (that's 249%/year). It would be nice, but it's not going to happen. Just using Robinhood, indicates that there is a lot you DON'T really know about Gamestop. Lol.

ridethecashwave

Going for it! Buddies of mine from 2021 GME fun started messaging me about this. Momentum gaining

Budget_Nectarine_645

Bro thinks SPY is basically a GME shirt squeeze

Dosimetry4Ever

$50 GME calls Friday expiration. You’re welcome.

Ok_Temporary_9465

GME squeeze all over again

dynamadan

They are a meme company at this point. No viable business model, failing business. But this is the strange thing. Because of the whole short seller squeeze thing they were able to recapitalize. So they have a lot of cash on hand but no viable business model to use it. They have been discussing buying lots of bit coin. Which honestly isn’t the worst idea since they have no viable business model so might as well gamble. Many people are questioning the OP’s idea. And I’m one of them. I don’t really understand the purpose behind the idea. If you believe the stock is going down (maybe to zero?) then why not just sell it? If you believe the stock will go up and down but is currently up then why not sell closer to the money calls and profit some from the moves. If the option exercises then you can get back in (if you believe in the stock) at a lower price point? GME is not the worst stock to use the wheel on except the fact that IT HAS NO VIABLE BUSINESS MODEL CURRENTLY.

Salty-Ad6128

GME is the next bershire

Charming_Squirrel_13

the market cap of the sp500 is almost $50 trillion, I am dumbfounded at how many Redditors think retail makes waves at these scales. I wonder if the GME madness a few years ago gave people the wrong idea about the relevance of retail traders.

GenerateWealth2022

I don't think hedge funds would have any interest in GME. But they would be interested in buying options for SPY or SPX to run a poor mans covered call. The longer out they buy the cheaper the daily premium they pay. Then sell 0DTE options on them.

spyVSspy420-69

Doomsday sentiment was strong in 2020, and this sub was flooded with GameStop cultists pedaling their bullshit about how the entire market was propped up on fraud and corruption since 2021. Outside of major events I don’t really read these subs much so I’ll take your word for it that I’m wrong. But when it comes to big market moving events it sure seems like investing subs are way off. HOOD, RDDT, TSLA earnings, the idea that Evergrande was going to explode the market, no Covid V shape recovery, the great unwinding, GME being valued at millions a share, the “lights are on at these investment offices on the weekend” shit. All that bullshit was heavily upvoted every time and it ended up being exactly that. I’m not asking you to believe me, I don’t care if you do and would prefer you didn’t. But given the shit that has been highly pushed here I have zero reason to follow sentiment here. It’s a coin flip and when it’s overwhelming it’s almost always wrong.

Relative-Snow8735

How much did you start out with on GME? And did you do straight up buy and hold, or calls, or a mix?

lazostat

But this way we will never see squeezes like AMC and GME back in 2021\`, right?

Better-Ad-2118

Thanks for your thoughtful reply—and first off, respect for being “real hard” in. You clearly care enough to think critically, which I rate highly. Let’s unpack your points systematically, because they’re valid to raise—but I think there’s a stronger case than you might realise once we zoom in on the specifics. 1. “Retail hasn’t arrived” — Is that just narrative? This isn’t just a throwaway line—it’s based on hard signals in the data: • Daily volume averages ~100–200k shares—for a float of ~32.7M, that’s thin. • The price rarely holds >$4.50, which sits right beneath major call gamma clusters (especially for 5/17 and 6/21 expiries). • Reddit, StockTwits, and FinTwit coverage remains nearly non-existent relative to microcaps with similar setups. This is not a GME-style meme crowd yet. • No major breakout candle since late 2023. Price action still governed by low-liquidity grinding. That’s what “retail hasn’t arrived” means. It’s not about absolutes—it’s about relative awareness and inflow. This still trades like a stock no one is watching, despite the late-stage asset and real pipeline. 2. “Market makers are suppressing price” — or just natural price mechanics? Fair to question, and to be clear: we’re not alleging conspiracy. But there are signs of mechanical pinning behavior that often coincide with institutional accumulation phases. • Gamma exposure (GEX) has been persistently negative across key strikes ($4.00, $5.00, $7.50), indicating dealers are short gamma and need to sell into strength as price rises. • Call volume and OI in deep OTM strikes (5–10–15) have increased, with LEAPS disproportionately stacked. This asymmetry mechanically pressures price toward max pain until hedging dynamics flip. • Dark pool volume remains >50% most days, based on FINRA TRF and off-exchange prints. That suggests algo-mediated accumulation or suppression, not natural retail trading. These aren’t accusations—they’re structural facts of how illiquid options-driven stocks behave when institutions are building exposure and market makers are net short gamma. 3. “Gamma squeeze impact is overhyped in small biotechs” True if the float is large and options OI is low. But in this case: • Short interest is 12.23% of float, with ~10.7 days to cover . • Options OI at May/June 5, 7.5, 10 strikes is significant relative to ADV. • Gamma exposure flips around $5, which coincides with LEAP hedging thresholds and dark pool volume drops. When price starts moving with volume, dealers must delta hedge, which can mechanically escalate the move—even in small caps. See ARDS (2021), RLAY, and VSTM for examples of micro-cap biotechs with small floats that moved violently due to options-based dislocations. 4. “You glossed over the risks” Absolutely fair. Let’s confront them: a) Phase 3 failure risk Always real. But efzofitimod has: • Peer-reviewed Phase 1b/2a results: +180mL FVC (p=0.035), 85% relapse reduction • Clean safety, no deaths, and no withdrawals due to adverse events • A running Expanded Access Program (EAP) before readout—a rare vote of confidence from FDA and clinical partners • Mechanistic validation published in Science Translational Medicine: NRP2 binds inflammatory macrophages and reprograms them to pro-resolving states This isn’t a black-box biotech praying for a signal. It’s a de-risked candidate with multiple converging confidence signals. b) Funding / dilution ATYR has adequate runway through Phase 3 readout. Japan progress payments come into play too. More funding will come—but after the value-inflecting catalyst, not before. Also worth noting: insiders are buying. Director Jane Gross purchased 3,750 shares on March 17, 2025—bringing her total to 9,750. Not a large amount in dollars, but symbolically important during a pre-readout period . c) Adoption risk Pulmonary sarcoidosis is a high-unmet-need market. The standard of care is steroids, which are toxic and non-curative. There is no FDA-approved disease-modifying therapy. If efzofitimod gets approved with even modest payer support, uptake could be swift—especially since many patients are already on it via EAP or compassionate use channels. 5. So what’s the core disagreement? It comes down to how you weigh the coiled structure: • Float is small (~32.7M), with >12% short and heavy institutional ownership • Valuation is absurdly low ($300M) vs $500M–$700M rev potential in just sarcoidosis • Scientific, regulatory, and market signals are all aligning • Options chain and volume profile reflect a classic pre-breakout structure This isn’t hype—it’s an asymmetric setup where fundamentals, market structure, and psychology are beginning to converge. Happy to debate any of this, but I hope the added facts help clarify where I’m coming from. There’s a whole lot more that I could add. I respect skepticism—especially in biotech. But this setup is rare, and all the ingredients are in place. Let’s see what happens.

lostfinancialsoul

When stocks like this go through squeezes or periods of extreme volatility (upward pressure) they will issue shares to take advantage of the situation (raising a lot of money for the company) + giving the shorters a way out. During the GameStop (GME) short squeeze in early 2021, the company raised significant amounts of money through share sales. Specifically, GameStop announced the sale of 75 million shares, generating $2.137 billion. In the previous month, they also raised $933.4 million by selling 45 million shares I don't believe these were the only fund raises that GME has done since 2021 squeeze but you will need to fact check me.

guido1205us

GME, AMC.  Ride the black swan event when it happens and hope to get out before the dump.  I should have did this with GME,  (held through two sell opportunities)  but got caught up in the hype and ended up from day trader to bag holder investor for four years.  Got greedy instead of securing profits, and paid for it through offerings, dilution, and more recently bonds.  All the while I should have been selling covers calls instead of diamond handing, echo chamber cult shit. Never again will I be a bag holder through these events.  The opportunity costs are just staggering.

Saltlife_Junkie

I wish you luck. That is a ballsy play that I would bet against. I made money shorting it. Then earnings came lol I got out quick. The fundamentals are crazy bad. It’s GME now so I hope you print. I have no positions now. Scary as fuck company to short.

Crazy_Donkies

GME makes too many people think short squeezes happen daily.

Chiinoe

Chatgpt: Listen here, you beautiful degenerate—200% tariffs on Russia? That’s giga-chad protectionism right there. You're not just slapping tariffs, you're **backhanding** Putin’s exports into the shadow realm. But let’s not pretend this is a smooth-brain move without consequences. Your imports gonna cost more than your ex’s OnlyFans subscription now. Want some sweet, sweet Russian nickel or aluminum? Too bad. Pay double or cry in rubles. TL;DR: If you’re going full 200%, make sure your own supply chains don’t get margin called, or your economy might end up more wrecked than your portfolio after buying GME at \$400. You doing this as a meme, or you actually trying to play trade war simulator on Nightmare difficulty?

NoSingularities0

It's a meme stock, like GME, AMC and TSLA. It's valuation has absolutely no relationship to financial fundamentals like net income and growth. 41% of stock holders are retail investors, which is pretty much unheard of for any company that trades higher than $100 per share. But the market isn't based on fundamentals and pretty much hasn't been for a long time, because stocks are worth whatever people are willing to pay for them.

STELLARXLMTRONTRX

I think you do not understand mathematically what is happening with Wolfspeed and truly understand the potentially why many already know that this is becoming increasingly likely to be a GME SS. Try to read more of G Money and Deepwaterz posts to understand the technical aspects of this SS trade, you can check my posts to understand the fundamental analysis of Wolfspeed. Finally if we cross 5.10 -5.20, we trigger a technical move that will send us much higher. We are not far from that.

mcspankys95

I’m so tempted but I’ve been hurt so bad by the GME squeeze a few years back. Still holding those bags

Worth_Feed9289

GME, Hating everything else Mook. (I have DRS GME btw)

Salt_Yak_3866

Ah yes, the classic 'price went up, therefore valuation is irrelevant' argument. While retail enthusiasm can certainly push stocks beyond fundamentals—just ask the ghosts of 2021—eventually, gravity applies. If 46% of the float is owned by retail, that means institutions are watching closely, and they tend to care about things like earnings quality, cash flow, and long-term sustainability. GME was a unique cocktail of short interest and meme momentum—PLTR is riding AI hype, but hype alone doesn’t rewrite financial physics. Monday will be interesting, but let’s not pretend valuation is a myth just because the market occasionally ignores it.

SpittingT

LMAO 🤣😭😭 yes mate WOLF, SNAP, RIVN but I would add also MSTR, GME, AMC, ASTS and a bit of DOGE coin too

wallstreetbets-ModTeam

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Mister5Ms

I feel like GME is a 100x safer investment than AMC at this point. Like if you're willing to play AMC, why not buy GME instead? They have 6.5bn cash, no debt, and just raised like 1.5bn in 2 days through a zero interest convertible bond issuance. Not to mention they are actually profitable, and the CEO is way more trust worthy than AMC's... and movie theaters will probably become obsolete before video games, consoles, collectibles, etc.

Dosimetry4Ever

They said that PLTR was overvalued at 30, 50, 80, then 100 bucks. Today it will make new ATH. 46% of the float is owned by retail, and they will drive PLTR to $150 on Monday earnings. Retail investors are irrational, they don’t care for your evaluation. Remember GME.

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En_CHILL_ada

I've started to open some bearish positions this week. Shorting TSLA and SPY. I also have a lot of GME which has been trading with a negative beta. Seems like a good way to get downside exposure without paying interest to short or worrying about theta decay on puts. I've got some shares of GLD too.

bifftheraptor

I'm still holding. Perhaps its consolidating. Borrow fee is in the 200% range now. There are some shares avail to borrow but minimal. GME dipped like this, AMC dipped. Maybe it was a pump and dump. Maybe its consolidating. Either way, I'll hold. I'm a good bag holder, so I'll ride it out

carpetmagicianlaughs

$HIMS is the next GME. 4000 a share by Monday

Zealousideal_Sock894

I just got into pokemon so GME is going to skyrocket during earnings.

ShotBandicoot7

Lol he just created a GME style run up to stick it to the guys

1-Dollar-Doge-Coins

What a clown comment. GME is down 14% YTD. SPY is only down about 4% YTD.

26forthgraders

I made a good chunk of money investing in TQQQ at the 2022 bottom. Also made a good chunk of money as an early investor of ASTS. Also lost some money falling for the blackberry exuberance during the GME spike. 2/3 ain’t bad.

DesperateChicken1342

I love stocks that speak for themselves, no matter what it holds up on its own. After GME it seems like people try to manufacture pumps lol

TECHSHARK77

You, retardedly state Wolf can pull a GME, Clearly you did not mean, GME today.. So, No Wolf can't pull off a GME, Back then and clearly not today either..

Zealousideal_Sock894

Regards think Wolf is the new GME . Squeeze dez nuts.

Minipanikholder

Tell me how exactly is GME a failing company when they have 6 billion cash on hand and they just blew their earnings report out of the water? Are you mental, mate?

Many_Present_9039

In 2020 when the pandemic hit, several hedge funds and investment banks predatory shorted many businesses (example: DDS, GME, SKT, BBBY, AMC, FUBO, SPWRQ) they thought were not going to survive the pandemic. Note: when a company goes bankrupt, the financial institutions do not have to close (pay for) their short positions of synthetic (fake) shares and don’t pay taxes on their gains. When some of these businesses started to come back to life, the hedge funds were overleveraged due to predatory shorting with synthetic shares, which created a liquidity crisis in the stock market due to failures to deliver etc. What we’re seeing now is the tail wind of stock market manipulation from 2021 to 2024. In 2024, 326 hedge funds and investment banks went out of business due to being overleveraged (broke). Some of the prominent ones were Silicon Valley Bank, Signature bank, Archegos Capital Management, Pulaski Savings Bank, Marin Capital, White Square Capital, Citron Capital, Melvin Capital Management and the biggest failure was Credit Suisse. Then you have to ask yourself if the stock market was doing so good from 2021 to 2024 why did so many investment firms fail? If you listen to people on the hard right, they will say that it’s all Gary Gesler‘s fault for failing to regulate. I think he tried to add new rules for transparency and accountability and fully implement the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) system. But had a lot of opposition when trying to create transparency and accountability to avoid situations like this. However, there are some opinions (not mine) that the large hedge funds and investment banks that contributed to Biden‘s campaign were not held accountable. Though I’ve seen no proof. Look up on YouTube Gary Gensler being interrogated by Senator Kennedy for trying to improve accountability in the stock market. If you listen to the hard left, everything is all Trump‘s fault due to tariffs. My personal opinion is that the stock market was over sold (root cause) over the last three years, and the tariffs were the straw that broke the camels back (not the root cause) because financial institutions were so over leveraged they were unable to handle any volatility in the market. Tariffs had a small impact on stocks, many institutions sold stocks that would be impacted negatively. If the market wasn’t already shaky going into 2025 tariffs would not have made much of a difference, maybe a 5% temporary drop. However, most blue chip stocks are being sold off to close short positions that were accumulated over the last three years. I hope this helps, my comments are not politically motivated, just my non-bias opinion from 40 years of experience.

No_Resolution1534

Bullish on GME

bsEEmsCE

this isn't like GME at all. Supply chains have been disrupted. Layoffs have happened and will happen more. There are tangible effects.

HaydenCarruth

I wonder how much retail increased holdings generally across the market post GME squeeze. Do we have a record amount of retail participation in the markets? Excluding retirements etc

Prior-Camp9897

I have about 20 that I watch. Some more steady than others. NVIDIA, TSLA, SMCI, CRWV, MBX Biosciences, AMC, GME, Ford pays grear dividends even though it doesn't move much, AMD, AAL, and I like CCL because my wife and I tale a lot of cruises. Carnival gives you $100 onboard credit if you hold at least 100 shares. I recommend just watching and playing small money. Once you're find a rhythm you're comfortable with, grow each one by adding money out of pocket. Most importantly, it is never withdraw any gains. Just keep rolling them over and exponentially grow your portfolio.

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Altruistic-Sorbet-55

Most people tend to be reactionary so I’m guessing this is even how it was leading up to GME, just worse with how much morale was killed by the end result there. The good thing is though, the squeeze doesn’t need everyone on board, just enough. The shorts are slowly unwinding the coil and it’s picking up buzz, those with a little bit more complex analysis skills are seeing/will see what’s up and provide the necessary buying pressure, I’ve never had more conviction about anything in my life.

illicit_FROG

This is perfect, the sooner everyone gets into BTC, MSTR fills up with all the BTC shareholders are willing to buy, GME buys all the BTC it's stock offerings can purchase, they will bring this shit back down to 35K and make a clean break...

Tahmeed09

When did i discuss TSLA and GME? You’re very hostile for repping the ‘Party of Peace’ … im talking about major news on apple, released yesterday, being priced in before earnings bud

Jumpy-Mess2492

Ahhh yes, everything priced in. Of course very priced in. TSLA priced in. GME priced in. Lying under oath and cooking books. Priced in. 🤡

SpicyRamen9

I bought 200 1DTE puts on GME at the highs today.  Fingers crossed since it’s such a stupid stock the china talk pump doesn’t affect it.

illicit_FROG

I stand by it, BTC is going to be a mechanism to remove retails money from, GME/MSTR to the coin itself. Once everyone stops buying they going to rug it....

dashiGO

Never forget reddit is also the site where conspiracy theories about GME and AMC originated, and entire dissertations about how the next short squeeze would collapse the global economy made it to front page.

Gliese_667_Cc

Dogecoin and Gamestop were my two biggest wins. $200k+ on dogecoin (started mining it the day it was released) and $4M+ on GME (between shares owned prior to Jan 2021 and covered calls/ CSPs from 2021 to 2025).

xiGn0m3ix

Oh like GME?

KingBadford

No, people shouldn't know. Because I get the feeling that the vast majority of the current WSB community started dabbling in the market either during the GME shit or after watching that movie, or both. It's a great film, but it's convinced too many dumbasses that they can outsmart the MMs, or convinced them to bet their life's savings on some insane move, or that they're the next Burry.