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How do you guys keep falling for the same scam every time
WEN puts short sellers $105 million down on paper
Why not man - I’m not missing the next GME/AMC
What is the story with ADTX? Is this another sort of short squeeze trying to be rally
Reddit mentions for NVDA, GOOG and GME all collapsed 45-66% in one week. One IPO ate the entire conversation.
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - Jun 13, 2026
Is anyone actually finding decent plays here or is it just chaos?
$GME nearly hits every criterion for a stock trading at a discount to cash and assets - and it has zero long-term debt 👀
$GME nearly hits every criterion for a stock trading at a discount to cash and assets - and it has zero long-term debt 👀
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - Jun 06, 2026
What actually makes stocks valuable? Is it pure speculation or do they hold intrinsic value?
The SPCE squeeze setup may be better now than before
Just realized I am holding a shit ton of Nokia from when you retards told me to buy it back in 2021. Anyone else holding from that era?
LFVN 6/2 Daily Squeeze Chat
LFVN 6/2 DISCUSSION AND SQUEEZE CHAT< PLZ UPVOTE TO KEEP PINNED
Can some explain the SPCE craze? GME2.0?
$GRPN Why a short and gamma squeeze is imminent
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - May 30, 2026
The SpaceX IPO is a $1.75 Trillion Insider Exit. Here is why SPC(E) is SpaceStop.
As a strict Boglehead indexer, I went in hard on $SPCE calls as soon as I heard the case for it.
$QTEX is starting to look like a mini $GME.
I aggregated and backtested every WSB DD and YOLO post
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - May 23, 2026
HMR Has the Same Squeeze DNA as GameStop - But With a Business That Actually Works (fyi i love how Cohen is running it now - Increasing Book Value & Cash)
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - May 16, 2026
This is either the most or least regarded contract I’ve ever bought.
Curious what stocks never performed or recovered
GRPN: 45% locked, 65% short of float, 156% of borrow used. Float is broken.
Buy-and-hold only investors: Do you/when do you take profits?
$LCID Is The New GME Math. Nobody’s Watching.
$LCID Is The New GME Math. Nobody’s Watching
Cohen tried to buy eBay for $56B, got rejected this morning. eBay said the offer wasn't credible and they're sticking with their own plan.
The reason why NASA hasn’t gone to the Moon for so long until now
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - May 09, 2026
Why are people still believing in GME moass and why is there a sub actively hating on GME investors?
Updated GME EBAY Merger DCF - Ryan Cohen's Vision to Achieving EBAY's 40% EBIT Margin
Has anyone seen this interview today by GME CEO on the "acquisition of eBay"?
Michael burry exited so everyone can follow and sell so he can buy back lower HODL GME !!!
The Holy Trinity Parlay (GME, HOOD, PLTR)
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - May 02, 2026
🚀 SHORT SQUEEZE RADAR: $GRPN & $ASAN 🚀
🚀 SHORT SQUEEZE RADAR: $GRPN & $ASAN 🚀
ELI5: How does GME, with $10B in assets and $4B debt, buy Ebay, a company trading at $50B?
If $GME acquires EBay, this is what would happen to GME’s warrants issued for October 30th 2026
GameStop, GME, is preparing to make an offer to acquire eBay, per WSJ.
$PLCE known as children’s place 47% short float this one is for our kids!
I’m the guy with $300k in ROLR and I think a GME/SMX/CAR-style short squeeze is coming
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - Apr 25, 2026
Comparing Today's Short Squeeze vs 2021 $GME Short Squeeze
Absolutely loving my posistions right now, just jumped in $MSFT
r/Stocks Weekly Thread on Meme Stocks Saturday - Apr 18, 2026
BYND no I don't think they'll rebrand again to a data center or a supercomputer A.I. compute system
The Secret Trigger That Will Send GameStop Vertical
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I also hold GME. But Ryan Cohen is already a multi multi millionaire... the line about him "not taking a salary" is stupid
Next week BB. Week after GME
BB. I missed the GME meme train and tried to hop on the next one. Lost $40k.
https://preview.redd.it/yw0985mcnq9h1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4c479f9f462a7ce102d787bc96f48e51507cb5a9 This chart is from a site that averages broker fees. shortablestocks.com Google AI is right. Others claim \~80% but I couldn’t find any source to back that up. Odds are it’s above 1/3rd tho. No, GME’s had more shares outstanding than shares available. Went from \~$9 if you bought before the retail hype and drama to like 250/300 at its peak back then. That is almost certainly not the trajectory here. Still gonna moon though.
Imagine thinking buying a fast-food stock with a 30% short interest makes you a revolutionary. GME was an actual short squeeze. This WEN pump is just a bunch of bagholders-in-training trying to front-run each other before the new CFO narrative cools down. The institutional longs baiting this sub are laughing all the way to the bank while you guys buy $30 Calls with 400% IV. When the IV crush hits next week, your portfolio is going to look more fried than a 4-for-4 chicken nugget. Cut the 'Hold the Line' crap, you aren't fighting the hedge funds, you are being farmed by them. Take profits or become the ultimate exit liquidity.
I don't think it will be next, but ai believe that GME has another crazy run in the next few years.
That movie got me into stocks when I watched it last July. At the time, i didnt know of the terms bullish or bearish, even. Now I just finished my 85th investment book since like August of last year (many are audiobooks, long commute). Ive been watching Roaring Kittys live streams, and hes a nice, down to earth guy, who was right about GME for over a year before it really increased. Even now, the stock is high compared to 2019 (trading around $4, not adjusted for 1 to 4 split).
Yeah for sure. Once upon a time, I was a dumbass who lost money on GME. I then was out of stocks until BYND where I narrowly avoided losing all of my gains by buying in again at the peak and hastily selling before I could have lost it all. Those losses combined with a foray into pennystocks and then sensible long term stocks taught me how to spot a pump and dump when I see one. Maybe the WEN bag holders will learn a similar lesson.
A few notes from the end of the movie that I liked and felt relevant: \- The movement RK started is only just beginning \- Because of GME 85% of hedge funds scour the internet to see where retail traders are investing. Fearing another short squeeze, funds have dramatically reduced their short positions (this could have likely been the volatility we saw this week) \- A lot of the people feel that our system is broken. The idea of the stock market is to feel we have a fair playing feild where if you're smart and pay attention, and a little luck you can make your fortune. Due to the sheer wealth of the big institutions there was no hope for the little guy. Or at least there was, maybe now there is.
Gamestop GME run it again
Gamestop GME run it again
I bought GME around $8 before the original pump, and took profit around $18 I bought NVDA at today's equivalent of $15 and took profit at today's equivalent of about $30 I had TSLA employee shares and took profit when Elon was going crazy about taking the public private at what was $420 back then. I bought PLTR at $8 and took profit at around $20 Does that count as regret?
GME. Got out last year and put it all on MU and SNDK, got lucky.
I made out pretty good on AMC back after the GME lottery. Had 600 shares bought around $9. Sold at $30, $45, and $60. Wrote covered calls over the last 300 for 50%-75% of my initial investment all the way down to $20 where I sold the last 200 (had one contract get exercised around $30 iirc).
GME because I sold too early and missed out on a life changing sum of money, NVDA kinda same, and latest one is SNDK I had bought 200 shares at like $370 and sold wayyyyy too early
GME. But it taught me to not be a bag-holder and to take profits, which is a far more valuable lesson than the couple thousand I lost.
GME ripping hard af next week 🚀
Pumps still happen, we just know now that if it pumps so much that it might actually kill some whales like GME was going to, they'll kill the pump instead.
Been compromised and in the hands of hedgefounds since the GME saga
What did we learn about meme stocks BYND GME AMC
lol… sure thing!! He fucked us so hard that GME first quarter was best quarter ever… lol…
I mean with GME...let's face it there were alot of things going on that were examples of how short selling was not supposed to work. Also...the way you frame that is just...weird. Like...yeah it's technically true that a MM or other share lender can sell that share after the short closes their position...in the case of gamestop there weren't enough available shares to close those positions without the price going up wildly.
Appreciate this but this WSB pump has been pretty pathetic. Hard to think it’s actually gonna go GME on us at this point Looking at you, SPCE
Everyone is obsessed with short squeeze plays since GME lmao
I can't wait for you to all lose your ass just like GME and SPCE I love seeing meme spammers get fucked
Nice straw man. Last 5 years: VTI doubled GME halved. 4x the difference in just the most effortless safe investment. Why would you ever trade options when you’ve proven to be below average in general?
A Wendy’s, GME, AMC combo. You go to AMC for a movie; there’s a Wendy’s concession stand and a Game Stop arcade attached for after. 👌
I made made from GME, which I used to make money on AMC, which I used to make money on BBY, which I used to make money on Opendoor, which I used to make money on ADTX.
I was trading this at like 30 dollars some years when WSB (before you GME fucking losers flooded this place) was doing the "to the MUon!" memes. Holy fuck. Why didnt i just hold.
I've seen it happen so many times ever since GME. And most of the time I get on and off green because I've gotten a feel for them. But at the same time there's all those desperate people dumping their savings into it thinking it's the second GME, the narrative is always the same verbatim it's actually insane, like a cult almost, and of course all those stocks do actually form their own cults. Subreddits popping up all over. It takes like one or two posts about a stock for people to drink the kool aid.
In any other context, GME's consistent YoY revenue declines would have had investors heading for the hills years ago. I can't wait for the day it finally goes under.
Foreal, MMs mastered the art of the short squeeze, after GME non have been the same, they are pros now
is this another $CAR $GME moment? What are we witnessing? SAVE WENDY'S!!!!
robinhood about to do GME 2.0
Iirc, that's deepvalue the GME guy
As someone who has been blocked permanently by the MSTR sub, the Bitcoin sub, and the BTC sub: They believe in bitcoin for the future no matter what happens. Even price point and trend. Even if the time horizon doesn't happen. Even if Saylor is a known multi time fraudster. Even beyond all reason. It is just hope and recycled memes. Same as the GME community.
Seems to be an over simplification. Issuing more shares at a significantly higher price absolutely helps the company. They also are more likely to be able to procure loans from banks if the market cap is higher, and M&A is more possible when shares are part of the deal.. But look no further than GME. Tell me that didn’t save their asses.
As someone who made similar money with GME and then.. just lost it. My advice: Take this money, move it to an ETF and never fucking touch a trader app again.
Wen will this nonsensical, GME-level, chatter cease?! https://preview.redd.it/euc241fw1k9h1.png?width=1152&format=png&auto=webp&s=319c40e04e5e4a511d66bf3984efe8e946623817
reddit was used as a blunt instrument to run a stock scam with GME They are trying the same thing here. old news
Way too much apple, way too much mutual funds. not nearly enough ACHR and GME. You should be 4% index fund 80% profitless pre-revenue, and 16% elk meat futures.
Holding GME is like dating a fat chick waiting for her to get skinny.
https://preview.redd.it/m1xd7x2vmj9h1.png?width=976&format=png&auto=webp&s=0ceb79f9e5d1452500e6357c63dec84648ebdfa7 $GME did the same, loaded the boat on this dip
He’s genuinely not smart. He became an internet hero during the GME mania phase but watch interviews with the guy he is a total phony
Bro look at the dividend on this b. Who the f cares. Time to pile in. This is like GME but instead of a useless store they have spicy chicken sandwiches and chili.
I love that y’all are creating another “community” with WEN. We should merge the AMC and GME communities with the new WEN community and IPO as a $1.5T valuation think tank. Who needs AI when you could just ask that group your questions.
I was messing with WEN trades thru out the day, i didnt see anything about this. I don’t know why anyone trusts robinhood after the shit they pulled with GME. That move should have put themselves out of business.
I wouldn’t count on Reddit to save anything. And pumping a stock isn’t saving it. GME is still a dying business regardless of how hard Reddit pumps it. Ryan cohen is still an absolute incompetent moron. Reddit pumped Wendy’s for a day, it’s back down again. The business is still broken, regardless of what the share price does. Point is, Reddit isn’t saving anyone or anything, ever. They’re just pumping and delaying the inevitable. Instead focus on an actual thesis and invest if you have conviction in that thesis long term. For me, I think snap has value and it’s currently trading at a market cap that doesn’t fully reflect that value. You could sell the data to marketing agencies or LLM’s for big money. You could sell the trademark for big money. You can sell the proprietary tech that went into building the specs for huge money. You can sell the platform simply for its 1bn users for huge money. The market cap is 7bn. The company has 3bn in cash alone. If you sold the platform for 1 dollar per users that would be a billion right there. Meta bought oculus for $2bn. Right there you’re at $7bn. And you still have heaps of valuable data, other good will, receivables and other assets. There is value here.
Honestly, how do you guys feel about GME? Not that squeeze bs, but going off their earnings and playbook
Watching GME chart track down and everyone says people are dumb to like it. To this day it’s still worth 10x what it was before the squeeze. WEN makes sense long term. It’s depressed but they have been cutting to maximize the value for a while. The turnaround is coming.
the GME apes must have the strongest mental fortitude there is. There have been no movement in shareprice for like 3 years or some shit and they still have blind faith in the company. Its almost admirable.
People still use Robinhood after they were exposed after GME era???? 😂
Didn't AMD just dilute? Again? AMC could absolutely be reversed like GME and Wendy's if AMC's leadership weren't so determined to drive it deeper and deeper into core of the planet.
GME, BYND they all got nailed at the start. This play is missing a leader thats the problem. GME had keith Gill, BYND had Capybara.
You make some very interesting points. I don't think Peltz is behind the long-term decline of the stock, but I do think he has a vested interest in WEN staying undervalued while he's working on a deal to take the company private and I think he it's reasonable to assume he's on the short list of suspects behind the hammering WEN took this morning. If WEN turned into GME, his deal would be cooked (pun intended).
I still believe WEN has the catalyst to squeeze but unfortunately WSB doesn't have the resilience, unity or balls they once had with GME.
I was here for GME and BYND. I know a pump and dump when I see one now.
Well yeah, that’s what turned GME into a rocket. I would not expect that to happen here. If nothing changes, it’s arguably an $8 stock, which isn’t a very impressive return. They are in the middle of a turnaround attempt, which if successful, could turn this into a $12 to 14 stock if its multiples were closer to its industry peers.
Naked selling is illegal. The GME squeeze for example was almost certainly just a massive leverage play by hedge funds that backfired. Now they have sentiment scrubbers that check reddit to make sure they aren’t caught with their pants down. Not saying a bother GME can’t happen, but the AMC rally and now Wendy’s is an example of that shorts are maybe less aggressive
GME had 140% of the shares shorted, and still didn’t get to infinite
MMs really had you losers convinced WEN was going to be the next GME lmfao
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!
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!
Wait... you guys are doing this again? Remember when you nearly took out the entire western financial system over GME? You really want to do this again?
I learned all I need to know from the GME days. When the tables are turned they just turn off the game and change the rules. Crooks. No SEC involvement ofcourse. If you don’t pay one cent of taxes or owe come company a dime they will send swat teams
As someone who bought GME near the top -- they absolutely can.
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!
First it was the OPEN tards. Then came the SPCE tards. Now the WEN tards have entered the chat. In my day we had GME and AMC tards that could at least run some shit for more than two days. Now they have dedicated subs with 40yo men calling themselves “apes”
I've lost money on other get rich quick schemes like AMC, BBBY and GME, but I know I'm gonna get rich with this scheme, and quick!
Aped 🦍 in , ghettorobin did this to GME stock during covid unless yall forgot
hedge funds are trying to hijack WEN to protect their short positions it's GME all over again
Sir this is an AMC/BB/GME paint huffer containment zone.
This subreddit deserves to have a giant fell for it award for those who bought SPCE/GME/WEND and were part of the dump portion of the pump & dump
Obviously not.....this is GME all over again...I closed my account after that fiasco made it apparent
[](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/?f=flair_name%3A%22Discussion%22) JEW MODS ARE REMOVING THIS POST!!! If you do not know, Wendy's Corp is currently in negotiations with Trian Partners, a private equity firm attempting to take WEN private. They are abusing employees (stealing wages via stalled promotions, pausing raises, and severely cutting labor hours while posting jobs on indeed for more than the current pay for on staff employees). The guy hired yesterday is there to facilitate the sale, he did the exact same for Potbelly. THIS IS GME ALL OVER AGAIN!!! trian has been interested in WEN since 2021... look at how theyve bene shorted since then... then look at teh chart compared to the, VERY low key, announcement of discussions with Trian in early May, and Trian stating "Wendy's is undervalued" watching my partner be abused by yet another corporations..... I WANT MY FUCKIGN TENDIES
[](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/?f=flair_name%3A%22Discussion%22)If you do not know, Wendy's Corp is currently in negotiations with Trian Partners, a private equity firm attempting to take WEN private. They are abusing employees (stealing wages via stalled promotions, pausing raises, and severely cutting labor hours while posting jobs on indeed for more than the current pay for on staff employees). The guy hired yesterday is there to facilitate the sale, he did the exact same for Potbelly. THIS IS GME ALL OVER AGAIN!!! trian has been interested in WEN since 2021... look at how theyve bene shorted since then... then look at teh chart compared to the, VERY low key, announcement of discussions with Trian in early May, and Trian stating "Wendy's is undervalued" watching my partner be abused by yet another corporations..... I WANT MY FUCKIGN TENDIES
[](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/?f=flair_name%3A%22Discussion%22)If you do not know, Wendy's Corp is currently in negotiations with Trian Partners, a private equity firm attempting to take WEN private. They are abusing employees (stealing wages via stalled promotions, pausing raises, and severely cutting labor hours while posting jobs on indeed for more than the current pay for on staff employees). The guy hired yesterday is there to facilitate the sale, he did the exact same for Potbelly. THIS IS GME ALL OVER AGAIN!!! trian has been interested in WEN since 2021... look at how theyve bene shorted since then... then look at teh chart compared to the, VERY low key, announcement of discussions with Trian in early May, and Trian stating "Wendy's is undervalued" watching my partner be abused by yet another corporations..... I WANT MY FUCKIGN TENDIES
The GME/AMC stuff could be explained by everyone having been driven insane by COVID Winter. Not sure what the WEN bagholders' excuse is.
We’re all chasing the next GME mega pump like scumbag junkies. We will never learn.
MEME stocks aren't going to do the GME thing, that was so 2021.
It's GME all over again. They claim it's to "protect investors" but really what they're doing is buying big money whos shorting it time to maneuver and shit more shares. Robinhood is in on it. That's why despite the fact I love their app and interface I cancelled my account with them.
I'm holding GME 20.5p, 19p, 18p Spacecuck 130p LFG
It's a pump and dump, they bought a week ago when the stock was $0.004/share. People with fomo saw that hoping for the next GME bought in too late at around $0.02, when it hit $0.05 they all sold. For instance if you decided to buy $100 at 0.004 you'd get about 25,000 shares. Then if you sold at $0.05 you'd be paid out $1250. So if you didn't sell you're probably left holding the bag, the stock is also set to be delisted today at market opening I believe.
Tbf wasn't robinhood also the one to block buying of GME?
Well, this is starting to look a lot like the early GME days...
**Wendy's (WEN) - I really like the stock** Wendy’s (WEN) has recently become one of the meme-stock names on WallStreetBets, but I think the more interesting point is that WEN is not just a squeeze trade. As a standalone investment, I find it much more compelling than GME was before its original short squeeze. Funny side note: I tried posting a version of this as a post on WallStreetBets, but apparently it was too boring. **1. Asset-light franchise model** Wendy’s is primarily a franchised business, with roughly 94% of restaurants operated by franchisees. That means the parent company earns recurring royalty and marketing-fund income while avoiding much of the store-level operating risk. That shows up in the economics: in fiscal 2025, Wendy’s generated about $2.2 billion of revenue, $344.5 million of operating cash flow and $205.4 million of free cash flow, with gross margin of 63.6% and operating margin of 15.8%. This is not a speculative concept stock; it is a capital-light royalty stream attached to a real consumer brand. **2. The valuation looks genuinely depressed** Before the recent meme-stock move, WEN was trading around $6.07, close to a multi-decade low. At that level, the stock was roughly around 7x earnings and about 7x EBITDA on an enterprise-value basis, depending on how you treat net debt and forward estimates. That is a major discount to large franchised QSR peers such as McDonald’s, Yum Brands and Restaurant Brands International, which typically trade at much higher EBITDA multiples. The key question is not whether Wendy’s is as good as McDonald’s. It clearly is not. The question is whether it deserves to trade at such a large discount if the new management team can merely stabilize the business. From this starting point, even a modest improvement could create meaningful re-rating potential. **3. High cash yield while you wait** The annual dividend is $0.56 per share, which represented roughly a 9% forward yield near the recent lows. That yield should not be treated as risk-free. If the turnaround disappoints, the dividend could come under pressure. But management has stated a target payout ratio of 50–60% of adjusted earnings, so the dividend is currently an important part of the thesis: investors are being paid to wait while the turnaround plays out. **4. Turnaround team with relevant experience** CEO Bob Wright and newly appointed CFO Steve Cirulis previously worked together at Potbelly, where the turnaround led to a very large increase in the share price. That does not guarantee success at Wendy’s, but it does give the current management team some credibility. Their plan, Project Fresh, focuses on brand revitalization, operational execution, system optimization and capital allocation. There is at least some early evidence that management-controlled stores are responding better: in Q3 2025, company-operated comparable sales outperformed the overall system by about 4 percentage points. That matters because company-operated restaurants are where management has the most direct control over execution. **5. International growth is still intact** The US business is the main problem, but international growth remains a positive part of the story. International systemwide sales grew 8.6%, with growth across all regions, and Wendy’s has committed development pipelines including Italy, Armenia and Romania. Because most new units are franchised, successful international growth should convert into royalty income without requiring heavy capital investment from Wendy’s itself. **6. Activist and asset optionality** Trian still owns a meaningful stake in Wendy’s, and Nelson Peltz has a long history with the company. Wendy’s also has a real-estate segment that owns property, which could create monetization or strategic optionality over time. I would not make this the base case, but it adds another layer of potential upside if the board or large shareholders push for more aggressive value creation. **7. The separate meme-stock / short-interest setup** This part should be kept separate from the fundamental thesis. Short interest has been reported around 30–37% of the float, depending on the source, and recent retail buying has been far above normal levels. That is the kind of setup that can create violent near-term moves. But this is a trading catalyst, not an investment thesis. It can add or destroy a lot of value in days, and it says very little about whether Wendy’s is a good long-term investment. **My view** The cleanest version of the thesis is this: Wendy’s is a real, asset-light, cash-generative franchise business trading at a distressed valuation, with a high dividend yield, a credible turnaround team, international growth optionality and a potentially explosive positioning setup. The risks are obvious: US same-store sales remain weak, the brand has lost relevance versus stronger QSR peers, the dividend may not be sustainable if earnings deteriorate, and meme-stock volatility can cut both ways. I think the risk/reward is attractive. I am treating the short squeeze potential as a bonus, not the core reason to own the stock. I have a position in WEN.
Haven’t been around since GME… do these overnight robinhood prices actually hold once real pre market opens? I imagine it’s very low volume …