GME

br0botic

GME CEO Ryan Cohen: “we’re coming for eBay one way or another Me: “I’m coming for Sydney Sweeney one way or another”

Dstein99

You’re very confident about that, have you looked at GME’s cash flow statement? In 2025, GME had $615M in cash flow profit from operating their business (not stock issuance). They spent $17.5M on capital expenditure investment (also not stock issuance) for a Free Cash Flow profit of $597M. They produced $597M in cash profit from everyday operating the business and how much stock did they issue to do that? $20,000.

BatteryAcid420_

That‘s why he calls it financial darwinism. This is like buying tulips at the top or renting a pineapple when that was a thing. You‘re supposed to be able to at least compare valuation and revenue. And if you‘re looking at a stock that has 2T valuation and no profits and it doesn‘t seem wrong to you, then maybe the stock markets aren‘t for you. Now if you‘re thinking „But there are companies without profits that were a great success“, none of them put rockets in their company profile while claiming to be an AI company. None of them were looking to pivot into an entire different business model because profits were to elusive to them. None of them claimed their company would become more valuable than the total value of all stocks combined. The fact that I can go on and list you at least several dozens more red flags tells you everything you need to know about anyone who invested in this garbage. And on a different note you‘re also supposed to know that if private equity takes a company public that has an insane valuation they‘re not being nice to you and offering you to get in on a good deal, they‘re looking to bend you over, and this shouldn‘t be hard to understand. Why do companies go public? To get funding. Does a trillion dollar corp need funding? Sure but only if they‘re scamming or have huge amounts of revenue, even profits, that they want to grow. I have empathy for people who bought GME at 100$+. I have 0 empathy for SPCX ‚investors‘ (I mean regards).

Substantial-Fun9958

Yeah they earned money because of the investors keeping the stock propped up and so GME's income also further reinforces the stock too. It's one big circle of bullshit from GME fanboys that somehow has become a whole business model of its own

raptors2o19

GME

Dstein99

It was improbable for Nvidia to hit $200 2 years ago because they were earned $4B in FCF. In the past year they 24x that with $96B. GME has been net income profitable for 3 straight years. I like to look at FCF profitability because a company goes bankrupt when they can’t pay their debt with their available cash. GME hasn’t been consistently FCF profitable but they earned $600M in FCF last year and have $0 of current debt.

beachsandwichen

NIO and GME the only two things on the planet left out the pump

Substantial-Fun9958

Well, Gamestop is a shining example of this, isn't it? The GME stock didn't even budge much during Trumps Liberation Day where 90% of the rest of the market collapsed

btoned

GME

value1024

You missed the part about "computershare" - this is a GME Ape LARP-ing about having money, while he/she probably lost it all on GME, most likely.

beachsandwichen

Hurry everyone put there money in the safe haven that is GME, it won’t go up but it won’t go down either

JustLurkCarryOn

There’s gonna be like 3 people still hodling GME when the MOASS actually happens and they will definitely ride it all the way up and down again.

sinag19

Now if only there was stock like GME now. We could properly be back in 2020

Wfan111

No offense but nothing in your post says WHY you should buy certain stocks other than price movement. Do you just buy because you think they're good and well known? If you do then that's really how the majority of retail investors/traders think, and that's why we're called "dumb money". In some of the stocks you bought, you even say it yourself, you're buying at the highs. Nothing about fundamentals, nothing about technicals. At the end of the day, it doesn't sound like you're researching anything and using that research to justify anything. It's like you buy the stock cause you like it. Liking the stock worked for $GME at one point in time, but when fundamentals and valuations took back over it came crashing back down like a rock. For instance you brought up NFLX. I had friends who purchased around $80-90 because they said it's a screaming deal. But to me and my research it was nowhere near a screaming deal. In fact, I think right now we're a lot closer to being fair valued but still not a good deal. As I look at their earnings report, nothing shouts to me that there is value in it right now especially for a growth company, where every sector in the world they're in has actually seen growth slow this past quarter - except Latina America which grew from 19 to 21%. Even so, Latin America is a smaller fraction of their users and a 2% gain in growth doesn't counter the slowing growth everywhere else. I bring this up because this is what I've learned throughout the years and hopefully future investors can learn. Reading earnings reports and evaluating each company I consider investing in is crucial to knowing each company's strengths/weaknesses. I don't just buy stocks to buy. I buy stocks to invest in growth. Hopefully you'll figure it out too one day.

Jammer7648

Ran the math on $WEN going like $GME Float: 135.8M shares Price: $7.45 Entire float value: 135.8M × $7.45 ≈ $1.01 BILLION Shorts' buyback bill: 51.7M × $7.45 ≈ $385 MILLION (at current price) Every $1 the price rises adds **\~$52M** to the shorts' collective paper loss (51.7M shares × $1). |If WEN goes to...|Shorts' mark-to-market loss (vs $7.45 entry basis)| |:-|:-| |$10|\~$132M| |$15|\~$390M| |$20|\~$649M| |$30|\~$1.17B|

Jammer7648

Ran the math on this, came out pretty interesting, only need 385m in buys to trigger GME level short squeeze: used claude for assistance # Full Math on the "Save Wendy's" Squeeze — Here's Exactly What It Would Take to Get a GME-Style Move in $WEN **Disclaimer up top: not financial advice, not a call to action, no positions. This is the math of whether a GME-style squeeze is even possible in WEN, using real public numbers as of mid-July 2026. Coordinating trades to push a price is market manipulation territory — this post is analysis, period.** # SECTION 1: THE RAW NUMBERS (all real, all sourced) |Metric|Value|Source/Date| |:-|:-|:-| |Share price|\~$7.45|July 11, 2026| |Shares outstanding|190.48M|Latest filings| |Float (freely tradable)|\~135.8M shares|Derived: 51.67M short ÷ 38.04%| |Market cap|\~$1.42B|July 2026| |**Shares sold short**|**51,668,925**|NASDAQ report, June 15, 2026| |**Short % of float**|**38.04%**|Same report (ORTEX: \~34%; S3: \~23% — vendors differ, all high)| |**Days to cover**|**6.58**|June 15 report| |Borrow utilization|\~80% of lendable shares already on loan|ORTEX, late June 2026| |Normal daily volume|\~5–7M shares (\~$40–50M)|Pre-meme 3-month average| |Analyst median target|\~$8.00, consensus "Hold"|14 analysts, last 6 months| And the live experiment we already ran: **June 24, 2026** — the "Save Wendy's" post hits WSB overnight, stock opens hot, spikes **+42% intraday** (halted), closes **+25.64% at $7.87** on **202 million shares** — \~15x the float's normal daily churn, \~1,483% above average volume. Two days later, most of it had faded. # SECTION 2: THE MATH, LAID OUT STEP BY STEP # 2.1 — What the entire playing field costs Float: 135.8M shares Price: $7.45 Entire float value: 135.8M × $7.45 ≈ $1.01 BILLION Shorts' buyback bill: 51.7M × $7.45 ≈ $385 MILLION (at current price) Every $1 the price rises adds **\~$52M** to the shorts' collective paper loss (51.7M shares × $1). |If WEN goes to...|Shorts' mark-to-market loss (vs $7.45 entry basis)| |:-|:-| |$10|\~$132M| |$15|\~$390M| |$20|\~$649M| |$30|\~$1.17B| For scale: Melvin Capital lost **$6.8B in one month** on GME and needed a $2.75B bailout. A total WEN short loss of a few hundred million spread across many funds is painful, not fatal. Nobody's getting margin-called into oblivion at $15. # 2.2 — What buying pressure actually moves the price June 24 gave us a real price-impact data point: * \~202M shares of gross volume → +25.6% close * But gross volume ≠ net buying. Most of that was day traders hot-potato-ing shares. The *net* new money that stuck was a small fraction — and the price round-tripped back to the mid-$7s within days. The variable that matters is **shares bought AND HELD off the market**, because that's what makes borrow scarce. Rough tiers (price impact makes these grow as you go): Absorb 25% of float: ~34M shares → ~$250–350M held Absorb 50% of float: ~68M shares → ~$500–700M+ held (price runs on you) Absorb 75% of float: ~102M shares → realistically $1B+ held And the sellers are right there waiting: institutions own most of the float and demonstrably sell into strength — AQR dumped 8.6M shares (−73% of its stake) in Q1 2026, Harris Associates dumped 4M. Every leg up gets supplied. # 2.3 — The shorts' escape hatch Days to cover = 6.58 at *normal* volume. But squeezes create their own liquidity: on a 202M-share day, all 51.7M short shares could theoretically be covered **four times over**. High-volume spike days are a covering gift. Short interest actually *rose 2.79%* into mid-June — shorts weren't fleeing, they were adding at better prices. # SECTION 3: WHAT MADE GME "GME" — AND THE CHECKLIST WEN WOULD HAVE TO HIT GameStop January 2021 wasn't just "high short interest + Reddit." It was a five-condition perfect storm. Here's each condition, and where WEN stands: # Condition 1: Short interest OVER 100% of float * **GME: \~140% of float.** More shares were short than existed to trade. Covering was musical chairs with negative chairs — *someone* had to pay any price. * **WEN: 23–38% of float.** Genuinely crowded, top-of-market crowded — but every short can mathematically exit. There is no negative-chairs endgame. * **What would have to happen:** short interest would need to roughly **quadruple** while the float shrank. Shorts would have to keep pressing a position that's already at \~80% borrow utilization with rising borrow fees. Possible if the stock rallied hard and shorts doubled down — but nothing in 2026's post-GME risk management suggests funds will ever let themselves get to 140% again. Prime brokers watch this number now. # Condition 2: The float gets locked up by diamond hands * **GME:** retail + insiders (Ryan Cohen's 12.9%) + index funds effectively froze most of the tradable supply. Borrow fees exploded; utilization hit 100%. * **WEN:** utilization is high (\~80%) but institutions holding \~136M shares are *sellers* into every rally, constantly resupplying the borrow pool. * **What would have to happen:** roughly **$500M–$1B+ of retail money buying and holding through 40% drawdowns**, without paper-handing the first 30% pop. June 24 proved the crowd shows up for a day; the position was mostly unwound within 48 hours. A squeeze needs weeks of held supply, not one halted morning. # Condition 3: A gamma squeeze amplifier (partially available) * **GME:** cheap far-OTM weekly calls were bought en masse → market makers delta-hedged by buying stock → price up → more hedging → feedback loop. This did as much work as short covering. * **WEN:** the options chain is liquid and cheap (unusual options activity was flagged June 29–July 2), so the *mechanism* exists. But WEN's options open interest is a rounding error next to GME 2021's, and market makers now charge much fatter premiums on meme names the moment volatility spikes — the ammo gets expensive exactly when you need it. * **What would have to happen:** sustained, massive OTM call buying across multiple weeks of expiries, forcing dealers net-short gamma. Order of magnitude: tens of millions of dollars a week in premium, burned repeatedly, most of it expiring worthless if the stock stalls. # Condition 4: A trapped, oversized single victim * **GME:** Melvin Capital had a huge, publicly-known short and became the raid target. Its forced unwind was the detonation. * **WEN:** the short is distributed across many funds (plus merger-arb/dividend-capture-style shorts). Distributed shorts cover calmly; there's no single whale to break. * **What would have to happen:** disclosure that one fund holds a massive concentrated WEN short. No such disclosure exists. # Condition 5: A catalyst + narrative that survives contact with earnings * **GME:** Ryan Cohen joining the board, console-cycle turnaround story, DFV's yearlong DD — the narrative had *bull-case fundamentals* attached. * **WEN:** the fundamentals are the bear case: Q4 2025 US same-store sales **−11.3%**, Q1 2026 same-restaurant sales −8% with net income −42%, \~200 stores already closed and 300–350 more closing through 2026, \~$4B net debt, management calling 2026 a "rebuilding year." Next earnings: **August 7, 2026**, consensus expects another down quarter. * **What would have to happen:** a genuine bull catalyst — a blowout quarter, a buyout bid (Nelson Peltz/Trian chatter exists but nothing announced), or a Cohen-style activist with a credible plan. Absent that, every earnings date is a scheduled bomb under the rally. **Scorecard: WEN hits 0 of 5 GME conditions outright.** What it does have — 38% SI, 6.6 days to cover, 80% utilization, cheap stock, famous brand — is enough for what we already saw: violent 25–42% one-day spikes that hurt shorts' P&L and then fade. That's a squeeze *trade*, not a GME *event*. # SECTION 4: THE PART THAT BREAKS THE WHOLE "SAVE WENDY'S" PREMISE Even if everything above happened and WEN went to $50: 1. **Wendy's receives $0.** Open-market buying pays the *seller* of the shares, not the company. The corporate treasury doesn't move whether the ticker says $6 or $60. 2. Wendy's actual problems — falling traffic, −11.3% comps, $4B of net debt, 500+ closures — are fixed by **revenue**, not by share price. 3. The only bridge from "meme rally" to "company gets money" is the **AMC playbook**: the company issues NEW shares into the inflated price. AMC raised \~$2.2B this way in 2021 and genuinely dodged bankruptcy. But note the built-in self-destruct: issuing shares floods the market with exactly the supply that kills the squeeze and dilutes the people who pumped it. Wendy's has announced no offering — and honestly doesn't need one; it still generated \~$222M of free cash flow and pays a 7.5% dividend. 4. If the sub actually wants to save Wendy's: **the load-bearing transaction is a Baconator, not a limit order.** # SECTION 5: BOTTOM LINE * Mechanically possible squeeze *trade*? Yes — the June 24 tape proves \~$100–200M of aggressive net buying can rip this thing 25–42% in hours. * GME-style 25x event? The math says no: shorts are at 38% of float, not 140%; they can cover; institutions resupply every rally; there's no gamma engine at scale, no trapped whale, no bull catalyst; and earnings on Aug 7 is a live grenade. * Total capital to even attempt float-lock conditions: **high hundreds of millions to $1B+, held for weeks**, against sellers who own the float and shorts who used the last spike as an entry. * And the punchline stands: none of that money reaches Wendy's.

SuspiciousLaughThrow

I hear ya, respect the choice. Plenty of alternatives out there. I basically have at least a small account on each major trading platform. But totally get the hate for any individual platform... There are things that infuriate me about each UI alone, but yeah.. if I was part of the GME Robinhood screw over experience I'd probably not wanna go back either.

zerg_001

I see you missed the GME boat

TheYearGuesser

Should have stayed in GME atleast I wouldn't have lost this much lmao

Acrobatic-Fault876

If you are talking about the WEN squeeze then i suggest you use Cashapp and or Stash. I used those platforms back in the GME squeeze days and i had no issues unlike people did with robinhood.

itsgodsposterchild

You’re all so gey and young and know nothing it’s so obvious, half you geys hold dogecoin in robinhood I should slap you. Pre GME was the Wild West. Men like ironyman ruled with an ironyfist. Ban bets involved your asshole and it was well known that everyone was rich af. What was the community at before GME, maybe 100,000 users? Now look at this mess. Everyone wants to get rich after GME. I blame geylord Elon. If Martin skrehli was still mod he would be ashamed of all of you

Dimeskis

I loved it here from 2016 to 2019. It was the best corner of the internet. GME ruined it.

061826heart

Why do we think AI was rushed into existence? Answer- to never allow a $GME/$AMC situation to evolve again. Did $WEN work? No, it didn’t. Those data centers aren’t just for writing emails for us.

Slow-Information-847

SNDK says, I AM NOT GME!!!!!!

karamkka

Cohen on Bloomberg. He sounds like a fucking idiot. How in the world do people follow this nerd and think GME will do something other than continue to shaft shareholders and atm offerings endlessly?

Brawmethius

Damn Nintendo calling out GME for gouging on Pokémon cards at 3-4x mark ups. Bro if Nintendo is calling you out for bullshit pricing you really went hard in the paint. Also claimed deceptive practice of not showing intended pricing, getting 50% deposit on MSRP then hitting you with 4x at launch. I wonder if Cohen will take half cash half stock

Adventurous_Cut_7355

I lost the 30k I made off GME on options because that was my first experience in the stock market and thought I was invincible. I still degen sometimes, but yea the lesson needs to be learned

WicasaNapayshni

GME

CleftyHeft

if i went all in on GME a month ago i would lose 50% less money

Le7emesens

It's been like this since the pandemic times when masses of people discovered GME, app trading etc

d33p7r0ubl3

Tell that to GME bagholders

iBangNoobz

Them GME twin towers no?

beachsandwichen

God damn it’s so fucking lame they don’t let GME go up at all

jvaritek33c

I learned my lesson year 1 with GME. That was my 9% year. Now I obsess over exit strategies but ride the WSB waves when they inevitably come. WEN was the most fun I've had since GME. I got out with tiny gains compared to those who had some bigger balls but to your point, i'm a loser at heart who just recognized it and made a framework to avoid it. idk if that means im a winner or a loser with a plan tho either way i came across like a dick with my original response so sorry about that

Tricky-Ad-6225

The only reason this sub is famous is because that’s exactly what happened with GME. Billionaires and hedge funds had to go begging to Vlad and other brokerages to halt trading for a whole day.

NotAFlameThrower1

I love GME!

ulookliketrump

GME

Thunder141

Pumping the stock DID change GME. You know WEN already got a new CEO? recently. How is the pump over after one week? What kind of weak ass shit is that, that's no meme stock. That's pump and dump. I thought we were saving Wendy's. I'm buying and holding (not on margin or anything crazy, but I believe in WSB saving Wendy's).

beachsandwichen

Poor GME gotta climb Everest to get 1.5% days while trillion dollar market caps move 8-10% with the snap of a finer

zxc123zxc123

I was doubting them until they "I **site** GME, Starlink, and Oil prices". I mean just like Mr. Cohen you don't cite sources when you can just tell people to check the webpage (site).

PrimaryShock384

It's flawed in so many different ways. - US stock market is based on consumer demand. It has and always been. At the end the revenues and margins dictate the company's valuation. You can point towards GME as an example but that is more of an outlier than the trend. - Also massive market corrections actually doesn't happen at once. This is one of the biggest misconceptions about corrections. They actually happen gradually. 2% drop and 2% gain and another 5% drop and 4% gain. Before you know it within a year the index is down 10-15%.

CaptainONaps

Seems obvious to me too. But it is technically just a theory, we don't have proof. And I immediately got another reply suggesting GME was totally legit. Which is exactly what I expected, and why I worded it the way I did. If you guys are so confident it's a scam, try explaining that to the guy that thought GME was just a natural process. If we can't convince people it's fixed, we have no chance of making them consider maybe just one stock plummeting is a red flag.

CaptainONaps

I have a theory based on absolutely nothing. I'll explain my hunch. It is extremely odd that just one company lost this much value. You'd think whatever was in their report that caused concern would implicate competitors were facing similar challenges. You'd think the speculation alone would be enough to cause people to sell. I suspect the US stock market isn't based on consumer demand anymore. I site GME, Starlink, and Oil prices as examples of fuckery. Just about every economist has been predicting a massive market corrections for years now. It seems over due. But traditionally when the market corrects, it happens all at once, which wipes everyone out. But if you have the power to control the market, what's preventing you from crashing one at a time, that way you can sell it first, and put that money in something "safe"? Then after it crashes, buy it back lower, then crash the next one.

Haikoe

Why is GME on the board, get that shit out of my face

FreeFloatingFeathers

I bought GME at $504 in the pre market on the day of the dump (pre stock split), back in the day … :)

fakehalo

Dragged down by the shooters lol, reminds me of the old GME subs.

horesebeblind

Good point. GME, AMC etc. can help with the whole “I got gains” issue

RockyMountainGoat76

If selling covered calls I like high volatility such as GME in mid-late 2024 and early 2025. If buying calls I like low volatility, descending wedges, and multi-year support like HUM in Feb-Mar and FOUR in Mar-Jun of this year.

Mrairjake

GME There can be only one.

beachsandwichen

As much as I hate it any time GME has price action like this puts r free money at this point

beachsandwichen

Wonder if GME allowed to have like a 5% day anymore

beachsandwichen

Insert happy Gilmore gif “what’s the matter GME you don’t like your home at 21$, go back to your home!”

unarmed_fish

After seeing the black ops 2 emblems, im full porting $GME

Renfield_U_asshole

Every anon betting on the next GME

artemiusgreat

SPY may go down next week (RSI overbought, CPI, and Iran escalation) and usually memes, like GME, are negatively correlated to SPY, so SPCX actually may go up a little.

Fun_Investment1101

Fidelity did the same thing during the AMC/GME run but funny how Reddit only hated on Robinhood for that

Valkorion335786

The uneducated, unwashed masses trading futures I'm over here trading pasts I just bought GME $5c 3/23/25 on the calendar date of 12/15/20 Now I'm just waiting for the pamp that defied logic

mediummorning

You don't understand short selling. WSB was here long before the GME squeeze.

General_Leader425

Here’s the Reddit-ready version with the conviction dialed all the way up: **Title: I Have Achieved Maximum Conviction and Perfectly Balanced My Portfolio** NVIDIA’s financials are still good, so obviously I ignored that information and constructed a perfectly balanced index consisting of: * Rivian puts * Bumble puts * Bitcoin calls * AMC * GME warrants * BBY * BYND calls * 300 BYND shares * 100 AMC shares * Ford * GM * NVIDIA * Adobe * SPY * SCHD * Emerging markets * Covered-call ETFs * Municipal bonds * One share of Berkshire Hathaway **Additional fundamentals:** * $16,000 on my disability debit card * $80,000 in student-loan and credit-card debt * Fixed income of $1,760 per week * No recognizable risk-management strategy My investment thesis is that Rivian is useless, meme stocks are eternal, and owning one Berkshire share legally makes me Warren Buffett. I want to be completely clear: my conviction in this allocation could not possibly be higher. I have reviewed every position, considered the risks, ignored most of them, and concluded that this is the greatest portfolio ever assembled by someone with access to a brokerage account. This portfolio was professionally allocated using the Ask Reddit feature. Not financial advice. Barely financial activity.

TipEmpty8429

GME to buy MU

DMND_Hands

you just know OP is GME holder

Informative-V

It's 2030 and I'm going to drive my brand new $NIO to $WEN then me and the homies are going to go to $GME to pick up GTA 7.

stephen6686

bought more GME

ContributionOld8910

GME!

GT3RS40

The g’s. GOOG, GME, GRPN and chill

ecleipsis

What are the other 4? Guessing AMC, GME, BB, LULU?

Informal_Bench_7219

Who the fuck is buying GME in 2026. Should of sold that shit in 2021

EthicalHypotheticals

It does actually math though. He mentioned they have the ability to issue shares. GME would only need to dilute by like 300-400%.

sn0ringFoxy

I’ll wager with you… ..i’ll see your CHWY, and i’ll raise you a WOOF: \* \[\*\*\*Share Statistics data from the same source that similarly shows - \*\*\*\]([https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/WOOF/key-statistics/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/WOOF/key-statistics/)) \> \*\*120% of shares held by institutions\*\* \> Low float relative to shares outstanding to due to private equity, insider holdings Additionally: \* \[\*\*\*Fintel data shows - \*\*\*\]([https://fintel.io/ss/us/woof](https://fintel.io/ss/us/woof)) \> \*\*17.6 days to cover short interest at current volume for WOOF\*\*; \*\*3.0 days for CHWY\*\* \* \[\*\*\*ChartExchange shows - \*\*\*\]([https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-woof/borrow-fee/](https://chartexchange.com/symbol/nasdaq-woof/borrow-fee/)) \> Current low borrow fee, \*\*but\*\* regular overlap with CHWY and GME in daily lending pool availability spikes/scarcity. Yesterday on 7/08 - \> WOOF: \*\*1.1M\*\* to \*\*2M\*\* shares available to borrow, \*\*\*except\*\*\* for sudden scarcity of \*\*0.6M\*\* shares at exactly 7:17:25 AM EDT \> CHWY: \*\*3.8M\*\* to \*\*5.2M\*\* shares available to borrow, \*\*\*except\*\*\* for sudden scarcity of \*\*1.4M\*\* shares at exactly 7:17:25 AM EDT If you dig further you’ll also see a more interesting scarcity of \*\*ZERO (0)\*\* shares available to borrow for GME, CHWY, and WOOF on 4/14/26 at exactly 10:48:43 PM EDT.

ODMcGee

No, it was 7 years of trading and probably millions of trades. I cant really think that far back. I started with 250 shares of GME before it even short squeezed. My AVG was like $35.82. That was one wild ride. I remember people starting a war on stock twits about it. When I was there a month before and said hmm Gamestop might be a good investment lol. Little did I know. 😂😂

No_Mission_1775

GME

betogess

This is by far the better strategy than me jumping into the GME wagon to be part of history

Mother___Night

GME's 5 year chart is about as flat as you can get. Surely nothing sketchy going on in the options market during that time.

dnchw2

This is a smart move: Alberta wins their referendum. Alberta become independent to the same folks as maga. Meta starts hosting some fucking AI stuff here coz its their own country Competes with xAI in the waifu hentai market Gets into the OF space, Prediction market, AI, Casino, Sportskeeping, GME world. Shit so cash

zIFeathers

Should’ve bought UMAC instead of the GME of Drones lel

OkBeginning9576

Stinks of GME association. HARD PASS DAWG

nicedflex

Lol patience is going to pay off with doge, Amc, GME , Spce, wen, BB, bynb. What else 🤣🤣🤣🤣

M4cHiin360

Comparing GME and MU lmao

Key_Category_8531

Bag holders unite GME to the moon 🚀

gogoranig

The irony here writes itself — Robinhood turned off the GME buy button in 2021, and now they've built their own chain where everything trades 24/7. The one saga that defined that whole mess, running on the rails they built to fix it. Full-circle energy if it ever gets acknowledged. If anyone was ever going to appreciate this particular loop closing, it's you. 2021 was lightning in a bottle — but legends have a way of writing second acts.

Rolling_in_the_Dip

Let’s take Oil to the moon Degens, like GME all over again

sdrockr

I lost $142k in GME (yea the ugly truth is coming out now).. so I do know... you would think I would have learned something... what I'm learning is this $500k isn't going to change my life right now unless it grows enough I can retire way earlier.. if I keep working at my job another 5-7 years I'm going to make excuses to not leave because I can get my full pension and healthcare into retirement if I stay until age 60. There aren't any toys I want.. I don't want to buy a second property.. and I have a decent home in San Diego worth $1.2M that I only owe $200k on and its financed at 2.5 percent... so this $500k is more or less not critical for me right now......

InsaneGambler

It's like looking inside a black hole! It makes the dilutions by AMC and GME look reasonable.

SoulForTrade

I've spent all weekend reading about it. Thr last thing I'll add is that its starting point is so much better than a GME or an AMC The garbage way people are trearing it you wouldn't know it's aa 2 billion generating profitable stock that's paying dividend

GambledMyWifeAway

For real. I was up over 100k on GME then everything happened. Still walked away 50k richer, but felt bad about.

tombrady011235

GME leading the loss porn

Principletrade

I’m buying to hold WEN. BBBY, AMC, GME, were all doomed business models. WEN isn’t. WEN is a decent business with its dividend covered with free cash flow and a new C-Suite with a good track record.

ThatOneRoadhog

WSB lost its knowledge of basics post GME

playstationjeans

This is true. When they sell, the stock actually drops. Look up, videos on "Stop loss shake outs" you'll also notice that stocks then move in sector themes, Semis, space, software, people talk about rotation ect... Let me explain. Have you ever heard the phrase, "Sell the news"? it also applies to positive news more these days. Example, Micron crushed earnings and the entire AI market dipped all at once, and coincidentally bearish news was published about the South Korean market. Today Samsung had the biggest earnings of the year and again, the entire market crashes. Institutions Sell The News, taking profits and then stocks drop all at once, shaking out retail investors like you and I, and then they buy back in at new lows and ride it right back up again. Rins and repeat These institutions have literally trillions of dollars under management, and their reach is unlimited. I'll never forget the day I was watching CNBC talking about Wallstreetbets has switched from GME to Silver. At the time there was only like 250k subscribers, and nobody was talking about this silver thing. At that moment we actually caught them lying on live TV. Red handed. This was before the SCC paused the entire stock market. Institutions lost control over one little ass stock and had to pause the entire thing because the casino was losing money. The thing I've learned is that you have to stick to your thesis, and understand that these massive price fluctuations are becoming more of the norm and finding the truth in whatever thesis you believe in, is even harder these days due to the insane amount of money involved. God speed.

Key_Category_8531

I get vibes of GME too with this to be honest

fenstapuza

While I enjoy yelling at all the regards here as much as the next guy, the influence we all have is comparably minuscule vs everything else. If it's not some hot meme like GME that really manages to take off, we're all just pawns.

Dependent-Ad-1600

Many are. They’re starting to sound like the GME/AMC bagholders.

Din4d4n

Not so sure about GME holders

stephen6686

hell i thought this was a GME subreddit and other meme stocks. Since once WSB banned any talk of GME all these other subreddits popped up

TonyStarks81

Anyone playing GME calls for October. What are the chances those warrants expire worthless???

pdxoss

WEN could absolutely print but WSB wants to be gay now. GME had the exact same fundamentals.

TallFriend275

And when we do catch a big fish, they change the rules of the game and bail their friends out... #GME

plzplzplztendies

Memory bul got to be the saltiest bul ever since GME lost eBay debacle.

eldrago31

It's no GME, but it's something

optimaleverage

Straight buns. Completely agree. GME was an exciting time to see certain someones proven wrong if briefly, but it broke something in the investing reddits. Instead of trying to correct any of it the forums just leaned into the degeneracy... Anything for clicks and eyeballs. Anything but half assed Wendy's memes, It's not that there is a line but it's where they draw the line that makes it sus.