GME

NoHalfPleasures

Front running everyone who’s intending to buy GME after the eBay acquisition is complete?

desilent

WSB, wake up and go full port into LFVN, its the next GME, we are at over 200% CTB - don't miss the squeeze

Cheesegasm

COVID was the best buying opportunity of a generation. There was so much liquidity in the market. Everyone was staying at home, nothing to do. Not spending at restaurants or travel. Everyone was getting COVID cheques. Interest rates went to zero. There was a new meme stock every week. It started with GME. Didn't really matter what you bought. Random money losing companies were going up 50-100% in a week.

pmaurant

Dude……the Palantards were right in 2020….they were just early. Any pre GME palantards here?

Random_Person1234567

I miss those days. GME, BBBY, AMC, all those were fun. I enjoyed the crayons. But I think they were the worst thing to happen to this sub.

Specialist-Low-6062

It was GME and because my coworker bought it and was hard core bragging about how he was up $800. But he didn't sell and eventually took a loss, and so did I. Fuck that dumb stock.

Bright_Leopard_4326

He’s not. These are the same recycled comments they used with the OG GME and the AMC crowd stole it and now their playbook has been written and copied multiple times since 2021. Off the top of my head, there was FFAI, spce, beyond, KOSS, chewy and probably a ton more I can’t think of

confusing_roundabout

If you have no shares in GME then why are you hyping it up?

penguinReloaded

GME is honestly what I feel good about. I am a fucking idiot and don't think anyone should listen to me, but you asked.

snipsnaps1_9

They can halt individual stocks repeatedly for 5mins at a time. When GME ballooned everyone knew that and just ignored it. People seem to have forgotten when BYND took off. Speaking of which - I'm surprised that didn't get at least a sympathy pump.

fleurrrrrrrrr

But GME is up $0.01! 🚀🚀🚀

Fieryhotsauce

Every single stock looks like a meme stock today, whereas GME is down 1% looool

RickDick-246

I’m not holding any bags. I moved from individual stocks to VXUS and VOO about 3 years ago. I had calls on $GME and sold $FFIE just in time. I’d put half of my portfolio on SpaceX puts if I didn’t have obligations. I’ll probably put $50k on it. I’ll post my positions when I have them.

batman_bmw

That's a rug pull too. Should've known with RDW that it was a meme stock like GME.

jrex035

>The sell button exists There isn't going to be an orderly unwinding of a bubble like this. That's like saying "why didn't people just sell GME when it hit $350 a share on the way back down. Are they stupid?" >You've been bearish since 70% ago unless I'm mistaken. Flat out missing out is just idiotic I've been holding chips etfs since 2021 (and have boring S&P etfs too of course) what makes you think I've been missing out? In hindsight I would've pumped more into it of course, but this run up is blatantly unsustainable.

Ok-Toe-5124

Am I crazy or does the GME chart kind of look good for a rip

RealPrinceZuko

Feel like we're really early in a new trend with the PDT change. Feels euphoric, like pre crypto pumps and GME/AMC type shit. Enjoy it while it lasts fellas

annular_rash

I some how made money on GME. 7k to 67k, some made more, and I could have done better. But I actually got a victory.

amillionbadwords

Buy GME (not financiall advice)

CEOofBeanz

Just became a hedge fund manager and used my time machine to travel to December 2020 I think I’ll short GME, lmao this is a lock

uberiffic

Watching my GME call worth almost $50k get absolutely buttfucked when it fell from the high to sub-$100. Went from up $45k to in the red all because I wanted to hold to expiration. I cried. It was a wild week though. Sold on the bounce for $10k profit tho. Funny enough, just watched my MSFT go from +$45k to even in the last 7 days. Fucking stock.

UnlikelyAdventurer

Exactly. How many memestock idiots jumped in at $40 or $50 or $70 and are crying into their Nintendo carts at $22? That can work on a tiny stock like GME. Too bad there are not enough Kultists of the Ketamine Krazyman to do that for $1.5T at $135.

DarkKnight2619

That would be hilarious if someone liberal shorts the stock!! Hilarious but I think the retail investor is going to turn this into the new GME

russian_cream

Check out DD on my page, long and strong $VIVO. Binary catalyst (LOI/agreement targeted for Tier 1 operator of their Mo I Rana datacenter) with target date June 30th. Most tangible catalyst out of all the short squeeze tickers atm, in a hot sector. Float has shrunk, SI is ~143%/ff (per today’s ortex). A decent deal gets this a rerate to $10-13 on fundamentals alone. Squeeze potential is $25+. Same playbook as $APLD at $4 (now $45) or $KEEL at <$1 (now at $6). This sub tends to hyper fixate on a single ticker and while the loyalty is cool, I’ve seen it play out badly many times (been in this sub since GME squeeze). I’m not gonna shit on LFVN but imo shorts really don’t have a reason to cover. They can hold out and eat high borrow fees when the catalyst (ex-div date) has passed and the stock is running on retail momo alone. Both LFVN and VIVO have roughly the same ~3.5 M shares short, except VIVO has roughly 3.5x smaller float and a binary catalyst

Specialist_Owl7213

$Dnut Alert ⚠️  Insider buying Bernardo Hees, Director of the company, who spent a stonking US$2.1m....right time to get in before u miss the rally....https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/bernardo-hees-bought-41-more-101031654.html $Dnut , $BB $ GME $ AMC

Specialist_Owl7213

$Dnut Alert ⚠️  Insider buying Bernardo Hees, Director of the company, who spent a stonking US$2.1m....right time to get in before u miss the rally....https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/bernardo-hees-bought-41-more-101031654.html $Dnut , $BB $ GME $ AMC

Balls_Oladipo

Thank you so much. I've been trying to research the GME squeeze as well. I appreciate the info and will look into this paper. The more information the easier we can set legitimation profit sell levels.

Efferdent_FTW

I did some deeper research and rechecked my work. Found a paper that analyzed the GME squeeze which confirmed T+35 FTD closeout, but it was calendar days. With off exchange rollovers and dark pool short positions, it's difficult to pin point a specific date. The bottom line is that Friday still stands. Options gamma increases the closer we get to June 18th. Delta is already up on $7.5 + $10 calls. We breach $12.50 by Friday and we throw delta and gamma squeeze on top of our short squeeze. At 228% borrow rate they're paying $1.7M/week @ $11, $1.9M/week @ $12 and $2.4M/week @$15 (varies by contractual requirements). This is through the weekend. We keep pushing.

Old-Pomegranate3634

You need volume to have squeeze. GME volume was 4-5x float during the squeeze Shorts will panic once we are getting to 5-6m in volume

allanym

“LITERALLY CANT FUCK IF UP” - fucks it up when the stock remains stagnant ….. like when I straddled GME a day after the squeeze.

Local_Economy

Roaring kitty has nothing to do with GME Also last time he pumped GME they just diluted shares and killed the run lol But sure. Chase the popcorn stock

snek-jazz

> You can justify any valuation with that logic though. I mean yeah you can, for any ambitious company there's at least a remote possibility that their ambitions come to fruition. Skill issue to determine the actual chance. > Long term I am of the belief that these companies are doomed to failure because they are competing in the stock market with valuations, and not in the consumer market. You might be right, you might not be, maybe meme-stocks will be an ongoing aspect of markets. A lot of people are surprised GME is still trading 10 times higher than before the mania kicked off, I'm not surprised. And I say all this having never owned either GME nor Tesla, but as a strong believer in the subject-value-theory.

mjb212

Damn, there’s still GME guys on here? Would’ve thought all of that blew over by now..

ClaudesSexBot

GME

Logical-Welcome1200

GME!

ExplanationNormal339

Been digging into [$GME](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/gme?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=SmallStreetBets&utm_term=GME&utm_content=template_1780874886617_3nsnb2). The premium being priced in says a lot about expectations. Still deciding for myself.

Blamurai

Not a big concern now imo. Take a look at other companies that diluted during a squeeze. GME in 2021 waited 3 months at over 20x the pre-squeeze price. AMC diluted the most but stock still went up from $2 to $72. CAR actually had an ATM ready in March but the stock still ran and they didn't actually pull the trigger on the ATM until it peaked on April 21st after it ran from $100 to $848. Also, LFVN isn't desperate for cash, they're still profitable. They even have a stock buyback program, which could be symbolic, but it does add a signal that they probably won't dilute until the price shoots up exponentially. Companies are not oblivious that their stock is going through a short squeeze and are most likely incentivized to dilute once it looks like the squeeze is close to exhaustion, which we are nowhere near at the moment

Become_Pneuma

GME. Actually sold at the peak.

Longjumping-Dig8498

CPB is like the safest boomer bag you could possibly try to meme into a squeeze 😂 Yeah the short interest and DTC are spicy on paper, but it trades thin, moves slow, and the crowd here would rather YOLO on AI garbage than canned soup. If it squeezes it will be more of a grudging grind up than a GME style face ripper, so treat it like a dividend value play with lottery tickets attached, not the other way around.

JamesWardVI

Both. In the short term, it's basically a popularity contest. In the long run, the cash either shows up or it doesn't. GME is a perfect example of the popularity contest winning for a while. eventually reality shows up with a clipboard.

Ice-Teets

Holding GME calls during the pre-runup. Only made 25k, but I had very little to begin with.

tpjunkie

only 700 shares but also about 4.5 avg price. Still not touching the money i made on GME but impressive returns for a stock only play.

Apha-apha

GME

Saltyfish258

Proud, none. Exciting? GME, those few days were pure magic

circadiggmigration

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Mother-Style6479

Remember to take gains along the way, even thursday if it rips. They can always do what they did with GME and turn the buttons off for retail. In extreme volatility (if it happens) retail's only hope is to shoot for a good average - not selling at the top.

Mother-Style6479

I was looking to see things through until trursday-friday, how about you? I was also thinking of placing my sell orders with 100 share increments to get better execution if volatility becomes a problem. That worked back in the GME days with all the halting bullshit in the middle.

circadiggmigration

> PlayStation controller The funny thing is it wasn't a Playstation controller. It was the GME knock off.

biglebowskidude

GME - Bull vs Bear + Moat (Final Analysis) Bull case: \- $6.3B cash (confirmed SEC EDGAR Jan 2026 10-K) = no bankruptcy risk • Ryan Cohen is a proven capifal allocator (built Chewy from nothing) • Trading near book value — math works if turnaround succeeds • PowerUp Rewards = 20M member database with monetization potential Bear case: • Revenue declining structurally: $6.0B→ $5.3B and falling • Digital downloads are permanent — Steam, Game Pass, PSN don't reverse • 4,100 stores are a liability, not an asset • No durable competitive moat exists Moat assessment: None. Amazon owns e-commerce. Best Buy owns retail. GameStop owns nostalgia — and that doesn't pay rent. The honest summary: • Cash is real • Business is dying • Stock price reflects hope, not fundamentals • Ryan Cohen is the only reason to own it Market is pricing in -20-30% chance of successful turnaround. You decide it those odds are worth $21.80.

biglebowskidude

GME - Short Squeeze Analysis (The Honest Version) The 2021 squeeze was real. Here's why it's not repeating: 2021 conditions: • Short interest: \~ 140% of float (naked shorts everywhere) • Retail coordination: Reddit + Robinhood perfectly aligned • Result: $4 → $483 intraday Current conditions: • Short interest: Normalized since 2021 — shorts learned their lesson • Float: \~62-65M shares (still small • Borrow costs: Not elevated enough to force covering • Retail coordination: Dispersed, no new catalyst • Business fundamentals: Still declining X What would need to happen for another squeeze: • Short interest back above 40% of float • Borrow rates spiking above 20%+ • A genuine positive catalyst (Ryan Cohen announcement?) • Retail army reassembling

biglebowskidude

GME — Insider Activity Analysis The only insider that matters for GME is Ryan Cohen. His 9.1M share position is the whole story - everyone else is noise. What to watch: • Open market purchases at current $21.80 levels = real conviction • Option exercises/vesting = meaningless, ignore them • Multiple insiders buying simultaneously = strongest signal possible Current concern: Limited insider buying despite stock being 28% off 52-week highs. If Cohen truly believed $21 was a steal, you'd expect to see Form 4 filings showing open market purchases. The GME insider paradox: Cohen can't talk openly about strategy so his Form 4 filings ARE his communication. Check SEC EDGAR for his latest activity — that's the real signal. Bottom line: One man's conviction drives this entire trade. Watch Cohen's Form 4s, ignore everything else.

biglebowskidude

GME- Full Business Analysis Current price $21.80, trading near 52-week lows ($19.93). The brutal truth about GME's business: • 60-65% of revenue is physical game sales — a dying category (70-80% of games now sold digitally, irreversible trend) • -4,100 stores down from 5,400 in 2019 — more closures coming • Operating margins: negative • The collectibles pivot is real but the market is too small to save them The only thing keeping this alive: • $6.3B cash hoard (confirmed via SEC EDGAR Jan 2026 10-K) • The Roaring Kitty cult following • Ryan Cohen's reputation as a capital allocator Fair value DCF: -$6.15/share Current price: $21.80 You're paying 3.5x fair value for a melting ice cube with a big cash pile and a meme attached. Verdict: The cash is real. The business is dying. The stock price reflects hope, not fundamentals.

biglebowskidude

GME - DCF Valuation (with LIVE SEC EDGAR data) Just pulled GME's actual financials from their Jan 202610-K: • Cash: $6.3B • Revenue: $3.6B • Net Income: $418M • EPS: $0.93 DCF fair value: - $6.15 share Blended valuation range: $4-9 share based on comparable retailers (Best Buy, Ollie's). The math: GME's business is in structural decline (physical gaming retail). The only reason the stock trades above fair value is the $6.3B cash hoard and the cult following. Bottom line: At current prices you're paying a massive premium over intrinsic value. You're not buying a business — you're buying a meme and a cash pile.

biglebowskidude

Update: just pushed a live fix based on your feedback — now pulling financials directly from SEC EDGAR filings (the same source the SEC uses). GME cash is actually $6.3B as of their Jan 2026 10-K. Thanks for keeping me honest and this made the tool better!

Mysterious-Device-53

I'm curious how many of you got into trading bc of the GME anomaly

No-Vacation-654

Why does it give results from 2023 instead of last quarter? GME has over 9 billion in cash but it says 1 billion because it’s tracking 2023

puycelsi

BB BlackBerry… let’s have the new GME with it

ShotBandicoot7

What if nobody want to buy because they are being margin called on their TSLA, GME and PLTR bags?

No-Vacation-654

I tried running GME. It said analysis complete. No response was what it gave me

InsaneGambler

Now run GME to make the "household investors" sneed!

3boobsarenice

here let me help with some of that GME POET DOOR SPCE ad naseum

sleepystockmarket

Both things are true simultaneously. At its core, a stock represents a claim on a company's future earnings and assets - that's the intrinsic value side. Ben Graham's framework from the 1930s still holds: a business is worth the present value of all cash it will ever generate. But in the short term, markets are essentially a voting machine driven by sentiment, narratives, and liquidity. The GME situation you mentioned is the perfect case study - no change in intrinsic value, pure sentiment/momentum. Long-term though, price almost always gravitates toward fundamentals. Companies that consistently grow earnings tend to see their stock price follow, even if there's noise along the way. The key insight is that the disconnect between price and value is where investors historically make or lose money.

bd_one

>Buy GME whenever DeepFuckingValue tweets again

luis-barata

Both, and the split depends on which lens you use. The textbook answer is that a stock is worth the present value of all future cash flows the business will generate. That's the intrinsic value piece. In practice nobody knows future cash flows, so the market is constantly arguing about the assumptions. The cleanest way to decompose any stock price for a beginner is into three stacked layers. Book value is what the company is worth if you shut it down and sold the parts. Earnings value is what it's worth if profits stay roughly where they are forever. Growth value is what it's worth if you believe profits will compound at some rate. The first is verifiable, the second is reasonable extrapolation, the third is where speculation lives. You can take any stock price, decompose it into those three layers, and ask which one you're paying for. If most of the price is growth value, you're paying for a story. That's not always wrong, but you should know that's what you're doing. GME went where it did because the growth layer detached completely from the underlying business reality.

SetRestart

How many people saying they won't buy buying SPCX on here and other subs will actually be buying it? We know how these retards actually work, look at GME and SPCE

Jayu777

Looks Great! Just like GME...

Sasuke082594

That’s crazy being short the market when GME shorts haven’t closed.

N3opop

You know it. Mentioning i sold GME at $399 at the bar had the ladies soaked

Ok_Thought_1803

Stocks aren’t just speculation. A share is ownership in a company, so its value comes from future profits, growth, and cash flow. Prices can swing from hype in the short term (like GME), but over time they usually track how well the business performs. Small shareholders don’t control much, but big investors can influence company decisions through voting. If you want, you can check my profile for more basic investing info.

teerre

> So my question is there any way that stock prices and company performance are directly linked? It seems like nothing can stop investors from deciding that they actually like companies that lose money (like the GME situation). Of course they are directly linked. What's stopping investors is that nobody wants to lose money. Yes, in theory everybody might go insane, but that's irrelevant. In reality, investors want to make money Also, you need to understand that what the company is doing today is irrelevant for the price of a stock. What matters is what the company will do in the future. So saying a company is "losing money" is meaningless. For it to have meaning you have to understand why the company is losing money and how this investment will play out in the future > Is it because there are financial institutions or ultra wealthy people that have enough money to buy enough stocks so that they actually DO have actual influence over how the company is run? Yes, institutional investors exist. But that's not different than any other risk. When you value companies you take into account all kinds of risks, from natural disaster to board volatility

IndividualObject5888

i was feeling bad for you since your port went to zero but not anymore. shoulda just held GME

shockwagon

SPCX is going to put GME to shame with the run it'll go on

RevXaos

Pay of the little bit of credit card debt I have... invest the rest into GME. Use those GME shares to do options.

FieryTeaBeard

Fortune cookie: Buy GME

SnooHedgehogs3237

unlikely, GME was once in a lifetime opportunity, I dont expect this to go as diabolical. If we see some semi-large investment channels talk about it we might see $25+

RickDick-246

I used to pick stocks. But my losers and winners combined barely outperformed the S&P and a major portion of that came from irrational, dumb trading like $GME. I started following the boglehead strategy about 4 years ago and have never looked back. No more stress, no more research, no more checking my portfolio multiple times a day. I just set my paycheck to go into my vanguard account, set vanguard to automatically buy, and then look at it maybe once a month. Well worth the 1-2% short I might be coming.

ContributionOld8910

GME!

chubky

Reminds me of when my dad tried to buy some Gamestop stock back in 2021 but bought some other company. Lucky he actually exited that position with a small gain the next day, but wasnt comparable to the GME gains had he bought what he wanted

VocalConservative

worse, sold puts on GME and then SOXS

kobe2348

Safest? $GME hands down. No one has a balance sheet like they do. And please if one of you thinks you’ve got one let’s take a look.

Unban_thx

Same but USO BRK and GME bc I got a weird feeling

SargeMaximus

I think the run in STAK is done. Sold most of my shares ending today. Holding a small bit in case of a GME type squeeze, but I fully expect it to collapse back to the 0.82-1.00 range before the next pop https://preview.redd.it/txlfjcikkc5h1.jpeg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0c7476cad83efee5be113d4fb6f33de17d7d059b

Zeronz112

GME

Life-Trade-6514

GME

s_xenos

He sold GME right before the 2021 squeeze. He sold GME right before their greatest earnings in history in 2026. Need a anti Burry ETF

Jagged_Tide

+6% on the day, so we think it has the legs for a GME-style squeeze or is it simply an underrated value play?

Neo_Marik_Junior_11

I'd like to think they'll reach 20 billion in market capitalization. They already had 13 billion in 2021. Now, many who had the resources have been wiped out. We're holding on. Even GME needed more than 6 months to reach 100x.

Dinosaur_Eats_Pizza

I'm thinking of posting a DD for EVGO. No one else here seems to talk about it. Maybe if I say... Go SPCE! Go GME! Go EVGO! To the mooooon!!!

Calm_Voice_7903

$SNDK just turning positive cash flow, is it worth 4200% return last 1 year move ? Spin out from $WDC, still burning cash $SNDK, 33 to 1800, Move 4200% https://preview.redd.it/9r8u5a6zma5h1.jpeg?width=746&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6b799b21d4787733538e2117667075c9ff54dd1f What a Algo scam, worse than $GME $RIVN $TLRY $SMCI

sociallydeclined

I held ASTS from 11 to 2 to 100+ I held RDW from 10 to 5 then paperhanded that bitch Im holding SPCE to 20 through the mandatory humiliation phase before we squeeze again like OPEN and GME

Best-Clanker12

It’s doing the GME slope. 1 breakout then back to almost normal. Wait a few days for all the paper hands to go out and then +500%

cman7513

This isn’t nearly as big as GME or AMC, likely they wouldn’t stop trades again.

AirportHot8094

No we are not this is how bag holding cults are born.  The initial people take profits and the dumbest of the group stay. Just like at GME, AMC, BYND, Wolf, FFIE, ect…. It’s the same verbiage, memes and comments like yours.   Welcome to be a broke baggie. 

tootapple

I don’t have any positions in GME

MacDubhsidhe

Yeah the quality of this sub dropped significantly after GME. Very few old heads left who trade options.

tootapple

Past results don’t indicate future results…or whatever that saying is. Look I’m not gonna argue investing in SPYM but that also isn’t a single stock name. That’s a completely different type of investment choice which is kind of silly in this context. So many stocks lie dormant until they explode and many times you have to have a thesis to invest. Look at MU before from 2020-2025. And now it’s exploded. I’m not saying GME is MU, but a company clearly showing signs of positivity is the type of company you want to be in for growth. Not a company that is continually underperforming… that’s pretty basic. Having said that, I’m not in GME.

Fieryhotsauce

GME 🤝 RDDT Saving my portfolio

LankyGuitar6528

omg... their entire business model is dilution. This would be like going all in on GME the day after Robbinhood disabled the buy button. Or that gif of the guy getting kicked in the balls.

SpiritedEclair

I made money off GME

Deeznutzsgotcha

That's like saying buy $GME and $AMC