GME

Hellmale

Short has to be fill up.. This is GME and AMC style

Wheaties4brkfst

It’s been so long since I paid attention, what was different about BBBY? Did they have a bunch of debt that GME didn’t or something?

d33p7r0ubl3

Yeah buying now is like buying when GME was over 400

EntrepJ

It was $95 before the short squeeze less than a month ago, now it’s over $600. There has been no changes to the business or catalysts, all valuations are between $80-125. Looking at AMC/GME and other squeezes they usually last between 2-6 weeks. It’s been 4 weeks for CAR so far, so my predicition is anytime from tomorrow to two weeks from now. Hence why my puts are 3 and 4 weeks out. 

DICK_STUCK_IN_COW

We need a new roaring kitty I want another easy win like GME was

ActivatingEMP

Unfortunately the GME people have gotten into oil now despite them not working the same at all

Fit_Equal6932

Who knows, but as you may have found out > 8 days is considered extreme territory. My own opinion after considering the facts is at least $800. Markets can and do go crazy. Look up Volkswagen squeeze, in that case 94% float was locked up, here it is 140%, and VW went many many times over its initial price. GME, and more recently VCX are other examples of irrationality prevailing due to mechanics.

Fit_Equal6932

It's basically VW but if wallstreetbets piles on it becomes GME as well, basically two of the craziest squeezes combined into one!!

pain474

I sold a naked call and getting absolutely fucked. Probably have to eat the loss tomorrow. Disgusting stock that nobody talks about. As crazy as GME back then.

fnoguei1

Why waste your time with AMC when GME is the main play? Just curious

stupdizbu

wall st getting CLAPPED more like it This is the GME MOASS IRL ... except NOT gme and a lot of tutes getting anal for a small fee called "margin"

Gabzorlee

Crazier squeeze than GME

SuppleWinston

Because post GME there have been concerted efforts to not let stuff like that happen again. Or it's because there's too much dam news about Iran and oil to distract everyone, there's plenty of volitility without looking for it. Avis should dilute the hell out of this if they were smart.

snowbunny_aficionado

Yo can anyone try and see if their broker will let them place a put for CAR apr 24 exp 250P. If not, they may have restricted it like GME lmao.

carvanaPUTS

Can we do another GME squeeze so Seth Rogan can make money off a shitty movie remake

pain474

CAR daily chart as parabolic as GME back then and nobody talks about it

AdjustDeezNutz

Nokia was the only winner and maybe GME?

MoustacheMark

How can you say this when like half of the posts on this sub are on hood, including massive accounts with huge trades? >its not a serious brokerage Just sounds like leftover salt from the GME fiasco.

anonymousfinancial

The utmost respect 🫡 But acknowledge that although r/wallstreetbets was created in January 2012, it got a massive surge in new subscribers in January 2021 as a result of GME and others. That's why I used that time frame. All the best friend

SuicideSpeedrun

GME?

M4chsi

What happened to GME? Lol

makeaccidents

Anyone with a brain paying attention through the GME saga realised there are no rules and the SEC does nothing.

gamblingPharmaStocks

Average ASTS shareholder. There is potential for a new GME cult if things go south

nsfwnsfwnsfw33333

Yeah but let's be real, there never going to be an GME or Allbirds type situation with crypto, we just need the market to open 24/7 on equities 

Shoganai_Hito

Didn’t know Wendy’s had a stock but just full ported into it since a lot of peeps here are working there and always talking about it and hanging out in their dumpsters. Must be the next best thing after GME

Fullflavourfruit

They remind me of the GME retards

Electrical-Path-9618

Is GME a good buy rn?

Push-not-pull

You mean like GME?

cankle_sores

Were you trading GME in 2021 when they halted trading and left everyone standing around, dick in hand? The main & most valid criticism isn’t just that RH restricted trading during the GME surge but that its business model and structure left it more vulnerable at the worst possible moment - peak GME trading. RH relies heavily on payment for order flow and has a thinner capital cushion than real firms, so it was forced to halt buying when volatility spiked, which skewed market activity and heavily contributed to breaking the run up. Hell, I wasn’t even using RH but still impacted my profit because the masses of retail traders using RH could no longer buy. So yeah RH created a structural disadvantage for retail traders, since a platform built around high trading activity can end up restricting that activity under stress, while larger, better-capitalized brokerages are better prepared. The solution is to use a brokerage that isn’t so dependent on PFOF.

theprinterison

Reddit IPO, holding PLTR after the public offering, and not selling my GME position when I was up 25k.

AsManDoesManIs

This was my best investment return outside of GME. The only thing bigger than my smile was the tax bill

PlutosGrasp

Ya I do that. I don’t take assignment. Sometimes I buy shares to trade over the day or couple days. Ya I’ve out performed since 2020 since I really started to go active at covid and didn’t really start options more heavily until end of 2020 into 2021 just in time for GME $$$. What is the most used strategy: one I definitely won’t detail here but will in general say: i use a butt load of statistics, primarily my own now but before that as much raw data as I could get on SPX and look at modeling high win rates. Imagine it’s a D and D character and you only have so many points. You can make a high win rate but your RoR will be low and your loss size may be humongous since your roc is so low. So you have to slide that win rate down a bit to make the roc better and lower the loss hit. Adjust adjust adjust. Test for a few weeks adjust adjust adjust. Test test test. Come up with a high win rate, I think my initial strat stats showed 90%+. 92? Something. I can check it’s just not easily accessible. The loss rate obviously 8%. The roc avg was around 3-5%. Again I think. Loss roc was capped at 300% of premium, this is all selling options by the way, so don’t recall what that was a roc. You could math it out given the roc positive though I think. Have that modeled out and see worst case scenarios of max loss consecutively how recoverable are things. If not good then adjust the win rate probability by going less risky, or closing sooner. Do all that and then do that strategy and watch it work day in day out. Volatility is definitely friendly here because very often it’s overstated. Trump 2.0 has been challenging though because there’s so much clearly back room dealing shit going on hitting public markets. SPX becoming over weighted to 5 names is a problem too. I have considered doing this on Nasdaq but haven’t scratched the surface yet in the data analysis because I had a baby. Besides that, I’ll do similar approach but less data intensive on unique opportunities. Not unique just unusual I guess. Overblown. Like one time Netflix killed it and sky rocketed post ER and I sold short calls way OTM. Like another 20%. Ain’t no way it’s going there after already rising 20%. They decayed to like half value within 30min. This was within first hour or maybe a bit more of market open. Things like that. When banking crisis occurred I bought a lot of shares of some more solid banks. Some I had to hold for a while and I did get nervous because banking is such a unique industry to value and be sure it’s okay and a lot is Black box, much like insurance. I did get burned pretty hard on the UBS shenanigans that occurred over the weekend around that time where they were allowed to absorb credit suisse which was against the law so they changed the law over the weekend and wouldn’t you know it, UBS profited insanely off the recovery of CS assets in the coming quarters / years. Absolutely insane. Don’t understand how that was allowed. But new rule since then: try not to hold overweekends or overnight. Especially options. Market been pretty crazy for a while though. There’s still some former SPAC that are dog shit they aren’t at zero which is insane. They’re too small for people to care. But it’s crazy that so many of them and some other DTC or battery or EV co who all burn cash are still alive or have a stock above $0.01. One of my finest moments was shorting RadioShack long ago to nearly zero. Anyways that’s what I do. The lesson I’d try to take away from it is to do analysis on real data - your data, and testing constantly to figure out something that works for you. I stopped tracking a while back since as I mentioned I had a kid and slowed down since then and stopped caring since less active. But I do have easy access to my tracking up to Aug 2024 I’ll Imgur and reply with link for graph.

tank_panzer

You have to sell it too. I had 5000@19.55, and sold them all at 64.40. It was irrational at $19 and it is irrational at $70. Hold when the price is right, sell or buy when it is irrational. I went on an intel stock subreddit, people there are no different than the GME crowd. They think that if they hope and pray enough the price will just continue to rise.

SedatedTattooDoc

Bought GME at $5….it didn’t go up over December (Xmas) so sold all of it in January….it pumped end of Jan

Floridian_Capitalist

I owned GME early 2020. Maybe about 2-3K worth. Thought it was undervalued. When Covid happened I sold it thinking the pandemic would cause it to go bankrupt. Idk if I would’ve held until the pump , but regardless it would’ve been a 4-5x prior to that, and a 200x post pump. Don’t regret it though, such weird stuff only makes sense in hindsight.

RunsaberSR

A big part of my outlook is time in the market and just life exposure in general. A key thing was when GWOT was happening, i was in Afghanistan mainly working with military contractors and they were always going on about how much $ they were making being out there. And i know from 11-14 they just kept coming in. Flip side, the narrative was we were over there "Fighting for your freedom." etc... Nah we were making a ton of $. I started investing in 11 (something about Jackson-Hewitt going private got my attention) and for anything longterm, it's really just up at the end of the day, but I've always been tech heavy/broad market. At the end of the day I would just buy each dip when they come (if i had the means). I was pretty passive until i did crypto in 17-18. Made a little, but didn't hold anything other than RVN (mistake...i had a metric ton of Doge bought at fractions of cents..) I got into options for the first time in 21 and did GME from $2k to $58k and that was a big turning point. Been trading every day since. That made for some crazy green/red years but for the last 2 of them I've since taken alot of that profit and put it into safer positions/dividend producers. I hit the retirement button around that time @ 36 and it's been great ever since. I still buy shares almost every red day and still do 0dte SPX scalps for the first couple hours. End of the day though, i think I'll all manipulated BS. That being said, it also definitely pays the bills. My view/ experience and perspective are always going to be unique for me vs anyone else, and that's why I never recommend anyone trade like I do or demand anyone see the market how I see it but also, at this point I probably won't be able to see if differently because of my own personal results. Until it changes how it acts, I'll keep doing the same thing since it is working/has already worked for me... but I'd love for it to do a nice -50% 1 min candle at open one day. Sure I'll lose money, but it would be pretty nice to see some overdue karma. How that happens? I dunno. Currently, i don't see the people who have access to the controls of this system (who are also making stupid money off of it) allowing it to do what it "should" do vs keeping it running exactly as it is. Politicians/DC/Wall Street are not the type to do something because it's "right", they do things that are profitable and keep that rich rich. Aaaaand it's 5:30am.

Business_Raisin_541

Remind me of GME that cause that fund manager who short like 900 million $ worth of stock and up losing like 50 billion dollar. LMAO. a legend.

Old-Researcher-4956

Or you could full port Monday on GME…

MonoWhisper

I was reading the GME threads one or two nights before the rush happened. think about that often

AttilaTH3Hen

It’s part of the game. I used the dip to buy some CRM, UBER, CELH, APP, AMD, GME & PNG. Happy so far.

IDrinkSulfuricAcid

I mean yeah a broken clock is right twice a day. I agree with his PLTR short, but I find his GME and PYPL longs pretty...questionable. I think he also closed his NVDA short. Smart.

Mandatory_Fun_2469

So many here saying that there’s nothing we can do, but that’s not true. We can take our money out of the US market. It’s underperforming compared to other markets anyway. If everyone who was unhappy about the insider trading did this, the insiders wouldn’t make money. Well, not as much of it, anyway. But worst case, you at least save your own money from an untrustworthy market. Not much you can do for commodities trading, except maybe to consistently do the exact opposite thing that Trump’s tweets would suggest. He’ll change course soon enough anyway. Orrrrrrr we could all band together GME 2021-style and buy the oil futures that are being heavily shorted, then demand physical delivery when the time comes. I’d be okay with my home being filled with barrels of oil if it’s for the greater good lol.

GameOfThrownaws

I've had several exchanges in the past with GME cultists, I know how this goes. No, I don't care to dispute a lunatic on stock market flat earth theory.

m0n3ym4n

I remember the same argument being made about AMC, and GME. How’d that turn out?

Wetall21

congrats on inversing the bears if this is real but gloating on them is cringe especially after gambling. I can see your old GME posts and am fairly sure you’ve lost a shit ton of money doing this already

bent-steal4067

congrats on inversing the bears if this is real but gloating on them is cringe especially after gambling. I can see your old GME posts and am fairly sure you’ve lost a shit ton of money doing this already

bertleturtleson

Just a few more big hits of liquidity and then $GME

Bongressman

It's the new BYND! AMC! GME! /s

opo113

Burry is unironically long GME in 2026 because he believes in "young Ryan Cohen," his takes are arguably dumber than front page WSB at this point

kpkost

lol not going GME instead 

ceevar

Set and forget is a perfectly sound investing strategy if you're using diversified vehicles like S&P index trackers. I learned my lesson from the GME fiasco. I made some money during that run, but good God was it stressful. I'm not built for it either.

F1rstOnesFree

Were you in the sub when GME was hitting? That was the craziest time ever. Literally 10s of millions in peoples accounts lol

LlcooljaredTNJ

And thats after he pulled out of his original GME long right before the squeeze happened. He probably mad a little money from when he bought, but missed out on probably a billion dollars exiting before the important part.

LeagueLonster

Take it to GME

Dragonfan22222

What GME+ ?

Ok_Wealth_3433

Meme stocks are gunna absolutely rip next week, this is a shirt squize in the making (that’s right auto bot I spelled that wrong on purpose). AMC, BBBY, GME, OPEN calls

TraipseTraveller

God I miss the GME meme stock days

SPorterBridges

Great Depression of March 2026. Brought to you by the same retail investors who bought GME.

Reign_of_Kronos

lol, what is this? Opposite GME era? 

blammatory

Shit reminds me of GME back in ‘21. Except it’s supposed to be considered one of the safest investments lol

ga643953

Bruh, he claimed Anthropic is eating PLTR's lunch while buying CRM-a seat-based legacy SaaS that's even more susceptible to the current AI scare. The man just wants to make noise and sell his substack. He puts no thought into actually analyzing any business besides looking at the PE. He even bought freaking GME and continues to short NVDA. Tell me you don't seriously believe this guy has any credibility left.

Brownsfan4life_6

Also, his portfolio is 13% GME...... so there's that too

kpkost

He also has invested a shit ton of his money in GME.  

the_blue_pil

Pre-GME vibes

Pec5

Niceeee, so you're telling me PLAY is the next BBB, AMC, GME? 👀

PromiseCC

Very unusual option volume in $GME compared to the last few weeks, any kind of new?

Bulky_Winter1671

Also missed CVNA and PLTR, bought 100 GME shares at 14 and sold for a loss before the famous run. Plus more I don’t even wan’t to bring up because they’re too fresh.

ga643953

So Burry somehow thinks Anthropic is going to eat PLTR's lunch but CRM's moat is secure and is undervalued if his assumptions are true? Does this guy only look at numbers and not the fundamental business? But even if that's the case, why would he short NVDA and buy things like GME? Nothing makes sense about what he's doing.

Mongol_Morg

He also has a shit-ton of GME.

Ecthelion-O-Fountain

Holy shit the first decent meme I’ve seen in here since GME finished

Think-State30

This has been the goal of the paid shills who have been lurking here since the GME days... the people who actually know what theyre talking about are drowned out by their noise.

Bright_Leopard_4326

I’ve had that belief since May of ‘24. I believe that’s what Faraday Future, or whatever they’re called, the electric car penny stock did around that time Roaring Kitty made a reappearance on twitter. If you were on Twitter at that time and were looking at anything related to the market, there’s no way you didn’t come across a FFAI pump post. Not going to lie, I considered jumping into it when it was under a dollar. Really regretted it after it went to $3. Had some extra money after I jumped in and out of GME when Keith Gill, aka, Roaring Kitty, aka, DFV tweeted that Sunday night before GME went from about $20 to 70 or $80 that week. I mean, that whole run on GME wasn’t suspicious at all /s. Of course, some will say Faraday Future was just an organized pump scheme by rogue groups not associated with the company. Yeah, that’s what I would probably say too. After all, is there any way to provide solid evidence that the company was involved? Probably not. who’s going to investigate it anyway? At the very least, they were complicit because they absolutely knew it was happening. Your share price doesn’t just start running and the executives are not noticing, especially when there is not a reason for it to be over a thousand percent. Lmao the ceo even invited an influencer to their facility to promote the company after its run to sustain the newfound excitement in a company making electric cars that, if I remember right, doesn’t actually have many, if any, cars coming off the line. 😂😂😂😂. Let’s not forget about how our lord and savior — I mean Dr. Trump’s company started screaming about how the short sellers were attacking his company. I mean, if you think about it. The whole hedge fund short seller boogeyman narrative is brilliant, diabolical, but brilliant. Create a public enemy that can never be proved innocent or compliant and now you do have an infinite money glitch. Except the joke is on retail because they are the infinite money glitch. Because if you were short with fake shares, although shady and lowdown but legal, how do you show something doesn’t exist that never existed or was closed, if that makes sense? For example, don’t even think about the stock market, and hypothetically, I accuse you of doing something that everyone is convinced is happening and the only way for you to convince everyone that you are not doing “it” now or never did it, you have to show where you were doing it in the first place. Well, you’re F-U-C-K-E-D because, in this hypothetical scenario, you were not doing what I accused you of doing and you can’t prove it when everyone is convinced it’s happening if there is no proof to begin with. And that’s why the legal system is innocent until proven guilty; whereas, the court of public opinion is not. TLDR: 💩companies are indeed manipulating retail and pumping their companies and retail doesn’t recognize they are the infinite money glitch while caught up in a fantasy that they are fighting a villain that doesn’t exist in a BS Ponzi scheme. If you would excuse me, it’s time to replace all the tin foil wall paper. Don’t want the NWO listening. 😂😂😂

xghtai737

I've been investing for 25 years and I actually can't define a meme stock. What is the difference between NVIDIA and GME that makes one a meme stock and the other not? Both are discussed in social media. I might have owned one once. Sort of. Maybe. I invested in it (about the same time as Michael Burry) several months *before* it got a lot of hype on social media, and that hype only lasted about 24 hours. In that 24 hours the price spiked 45%. The next day most of that was given back and it was only up 9% from two days prior. The only way I knew about it was because of the otherwise unexplained price spike. But, if that price spike had been more muted, I wouldn't have known at all. Is it still a meme stock if it is heavily discussed on social media, but there isn't enough buying volume to spike the price? I started the survey, but couldn't finish it because I couldn't understand the terms. After trying and abandoning your survey, I asked google's AI. It said "A meme stock is a company’s shares that experience a rapid, dramatic surge in price driven by social media hype and retail investor sentiment, rather than by the company’s underlying business fundamentals, such as earnings or revenue." But, that's still fuzzy. If someone band-wagoned on silver while the Hunt brothers were trying to corner the market because they heard about it from a friend group, would that have been an early example of meme stock investing? The Hunt brothers themselves, presumably, were not meme stock investing. Both would have been buying the same thing for the same reason (an expected increase in price.) And that sort of behavior has been around forever. Mark Twain wrote about cornering the market and short squeezes in a couple of his stories from the 1880s. Were Dutch Tulips the meme stocks of the 1630s? So I, like Michael Burry, invested in this company because we thought it was significantly undervalued. The one day price spike, in my mind, brought it up to fair value, as justified by the fundamentals. It should have traded around that level, in my mind. But, other people were buying at that elevated level because they thought it would go even higher. As I'm writing this, I think difference between NVIDIA and GME isn't in the stock or the social media discussion surrounding it, it's in the investor mindset. I don't have the time right now to explore that idea further.

johnny63137

just bought GME 5/1 30c, don't ask me why

KaramTNC

Proud to make my first post here after joining during the GME craze and learning about the stock market

Bright_Leopard_4326

I said the same thing back around March 30th. Literally got two comments on it for the week I left it up. One comment was like I’m buying puts. This was when it was at $144. After that, confirmed my belief of this sub, and I will never even consider anything mentioned in here. But the weird thing about the whole thing is even into late last week, no one was talking about it anywhere that I could find. I don’t know about twitter, but not a single account posted about it on Reddit and no one on YouTube was talking about it. I guess all the influencers and bot accounts were paid to keep their lips sealed on this one. Can’t have a GME repeat

Away_Entertainment42

GME ripping. Where is Roaring Kitty

aniote

Gamestop (GME) allegedly moving into weapons manufacturing. Stock is up, dont sleep on it

pain474

How does CAR have daily 60$ swings and nobody is talking about it? It's literally as crazy as GME back then.

pain474

How does CAR have daily 60$ swings and nobody is talking about it? It's literally as crazy as GME back then.

Fullsendornosendd

Hey guys! I’ve been in a coma for 6 years, how’s my GME looking?

yuiop300

I heard my wife’s cousins (20-23) talking about meme stocks during the GME craze. I wonder how they did during that phase?! I know I only bought your basic bitch VOO and held.

ateranol

There are regards out there still holding on to their GME bags, half a decade later.

Available-Ad-5670

made $20k on my trade today. I think its the next GME

mixtape312

What typically happens after a gamma squ\*\*ze? A gamma unwind. See GME and AMC as examples.

triforce88

You'll be holding those until GME goes tits up

DeezCodeNutz

I'd have an easier time believing this crazy shit if it was GME pivoting

BraveRice

Similar movement to AMC or BBBY, GME but no halts eh.

Ecstatic_Knowledge96

Everyone is looking for the next GME

Virtual_Seaweed7130

You’re seeing more and more short squeezes nowadays for mainly two reasons: 1) increased relevance of retail traders 2) institutional shorts are now scared to short ever since GME, so nobody sells into the squeeze

TraipseTraveller

I miss the NIO, GME, and WKHS days. Let's not forget about TLRY. Only the real ones remember

TraipseTraveller

I miss the NIO, GME, and WKHS days. Let's not forget about TLRY

2girls1scope

Hims and Hers 🚀 And GME 💎

Gloomy_Wolverine_491

This actually reminds me of Tilray and GME when this subreddit caught main street media's attention couple years back..

falling_knives

GME and popcorn company need to pivot to AI as well.

7fingersDeep

Nah. This place was an amazing crack house before GME. It had actually well done DD and some absolute batshit bets. After GME this place turned into truetards commenting nonstop about shit. Just monkeys throwing turds. This place fucking sucks now.

Brawmethius

Ever since the GME saga this place has felt like a casino. But like not a high end Vegas Casino, more those sad fucking vibes from the Primm gas station slot machines.

RKT_MOONMAN

Honestly GME

Tradewell3845

Naw it’s real, he is seasoned . My sons 18 and he’s mildly seasoned, 2021 he was on GME he spins circles around us old guys. I’ve seen him take a account from $2 k to 63 k . Age is just a number . Best to youse

Blueberryburntpie

I look forward to the WSB memes of a GME short squeeze 2.0.