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>>58164068
>>58164055
RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

>>56962998
RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

>>56777048
>>56776821
RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

>>56360232
This. RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

>>56335175
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RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.

RRP is the logical play. GME turned out to be a marathon, but although the distance is long there is a finish line. We absolutely will be seeing some fireworks along the way as GME is loaded with far too many anomalies. Wallstreet would 100% orchestrate a pump and dump on GME, yet we have data showing that retail is buying and NOT selling. Yet the price goes down? It makes zero sense. GME even has a visionary goal of revitalizing the company, so it is not merely a brick and mortar. Yet none of these prospects are priced into the stock. No debt. None of it makes any sense whatsoever if you do not account for the systemic short position used to balloon a $10BN portfolio into controlling $65BN of assets. Vampire bit off more than they could chew, and shorting an liquid stock to this level is single handedly the most dangerous move you can make in all of finance. MOASS, and infinity squeeze are the logical repercussions of doing so. We all own what they need to buy, and simply "providing liquidity" is not good enough. They sold what they do not own, and as retail we can demand ownership of our investments. And this is what they cannot procure. Probably NONE of our stocks in anything are anywhere close to representative of what we have bought. We simply have no reason to believe the whole market isn't a fraudulent ponzi scheme. This is what Wallstreet has done. They have been caught, and they all need to go into the woodchipper of justice.