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>>22463550
did you ever mention how much GME you're bagholding right now?
Don't worry about it, GME's problem stems entirely from criminal mismanagement and embezzlement. You can't lose much more now that it's still priced to be bankrupt when they're safe for at least a year, enough time to change hands to Cohen if the board members don't actively try to fuck it up (they probably will though).
There's definitely shit brewing in the bankground just with the whale bulk purchases that spiked the stock price on Friday alone. Definitely not retail investors when buy volume is spiking up 50K for minute-intervals throughout the day.

question is if Cohen and whoever he's working with will act before Q3 or not. Gamestop has a sizable stake in a huge industry and it's thanks to them being so shit that we can jump in like vultures right now and just hold for an imminent rally.