/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30088983
first GME in this post should be /smg/ but you get the point, some fantastic plays have been shilled here weeks to months in advance

>>29548011
>>29548072
All the OG GME gang (Rod Alzmann, RK, etc) are buying any dip below $40 and selling $40 cash secured puts with the intention to get assigned.

>>29409037
/cmg/ came to exist when the unwashed masses of reddit flooded /biz/ for the Great Cooming, it was supposed to be a quieter and more chill thread that moved slowly enough for actual discussion, but has become a victim of it's own success

Every single AOC poster is a recent reddit immigrant with a cost basis above $100

>>28847786
Just a reminder, this is the same guy crying about fallacies and "attacking character instead of the argument".
>>28847685
Why are you unable to actually respond to me without crying shill? You lost. Get over it, and post your cost average if you aren't a little bitch.

Rod and a bunch of the GME OGs are pushing the shit out of AMYZF based on a battery recycling patent for some reason

>>28171806
GME's story isn't over, but $60 is a mediocre entry. Not awful, could still 2-3x without a squeeze, but not great.

>>28071771
>we've come full circle to "muh blockbuster"
How many times do you need to be taught the same lesson

$50 we buy
$40 we buy
$30 we buy

imagine not buying the GME dip

>>28032863
>>28033351
How fucking bullish would it be if GME held that $50 SMA50?

>>27976039
Did we not already teach you this lesson once?
>CFO from Chewy
>CMO from Chewy
>CEO from Chewy
>CTO from Amazon Web Services
"""hurrdurr physical is dying guys""""
yeah it's a good thing Gamestop has geniuses like you to tell them the obvious, not like they've just assembled the FUCKING VOLTRON OF ECOMMERCE

>>27971047
It was never about the squeeze. The squeeze was cool, yes, and I sold the top. But we're rapidly approaching the point of reinvestment.

>>27964170
>>27964233
We're all the way back to September again

>>27847360
Gamestop is my next value play, once the redditors capitulate it down to $40

>>27847465
I think that was Tinny lmao

>chief technical officer from amazon
>chief marketing offier from chewy
>chief financial officer from chewy
>CEO from chewy
>probably triggered the $100M shelf offering during the squeeze (I'm not sure they have to report using it until Q4 earnings, because it was already authorized)
>stock rapidly approaching pre-squeeze prices
It's time.

I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna buy the dip.

I'm buying back in.

>GME pushing towards the $40s
OG coomers, is it our time?

>>27749610
I went into GME for the money and I sold at the top because I like money

>>27734138
>>27735222
It's going to hit $40 first, maybe lower. But Gamestop will return to $100, maybe even by EoY.

Give me a -50% day on Gamestop and I'll buy back in.

>>27661136
Because GME was always worth more than that. GME at $40 post squeeze is a better risk adjusted value proposition than GME at $4 in July.