/biz/ - Business & Finance

Should I just sell now and lose $300 (bought in for 1k at avg. of $84), or wait til at least next Tuesday for some updates? It's a 50/50 risk, I can either lose a bit of money now, or wait a few more days to see if I'll lose more or make more. hmmmm.... tough decisions...

>As you can see, most of things going on with GME right now are just MSM being paid to lure normies into selling their positions. For background, I work in one of the major finance companies, not on finance but with machine learning/time series prediction, but I've lots of meetings with lots of people, and people talk. I can't give away too much info because it may cost my job, but the deep shit going on is over the charts, in 100 years this event will be spoken of.

First of all, not all hedge funds shorted GME, this is important because of what is about to happen, some funds managers are actually selling the assholes of their wives and first born sons to banks to get loans, I'm speaking of exorbitant amounts, remember that 35% of the dollars ever printed were printed last year, guess who is going to get a big piece of that ? Why ? They want to be the bigger fish on the aquarium, WSB opened the door for few hedge funds to expand brutally by destroying others.

Maybe people here didn't realize yet what they started, but it has epic proportions and you are living it right now. Second, big hedge funds are partnering up, but this is where comes the problem, imagine that you will try to rob a bank, what make you sure that the people that you partner with won't kill you to have less people to share the money with ? This is the current situation, this is the waiting, hedge funds, including the company that I work with are waiting for the money, and to see who they can trust.

Bros? I thought GME was finally dead? Why is it pumping?
I sold yesterday at a 80% loss because I thought it was over and didn't want to lose any more money. Can anyone tell me why the price is shooting up all of a sudden? Did I fuck up by selling yesterday?

>>27538507
jesus christ, i'm still holding my measly 16 shares of gme, but these people are living in a fantasy world.
35k per share? really?

I want to buy more, but don't want to spend over $100 per share.

>>27423130
It's over, just sell while it's still in the triple digits

It was fun while it lasted, buy GME is done for. It's only downhill from here. Good thing I bought in last Monday when it was still around $70. I setting my sell limits to $400 and cashing it all out because honestly it's never going higher than that.
Then I'll spend all my profits on RBC and BAO.