/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29699707
Because it took the federal reserve crashing and an entire night of hype to make it go up to $11 and it only lasted for a few minutes. There's no way this shit is going up to $10 again, let alone $11.

>>29332769
>Implying 0.37 on a coin that's going up to $20 by 2022 is the last chance
Dude, we're so fucking early to this movie that they haven't even dimmed the lights yet. There will be people fomoing in at $10 thanking the lord that they weren't too late.

>mfw every single shitcoin on the planet is reaching 20x while RBC is stuck in 0.40 hell
I'm still holding, but it's pretty depressing knowing that these worthless coins that bring nothing to the table are mooning while an actual product just sits in the dirt.

>>27748217
The fact that he makes well over 1,000,000 a year and doesn't invest his money into anything while almost all of his livelihood depends on a cancerous website that regularly fucks over it's performers is insanity. I couldn't imagine having millions of dollars and not at least putting some of that into stocks or crypto. If it wasn't for the fact that he runs a company with his dudebro friends on the down low I'd think he's the world's luckiest neanderthal.
>>27749826
He'll probably tweet about RBC and ruin it by having a billion toddlers flood into it and then immediately pull right back out expecting it to be a 2 hour pump and dump.

>>27220077
>Either transfer and definitely miss the squeeze and lose all my value because my stocks were frozen
>Don't transfer and have a slight chance of making a profit during the squeeze either due to Gamefreak not raping me to death out of spite or from Gamefreak liquidating all assets during/before the squeeze and going bankrupt just as a final fuck you to their once loyal customers
This is now a lose/lose scenario, but objectively speaking the best option of this point is to hold on Robinhood and open another account on Fidelity. Maybe if you're feeling ballsy you could try selling your GME on Robinhood, try transferring all the cash out, and then try buying GME on Fidelity before the squeeze happens. Oh wait, you can't. Robinhood also blocked large cash withdrawls. Well, time to ride or die.