/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51459319
Outside of the OP I don't keep record of all the stuff we've gone through along this ride. What I can offer you though is this. Why exactly is there so much resistance to gme? I've heard other potential squeeze plays before this started on stocks like blackberry and Nokia, and not so much as a peep from little mainstream media. Yet the moment someone mentions meek little gamestop the doors are kicked in and 40 faggots storm in who claim it'll never squeeze, explain why in such a manner that implies they are intimately aware of everything that has been happening relevant to gamestop. They do this while not owning the stock, or shorting it even though they seem confident it'll hit $0 any day now. Then Jim Cramer brushes off the cocaine from his lip and spends a segment talking about how gamestop was over a year and a half ago for the 20th time that quarter. Then 4 news outlets report within seconds of each other about how gamestop's made their top 7 list of "Meme stocks you should watch out for" because "retail" suddenly sold all at once in after hours at exactly 4:15. Then the stock shoots up 33% on a wednesday on absolutely no news for no discernable reason while every outlet remains silent and the cycle repeats.

This happens weekly, consistently, for 2 years after this has supposedly been over. All while the people who supposedly closed their position are seemingly losing vast amounts of money for some reason and keep closing down officies and taking out loans at ridiculously high rates.

Where there's smoke, there's fire. And right now GME looks like the sky above a chinese oil refinery.

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>>50744102
>Only 2 trillion
Oh it's much, much more than that