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So at what point in GME's decent back down to 3$ a share does it become "actual market value" and may start to become a good idea to buy shares again?
I can't imagine Gamestop will be going out of business any time soon, so I can't imagine they'd have trouble keeping a stock value above 20-30 bucks a share as shorts move on to other less volatile stocks.

Reddit says you can just buy and hold stocks and they'll squeeze to like 100k a share. So if I find the most expensive stock and just buy a bunch and hold until my retirement in 40 years, will I make good money? I assume if people can make a squeeze happen in a couple months to a year, I'll have like infinite money if it's a 40 year long squeeze

So is there a possibility for the squeeze before Friday? Or is the intent just to pump as much as possible before Friday to make the squeeze even larger?

Okay guys, meme stocks are the future. Let's brainstorm some funny tickers we could use for our company. We don't have to publish any actual data, just need some meme power and then it's too the moon.
>PENIS
>NIGGR
Any other good tickers?

Is the DOW going to be replaced by GME at this rate?

So has anything like GME happened in history? And by that, I mean community driven fucking over of big hedge funders? Reddit seems to keep spouting the message of "this time the little man gets to make some money". Are there other examples in history of shit like this spreading like wild fire?
I'm just curious if shit like the SEC are going to have to start fucking over social media type stuff for mass stock market manipulation.