/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28425683

I'm never covering edition

Who else sold GME at %dayhigh and rebought at %daylow? Imagine not swinging this thing perfectly LMAO

>>23683002
This stream of nonsense is why I'm so confident.
>reducing inventories are bad
Wrong, turning excess inventories into cash was vital to starting the e-commerce pivot
>closing less profitable stores is bad
Wrong, they were over extended like Krispy Creme.
>keeping profitable stores open is also bad
Wrong, omni-channel is the future.
>It might be worth $20 EOY in 2021
That's only a 1.3 billion market cap. What a stupidly low estimate, even assuming there's no more buybacks.
You know nothing about this company. Idiot, do you even know what a market cap is?
>liquidation values at $6
So my downside is $2.
Since nothing is fundamentally preventing it from getting that low in the year or more left before the e-commerce pivot comes to fruition, I will gladly buy more anywhere from $6 to $9, like I wish I had done after last earnings.

Tl;dr You believe stupid things. You aren't arguing, you're shilling. AT BEST you can hold out and cover at $6, why though, when your downside is infinite? Cover while you can.

>>23496507
yes. i have. but i always pay down my balance immediately and don't like owing people money. creditors get their money b4 i do, just like in stocks.

>>23496489
i congratulate you on the gains anon. but much like Croesus, your wealth only matters once we see the end of the story. if you can sell when the top does inevitably arrive, then you will have had the best of me.

>>23395005
I KNEW IT
Solid was pretty funny

>>23214500

GME BROS ARE FINISHED

>>23200572

>buying GME after the selloff continued right up into after hours
>buying GME after reports flying around Bloomberg terminals about how the MSOFT deal was actually them being raped by MSOFT
>buying GME because some shill from WSB wanted to offload his bags and posted cute anime girls
>having to explain your trade to your dad when you beg for money next week