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>>23662039
$5 is Gamestop's cash per share after accounting for debt
It was already pretty ludicrous that it dipped under $6 after Q2
That MSFT deal could potentially be worth the entire market cap right now. Just $50 million revenue from it would easily be worth 10x if not more. FB itself is worth 10x of its revenue and those gross margins are more like 80%
The volatility sucks ass for small players gambling into GME, but none of the big players (with >5% ownership of GME) are trimming their position

how the fuck does pic related happen anyways? I figured I'd just keep holding whatever happens since my plan was always to sell on Q3 or Q4 since I entered in end of August, but fuck lol I admit I shouldn't have been so adamant on sticking to my exit strategy and should have taken the election day catalyst more seriously

hindsight hindsight though, fuck that shit, in the end I'll just stick to my exit strategy unless it dips close to $8 and crawls to my break even point (highly highly doubt that though but that's my trigger to bail out on)