Wait until you hear about the Police and the HR Department.
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Here we go again!!
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WSB is a mess. I have a whack of 70c expiring at the end of the week I bought at 1.83 and would like to sell for 120 (because 6900% gain). Was out skiing all day so have no idea why it mooned. Why?
GameSTONK Hoody delivered so maybe that was itAttachment 364723
I haven't laughed that hard in awhile. About the pic, or the stonk.
I honestly haven't been following so not sure why it went to the moon again. I bought more when it was in the 30's... sold this morning at opening at 167. lol... goofy.
Wow. Shorts having to buy the stock?
I kinda thought it would just settle in around 30 or 40. I don't pay much attention. Is the company making some new moves to increase revenue?
I made about $50 on my 1 GameStonk! A sell order triggered for AMC too. Back in the green! It's all up to weed now lol
Yeah, they fired their CFO.
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I don't really understand options or how to read the option chain. I just know they're a great way to lose a lot of money really fast, especially if you're short.
This is hilarious, how none of it is based on “hey i think Gamestop is a good stock and the analysis says the future value is X”
Nope. Just hey hedge fund guy has a short, lets hurt him.
And now a shot load of stupid money joining so yay I made money.
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That is how it is played.Quote:
GameStop Chief Financial Officer Jim Bell will depart the video game retailer that has become synonymous with the 2021 Wall Street short squeeze with a payout worth nearly $30 million - after less than two years on the job.
GameStop announced Bell was resigning from the company effective March 26. Bell will get $15.8 million when he departs, and could earn millions more from equity in coming years if activist investor Ryan Cohen can pull off a turnaround of GameStop.
Bell's contract entitles him to $2.8 million in severance and an immediate payout of restricted shares worth $13 million when he departs, according to regulatory filings and calculations by Bloomberg.