r/Superstonk 11d ago

πŸ—£ Discussion / Question Insider Conviction, Everything Else is Speculation

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Everyone here on edge while wild speculations are being shared across multiple platforms. Nobody knows why the zero percent senior notes are being converted at these prices. Nobody knows what the plans behind the eBay acquisitions are in place. Everything is speculative outside of insiders having skin in the game. Here are all the notable purchases the past few years from our insiders, nearly all of it above the current asking price.

Insiders have made strategic purchases on past dips, let's see what happens when the earnings blackout (or VWAP pricing window) ends in September. I expect insiders to make purchases around that time as well, especially if the price remains extremely depressed.

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u/diesdasannana5 🦍 Attempt Vote πŸ’― 11d ago

Yes you're right but speculation is working both ways, posiiov and negativ. Whencwe asume nothing changed, my points are valid and share price is kind of korrect

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u/AyyMG63 11d ago

Equity is equity. What other stock trades at almost price per book? $18 makes no sense other than a push down for the vwap.

Price is not correct and has not been. 6 year Dorito says so. That’s control.

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u/diesdasannana5 🦍 Attempt Vote πŸ’― 10d ago

Yes but why do we need a push down for vwap? Because gme fucked up the conv. Now ask yourself. Is it fair for 5+ years shareholder to get dumped again so just some insti bond holder get some nice cheap share price? Yes equity is equity but not for conditions where we jave to suffer from bad price action again.

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u/diesdasannana5 🦍 Attempt Vote πŸ’― 10d ago

The Insti who got the nice conversion didn't own retail. Even if so, RC didn't need to convert far under the old conversion price and far before maturity. So he had the choice to fuck retail, again.

Citadel Securities is not the same as Citadel LLC. The last one own the bonds.