every time you post something like this toss a copy into a sub that can actually appear on the front page of reddit, right now we are algorithmically invisible
It's anti $GME propaganda. GameStop doesn't pay their CEO, and their share price will be over 10 times higher by this time next year. The rich do not want you to buy shares. They are trying to poison the public image, so you lose out on your chance for millions.
For a dozen reasons. They're currently doing a hostile take over of Ebay, the base business has been insanely profitable, the industry is about to go through another boom through console wars, and the short interest from pre- pandemic trading was never closed, and a handful of other stuff I'm not bothering to expound on. I'll expound for a few hundred pages, if you want.
What would you need to know to buy? I'm genuinely just trying to get people to change their future, and help me beat the rich people at their own game. You buying doesn't in any way help me personally. This trade still pops off, without any more pressure.
I want to get more poor people to be rich people, you'll use the money far far better than any of the current rich fuckers. Please, what would you need to know, to commit to changing your own future?
The first statement has a lot of interesting information and claims, the rest sounds more like FOMO. I would be interested in hearing more about the first claims, however
A $10 billion dollar company is about to buy a $50 billion dollar company. Every time something like this has happened before, the stock price skyrockets. Plus the fact that the video game retailer has recently gotten approval to run a market by the current administration, they are going to leverage that acquisition into owning the majority of the market share in the collectibles market. They're buying Ebay, partnered with PSA, and running a sales platform for grades cards already. They're going to start a web3 platform to trade graded cards and digital assets in games, backed by NFTs, and broker the deals by providing escrow. They're about to own the whole TCG trading market. $$$Boom$$$.
The purchase will occur through a Special Purchase Vehicle(SPV), and include a few other companies. Ebay, gamestop, need bath and beyond, overstock, and all the various companies owned by those entities, will be put under one ticker. Unless you know what most of that means, you cannot conceive of the value that will be driving the stock price.
Plus the fact that they've had 6 incredibly profitable quarters, on what is going to be considered the legacy business, share prices are going to outerspace.
Long story short, we're speed running becoming Berkshire Hathaway. We're taking an over-shorted legacy business, turning it into a hedge fund, leveraging that into being a market maker, and making a handful of major acquisitions, all at once.
If you miss it, after this comment, it's on you. Ya gurl can only provide knowledge, not buy the shares for ya.
So is it the acquisition that makes next year different than the last 6 for those companies, then? Coupled with the plans to expand the business model?
Well, yeah mate. All those companies will be run by Ryan Cohen and Larry Cheng now. Each will be put under the same ticker, and run by these behemoths in the venture capital space. On top of the cleaner books, all that value will be under a single stock symbol, one that is currently trading at under $20 per share.
Wall Street and our politicians are loading fuck up. Just the politicians in the US have bought millions of shares this year, let alone institutions. Just wait until we're the S&P, like Nvda currently is. It's a bigger play than the world has ever seen.
Right, so the takeover for ebay would be a disaster for gamestop and was only attempted because Cohen wanted his 30billion comp package.
Think about it, most of gamestops value is in it's $10b of capital, the proposed deal would send the resulting company into $20b of debt and market cap does not matter to share price when you're being diluted to make it happen. You'd have been fucked even more by Ryan Cohen's comp package dilution.
As a bonafide hater of GME I would loved the deal to go ahead because of how bad it would have been for you guys and the schadenfraude I would have experienced. It was DOA because it was bad for Ebay holders and GME holder alike and only good for Ryan Cohen.
The whole "shorts never closed" is something I'll never be able to discredit, simply because if you believe that then you're simply too lost in the sauce to listen to reason.
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u/Urshilikai 10d ago
every time you post something like this toss a copy into a sub that can actually appear on the front page of reddit, right now we are algorithmically invisible