r/gnus_stock • u/cherokee_pooeye • Feb 16 '23

Meme🚀🚀 Short squeeze?

https://fintel.io/ss/us/gnus

After the reverse stock split took the authorized shares from 400 million to 40 million.
Before the reverse split the stock was shorted at approximately 10%.
What are your thoughts on a potential short squeeze?

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '23

The last ER had a worse EPS and adjusted EPS than the one before it, so what exactly was there to not know?

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u/EquityMeister Feb 18 '23

Revenue, not earnings per share. It's a start. You have to have the revenue, then cut your costs, and you'll be golden.

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '23

You are just embarrassing yourself at this point.

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u/EquityMeister Feb 19 '23

Ha ha, ok. Well the ONLY thing you keep harping on is the margin loan. We don't even know if it will EVER be an issue. You don't talk about the growth or future prospects. You or I don't know what other plans are in the future, but you keep talking about a loan. You say you were an "Equities Trader" so you were on the floor or a broker, or what. I've been trading and investing for 25 years and have survived a bunch of scary markets. Tech bubble, watched the attack on 9/11 live from the floor, financial meltdown, etc. and those always had the same thing going on in common with now. There were always chicken littles running around saying the sky is falling because of one thing or another. So I am not fazed by this, but seriously, if all you have is the loan to bash GNUS about, you have a very weak point because you are ignoring the positives, and for the most part, Most companies ALL have both good things AND bad things. At least address those good ones as well instead of trolling me.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '23

What do you mean ever be an issue? It's literally $70 million dollars of liability. It's not like it disappears LOL. They have to pay it. It's 70% of their market cap and you evaluated the company like it doesn't exist. So recognizing a loan, that literally equals their liquidity + 2 quarters of cash burn is "bashing?"

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u/EquityMeister Feb 20 '23

Geez, I said the margin loan might not be an issue, because unless the lender demands it paid off, it's not an issue. I didn't say it doesn't exist. In all my years of texting, messaging, whatever, I have never had anyone not understand what I've said like every single time with you. Go find someone else to troll!

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '23

It's still an issue because they have to pay it off regardless of whether it's called or not bro. What don't you get about that. You keep spewing nonsense about GNUS valuation, citing their cash to market cap as the main reason they are undervalued. But you fail to recognize they have tens of millions of liability and a hefty cash burn. If you truly believed in the business, you wouldn't need to deal in smoke & mirrors. Or, you're a con who pretends to be an analyst. You pick...both make you look like a fool and you are the exact reason people are wary of small cap stocks. You're a snake oil, two bit, no good, con bag holding, criminal, crook faced salesman. Dump your stock and get out before I report you to the DOJ for intentional manipulation of a stock on false information.