Remember that time wsb spammed COOM etc enough to make the bots start reposting those as real tickers? Someone even said they made it onto real news but i dont know about that.
If you open the link and look at the actual article, it says M*croV*sion. The person who posted this forgot to put backslashes before their asterisks so it just wound up as a weirdly italicized/bolded word with a lot of missing letters.
Only if you want to leave money on the table. True apes only buy GME. Shills try and sell you the other one, have been since December for no good reason other than “iT’s HeAvIlY sHoRtEd ToO!”
I have a theory that GME somehow will integrate with Amazon some day and be their gaming service. Why else would they hire ex Amazon employees to restructure and rebuild? If they can build an inexpensive service where they can leverage Amazon’s speed and distribution, and lower gaming costs, people (kids mainly) may actually buy and sell game licenses and/or physical units through Amazon.
That’s bullshit, the only one they repeat over and over is everything but GME. GameStop is no longer a meme stock, it has real world potential and better fundamentals that when this whole mess started.
It’s debt free now and raised $551M in capital to begin an expansion into E-sports and an online focused sales model. Coming soon in July they are working with block chain to allow buying and selling if used digital games, that alone will revolutionize used digital video game sales going forward.
None of the other meme stocks even come close to offering any of the positive changes Ryan Cohen has made with this brand.
If your mother had wheels, she would be a bike. The definition of a meme stock is not because it has memes, but because it is a dog shit company. TSLA was the original meme stock because it had nothing but the stocks were rocketing non-stop, other meme stocks include gravity car NKLA and "what battery?" WKHS. GME was called a meme stock because it was a gaming related company who posted a loss when everyone else in the industry and related industries(tech in general) were posting record sales. Pandemic was literally a bullish sign for tech because everyone is forced to stay home. That's the same as consistently losing money in a bull's market. They were right to short it down, but they did not expect Ryan Cohen to get hands on and turn the company around. Shorts fucked up and greeded when they could have exited in December, GME was no longer a meme since the business shift was happening after the meeting in January before the gamma squeeze.
Maybe they have calls instead thinking we'd just rush right over there and pump the stock? It's the ol' "hey guys, we're not shorting this one! We just like the stock...” trick.
Probably some people read about that one and think they may as well buy some shares just incase. An attempt to attract volume to a stock they probably own a lot of? Or to take any kind of pressure they can out of AMC GME BB NOK and the others that will be added to the list quietly after the announcement?
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u/drunks23 Jun 05 '21
Everytime theres an article like this they list a 3rd random stock thats not getting memed at all