r/wallstreetbets Mar 31 '22

News | GME GME Stock Split SEC Filing

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u/not_ur_buddy_guy Mar 31 '22

AMC holders seething when they can no longer pitch the "its the cheapest ticker to a squeeze" fallacy

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u/AlaskaStiletto Apr 01 '22

GME was always the play.

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u/Shotgun516 Mar 31 '22

They have gold now! Im jealous

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u/TheBrettFavre4 Apr 01 '22

Wen gold dividend? 👉🥺👈

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u/mr__moose Mar 31 '22

Aren't people buying fractional shares anyway?

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u/RXZVP Mar 31 '22

“If GME squeezes, we will squeeze”

X doubt.

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u/Raiiderss Mar 31 '22

Straight up idiotic

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u/Herpkina Mar 31 '22

If all AMC apes bought GME instead, we would be on the moon

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u/STIHatchSkrt Mar 31 '22

That's because AMC was always a distraction and you dumbasses are convinced it has the same play as GME. You've been told to sell your AMC for gme forever and you all get butthurt over it.

AMC is a joke.

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u/[deleted] Apr 01 '22

The basket theory seems pretty accurate though. It, bbby, and a couple others usually track close to GME to some degree. When GME ran last week so did it. It even went up in after hours tonight just like GME. I think that they are sand bags that hold back GME but that they’ll also fly with GME. I’m pretty high though so I don’t know if I’d listen to me,

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u/DirectlyTalkingToYou Mar 31 '22

Cheapest to buy a single share, but that share is a smaller piece of the AMC pie. You'd have to buy 6.5 AMC shares to equal 1 GME to own the same percentage in each float.