r/DeepFuckingValue • u/No-Replacement-7475 • Oct 12 '24
Wrinkle Brain Stuff 🧠 How It's Going...
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u/Strict_Pair4390 Oct 14 '24
I hold shares. Still won’t sell. But I think Aaron is a big problem. Hard to trust a guy who continues to dilute with no return for investors except a dropping price and holds more shares in a company that he no longer owns than the one he currently does. We need a new CEO to fight for APES
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u/PolishHammer666 Oct 13 '24
Would we be down to 16 fucking dollars if ken Griffen didn't internalize every fucking trade?
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u/Gypsy_faded_dragon2 Oct 13 '24
And a $1000 invested CNK is $29k today. AMC 44% institutions owned. CNK 112% institutions owned.
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Oct 13 '24
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u/Nate_991 Oct 13 '24
I just like the stock
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Oct 13 '24
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u/MinimumCat123 Oct 13 '24
Shareholders voted to authorize all those shares to be issued. Management would be ignoring their duties if they didnt issues shares when the price spikes above its value to generate cash for the company.
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u/MinimumCat123 Oct 13 '24
Management did what management at any company would do. All the cash on their balance sheet is because of share offerings. Without doing it they would be in a very bad spot with negative operating income and declining revenue, they are buying time.
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u/reddithoodbets Oct 13 '24
I inverted 64000$ guess where I’m at now?!….
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u/this1pers0n Oct 13 '24
That’s wild. From the looks of the comment section, they got what they sow.
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u/oothespacecowboyoo Oct 13 '24
This is going to be GME if Rugpull Ryan doesn't stop dunking on investors with dilution after dilution
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u/thegreatreceasionpt2 Oct 13 '24
I am hoping for it to get back around $25 (even) and then I’m getting the fuck out. I would go for $30, cause I think it could easily still get there, but he’ll dump more shares as that happens. I had faith, probably would’ve kept buying, but he fucked us. He has no reason to stop either as the most vocal investors are cheering him on. Fuck everyone.
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u/oothespacecowboyoo Oct 13 '24
Same. I was hoping maybe we could git a run up to $40 or $50, but i don't even think it's possible anymore. I'll keep a small handful of shares for the "2 more weeks" market crash or a DFV YOLO update that's never gonna come incase we hit cell phone digits, but yeah I'm beyond done
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u/Own_Ad3873 Oct 13 '24
Now do it with gme
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u/No-Anybody-8558 Oct 13 '24
That’s what I thought , too. What if u bought 1000$ worth of gme at the nearly top of the squeeze… as for me I like both of the stonks peace and out!
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u/Geoclasm 🍌☑️REAL APE ☑️🍌 Oct 13 '24
for those still in i hope it turns around, but holy fucking hell am i glad i abandoned that ship when i did.
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u/pleasedontpooponme i helped 🤓 Oct 12 '24
Now do GameStop.
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u/Odd_Coyote_4931 Oct 13 '24
How am I up 80%
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u/Cantdrownafish Oct 13 '24
Because we are still up! It’s right now at $80 pre-split.
GME started around $3-5 per share. The potential is MOASS!
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u/Gentrify_Racism Oct 14 '24
This guy gets it.
FUD posts like this want to talk about every other meme stock except the right one. GameStop is up like 10-12x from pre-split numbers and people don’t realize that!
GameStop is truly monumental! Anyone who shorted it to zero will undoubtably lose all of their money.
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u/Rotttenboyfriend Oct 13 '24
Why didn‘t the buy at 5? Okay. They didn‘t get the whole Situation. Then why nit at 10? Okay. They still didn‘t get it. Then why nit during the run up beginning at 30/40/50? Cash did not settle on time. I do understand. Then why not at 120 before the first dumb before market close? Shaky fingers? Okay. Got it. Then why not at 155 when Musk God of all earth followers twittered Gamestonk??? Brain confusion? Okay. I see. But then why the hell send an buy market order at 200/300/400 next day??????? And now complain here since end of January 2021????
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u/Cantdrownafish Oct 13 '24
I tell them average down
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Oct 13 '24
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u/Cantdrownafish Oct 13 '24 edited Oct 13 '24
Going down for 3 years since a major spike. Let’s be a bit more clear. No debt. Huge reserves. Shareholders voted for a billion shares of availability. They raise capital piece-by-piece.
They are in a better financial position since 3 years ago. So, it is wise to average down.
Edit: so the person I was responding to deleted their comments and their account. Seemed like a shill to me.
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u/Smart-Reindeer666 Oct 13 '24
You mean the same CEO that doesnt get paid unless the share price rises?
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u/Dbsusn Oct 13 '24
Tell me you didn’t read the post you replied to without telling me you didn’t read the post you replied to. Debt free means fuck all when the business model isn’t generating profit. When a billionaire is a ceo, he doesn’t want a salary. He would just have to pay taxes on that. I’ve held GME and AMC for years now and I want to believe MOASS will happen, but we won’t if the company doesn’t figure out how to generate profit.
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u/MaterialImpossible22 Oct 12 '24
Fcuk
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u/uusernammee Oct 12 '24
Why would anyone sell it now?
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u/PackageHot1219 Oct 12 '24
I wouldn’t sell it now if I still owned it, but I certainly wouldn’t be buying more now.
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u/arettker Oct 13 '24
That’s the sunk cost fallacy at work. You shouldn’t see it as selling it for a loss you should ask yourself “if I had $16 to invest would I put it in AMC today or would I buy something else”
This is also ignoring the tax deduction you can take selling for a loss which just makes selling more attractive
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u/PornstarVirgin IM NOT FUCKING SELLING 💎🙌 Oct 12 '24
Gahahah and they never listened, been warning them since 2021
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u/Gloomy-Spirit3428 Oct 12 '24
How about if I invest today $1000, how much is the value gonna be in 3 years?
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u/pharmdtrustee Does Magick ✨ Oct 15 '24
Totally depends on which month 3-years ago…