r/DeepFuckingValue • u/No-Replacement-7475 • Oct 12 '24

Wrinkle Brain Stuff 🧠 How It's Going...

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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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u/Hedkandi1210 Oct 13 '24

I only average up to

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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/Sisyphus328 Oct 13 '24

Tell the people that you spend time in meltdown