Probably meant the day before that. It opened around $88.

Difference is he got in at $4 vs all these plebs buying for hundreds

People getting in late should only gamble what they're willing to lose. At this point all the WSB retards already made bank and they might be looking to exit once demand tapers off. Latecomers will be stuck holding the bag. GME is not worth more than 2 digits per share at best unless they turn the company around. This reminds me of the last buttcoin peak when even Taxi Drivers were getting in on the action. Not long afterwards it crashed again until recently.

What point is there to make? The short squeeze already happened long ago (few days seems like forever with these gains ) and the hedge funds already lost tens of billions shorting GME. Now they're piling on again at a higher position betting it'll go down, which it eventually will. The only question is if latecomers will be stuck holding the bag when that happens as what happened when the last buttcoin bubble burst. I initially got into GME at around $40 so you have nothing to say that's new to me.

Looks like they're starting to crack down on retail demand.

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/you-can-n...uts-down-buying

It's not even technically possible to replicate this on Bursa. There's a bunch of high IQ individuals in that reddit thread whining about price drops whenever earnings are announced Also GME ground

Without RH retards to prop up the price, is this the end of this rocket ride?

$132 ggbois. Hope everybody got out intact

Good weed bro.

Not legal in the US and that's why they won't take US clients. Also eToro blocked it because Citadel Securities, their liquidity provider, said no more WSB meme stocks. It's also why TDA, IKBR, RH and the rest stopped accepting new positions. eToro was just slow because they still had stock or something, not sure how these things work but effectively an hour ago, eToro did the same thing. From my discord post to my corpmates cuz lazy rehash it again:



Actually went googling around for more info and the retards have edited the wiki post on Citadel which is hilarious

This post has been edited by red streak: Jan 29 2021, 02:51 AM

Only if you're one of those facebook boomers.

They're the ones posting useless crap that don't mean anything and have no effect or go around asking if they should follow the rest of the sheeple by posting it.

Webull is the best out of the 3 for daytraders because it gives you pre-market and after-hours but it does not have fractional trading. It also has the highest deposit and withdrawal fees by far so it's not really for small traders. For the same amounts you'd be spending on Webull to make it worth it, you're better off going with IKBR or TDA. eToro is the easiest to get into and they allow instant deposits and cheap withdrawals. The only issue is the minimum trade amounts for shares ($50) but in return you get access to fractional shares. T212 is nice too but you need a valid passport just to verify your account. They also allow deposits with credit/debit cards.

This post has been edited by red streak: Jan 30 2021, 04:06 PM

You can't get US ETFs on T212 anymore, at least not for the invest account which is why I stuck with eToro. You can still get it with CFDs but meh I'd prefer the real deal.

GME ground again

I already warned the latecomers In a goliath vs goliath fight, only the small fries get squashed.

Great time to buy

All in bois once the trade halt stops

That's not even remotely true. More than half of the short positions have already cleared out. You're assuming they're still invested and that the old short % is anywhere near accurate, protip: it's not. That data was already weeks out of date when it was released. You're basing your faulty assumption on weeks old data. Right now nobody knows what the exact percentage is at but the current data by S3 Partners shows that the short positions have reduced to slightly more than 50%, a massive drop from the 140% at its ATH. They wouldn't be able to reduce that if there were no shares available. The fact is there are plenty of shares going around for them to clear their positions, especially now that the smarter people are taking profits and passing the risk around to the latecomers who are all #holdmeimscared and diamond-handing their double digit losses since they have no chance of getting out intact.



The shorts have already gotten out. No squeeze is happening. The long HFs are finally cashing out which led to the massive drop as they unload billions worth of shares. I'm afraid anyone who is still in at this point is a chump holding the bag while others laugh their way to the bank.

Depends on whether the retards at WSB can influence another pump and dump or not. Too many normies got burned on GME and now they're crying out foul

Moon tonight and then mars