QUOTE(lurkingaround @ Feb 4 2021 @ 12:23 PM)
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Today, GME share price closed at US$92 - a price likely set by the HF/MF manipulators to sell their US$10 GME shares bought a few months ago, at US$90 = profits of 900% for the HF/MF.
Similar to how MLM scams eventually die out when they run out of numbers in recruiting new gullible investors after 1 to 2 years in operation = the MLM masterminds disappear and abscond with the $ millions collected from those who bought in late or last, to start a new MLM scam a few years later(most gullible folks have short memory); ....
... Share scams, like the likely Gamestonk/short-squeeze scam, often eventually die out or Game Over, with the share price dropping down back to earth from its peak prices(eg GME share price will likely drop down to about US$10 from its peak of US$478 last week) when the scams run out of gullible Retail investors willing to buy the share at high prices, eg around US$90 for GME share = the HF/MF masterminds will then move on to later manipulate another company share or commodity or foreign currency or etc with a new scam.
OTOH, if there remains many gullible Retail investors willing to buy GME shares at US$90, then this high price will stay for awhile, maybe for a few weeks.
....... But Gamestop Corp has little fundamentals as a profitable business = it may even go bankrupt = the high price of US$90 per GME share is not sustainable in the long run, ie after all the HF/MF have sold off all their GME shares at huge US$ billion profits and the hype at r/Wallstreetbets has become stale news, eg in March 2021.
P S - Note that the HF/MF and others have also made huge profits by short-selling GME shares at about US$300 last Friday and this Monday.
Caveat Emptor or Buyers Beware.! .
QUOTE(IntimaBoy @ Feb 4 2021, 10:33 PM)
Hmm Mark Cuban did a Q&A yesterday at the WSB reddit if not mistaken and told them to hold because the squeeze is yet to come and GME is likely to come out fundamentally better after this.
And here you're saying its a scam. Unless you're some kind of legendary trader or bigshot, nobody will take you seriously.
QUOTE(lurkingaround @ Feb 4 2021 @ 11:13 PM)
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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/am...d-b1794489.html - Billionaire Mark Cuban says he has ‘hedged the heck’ out of his portfolio amid worries over GameStop market war - 6 days ago = Saturday, 30 Jan 2021
= Seems Mark Cuban did not hold his GME/Gamestop shares, ie he cashed out all his GME shares at >US$300 by Friday, 29 Jan 2021, but was yesterday telling r/Wallstreetbets' Retail investors to hold their GME shares at around US$90. Isn't that hypocrisy.?
Should we believe/trust the words of a Hedgie, ie Mark Cuban or Elon Musk.? For crying loud, he is a billionaire, not the usual Retail investors.
Today, at 10am NY time, GME share price was around US$83.
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QUOTE(IntimaBoy @ Feb 4 2021, 11:24 PM)
Maybe he knows the price will drop temporarily and he perhaps wanted to sell and make a profit first, then buy again when it drops.
If he cash out already and not planning to care about the stock, it doesn't make sense for him to tell ppl to continue holding. Unless he got ties with these HF and brokerages.
In his Q&A he also answered other questions regarding stock behavior, GME upper management, etc.
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https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hedgefund.asp"Legally, hedge funds are most often set up as private investment limited partnerships that are open to a limited number of accredited investors and require a large initial minimum investment. Investments in hedge funds are illiquid as they often require investors to keep their money in the fund for at least one year, a time known as the lock-up period. Withdrawals may also only happen at certain intervals such as quarterly or bi-annually. " = Most Hedge-Fund investors are billionaires and millionaires, eg Mark Cuban and Elon Musk, ie not ordinary Retail investors. It is foolish for Retail investors to believe/trust in them or HF investors about holding GME shares at the price of >US$90.
Seems you are one of those scam victims holding GME shares at a price of >US$200 that were bought last week = have been left holding the bag of BIG losses.
Today, GME share price closed at US$53.
GME share price was about US$20 at the beginning of Jan 2021. Do you think it will shoot up again to > the peak price of US$478 that was reached last Wednesday, 27 Jan 2021.? I doubt it.
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This post has been edited by lurkingaround: Feb 5 2021, 10:32 AM