Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

1 trillion $$

 

getting all kinds of hits...haha...
pretty sure this is the best thread on TW.

 

If I put $16K into GME it will get me another 72 shares. That would bring my share count to 108. It would also up my cost basis from $160 to over $200. So, 100 shares or 24K shares. I still don't think GME breaks $500 but I'm not sure GTii breaks $10. That's a 2.5x return on GME or a 7.5x return on GTii. Thanks for steering me clear of GME. lol

 

It's all because of the whackjobs that decided to sit and bullshit for a while.

 

gaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

 

Wait wait wait. @theesotericone if you're so confident $500 is the upper limit, why don't you short it? Buy some $400P's a 6 months or a year out!

 

did you do any math to come to those potential highs? or are they your speculation?

 

That’s my birthday. Can confirm. Am alien.

 

Hey! Banana man!

 

Shh. You’ll spook it

 

Those bananas can’t be afraid of anything after the day they had

 

He's our resident realist options gambler.

Does decent with options, and can figure out how to manage a 26' beam in a weird scenario.

Also he's going to build my house when I'm a billionaire and his limits hit at $500

 

lol

to the moon

 

Could have sworn it was 28’, don’t short him 2 feet. It was 12’ when he told the story 3 years ago

 

Speculation for sure. Charting and math on MEME stocks is pointless. lol

 

Damn, now I can't remember if it was 26 or 28

How long was the beam pinecone?

@Iwilltaco I think you were right, I think it was 28'

 

i got excited and bought on the way down
still lowered my basis though...so i guess there's that.
I'm encouraged by the digital divy...prob see some action once that gets sorted out and implemented.

 

My limits are set at $399.99. lol

I also might have enough cash on hand to pick up both GTii and GME. Or I could do the smart thing and leave it cash until I get back from my trip. I'm going to be out of cell service for all of next week. lol

 

So fun fact, the DTCC put "Meme" stock in one of their official publications today. If I was any one of the "meme" companies, I'd be absolutely furious that a regulating entity is comparing my business to some internet fad. A lot of these poor CEOs are just along for the ride. They didn't want any of this to happen to their businesses, and I'm guessing the wild stock fluctuations are really screwing with their long term forecasting and operations.

 

Ummm, how much money did AMC get from it's MEME status? It's huge for these companies.