Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

This guy: https://old.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/wrwhff/putting_this_to_bed_rc_was_an_insider/
seems to think it's a CYA move because he's an inside by virtue of his access to information

 

Ok so then he keeps all his money. This was not some genius move to bolster the company (that's now going to file for bankruptcy). This was a well orchestrated pump and dump designed to transfer money from the RC Cola drinkers to his coffers.
The same thing is going on with GME but it's a longer con.
Did I get that right?

 

He didn't even make that much though, which is weird. $68m. His net worth is $3b or so. So 2% of his net worth? Gotta be something else going on behind the scenes.

 

takes the money and REBUYS...cycles it to mine cash...

 

BBBY AH's. lol

 

Now you cursed BBIG

 

Cursed? It's a fact. What did I say this AM? $1.50 is the level they'll pin it under.

 

Could only afford 9.8% of the company... so he pumps it, then dumps it just to buy back in with 19% from the profits

 

If it weren't all a facade of bullshit WHY would $Gme drop AND $amc drop...RC has ZILCH involvement in the $amc stuff

 

Or he was the only one selling

 

He sold on the 16th and 17th with BBBY, but he didnt sell any GME. No reason for GME to go down, also BBBY ran up on the 16th and 17th when he was selling. So Ryan selling had little effect on the actual stock price.

 

We should have all bought BBLG instead of BBiG

 

Look at the volume over the last couple days. RC's sell had zip, zero, zilch to do with the price dropping.

 

1.2bish shares since Aug 5th traded. His 9m is a drop

 

Sure it didn't. Whatever helps you sleep at night. lol

 

Your missing the point. His selling lead to retail selling. What's inflow and outflow say? I'm betting it says there was more outflow from yesterday when it was rumored through late today when it was confirmed.

 

???? Seriously, look at the volume. A couple days ago the entire float traded before noon. Him selling has zero impact on the price. It's HFT deciding how/when to dump it.

 

Again, retails orders are largely internalized, they don't hit the open market. More-so on the sell than the buy they might go lit, but retail had nothing to do with this.

 

Some of you.....not mentioning any names, have way too much faith in any part of this system being transparent or un-manipulated