Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

$100k minimum if I had any sort of educated guess. I'm not going to have most of my shares still at $100k, but I think it'll hit that. It'll probably spike in the high $100's low mm's before it really gets shut down.

Even the "diamond hands" are gonna sell when it's like $20k a share and they realize they're multi-millionaires with their 100 shares.

 

Shit dude now you got me wanting to buy more. I wanted to be done buying dips.

 

If we all voted for Sherman, how did they appoint a new ceo....?
@kairo

 

Best piece of advice is to not risk any more than you are willing to lose. I started with a few hundred bucks and have slowly added a couple hundred here and there over time as I got more comfortable. There is no sure way to come out on top. Do the research and the plays will become evident.

 

Internal management shift. Sherman was on the vote to remain in the company / on the board. He was ousted as CEO pending an interim or permanent hire, which happened today. Also if they keep him around he cant sell shares under contract, so it keeps the float locked up.

Why do I know more about this companies internal operations than my own job?

 

Where were going, we won't need jobs.

 

Probably because you plan on making more money from this than your real job

 

That's......that's 100% accurate.

 

Because you haven't been drinking the Kool-Aid. You've been funneling it.

 

lol. Well, enough education can't be a bad thing I suppose.

 

You know how when you study real hard for a test, and you know the material front and back, upside down, and walk into the exam with 0 doubt you're going to ace it?

That's my GME feeling. I got this shit.


Federal .gov: hahahahaha, NOPE. Fuck you peasant. Enjoy your negotiated $399 a share.

 

I will.

I took a biology mid-term in high school. Mostly genetics stuff. I know that shit and know it well. I was beyond prepared. No doubt in my mind I'd ace it with 100% or better. I sat down. Wrote down my name and started. Question after question was answered correctly. Then I handed it in.

Turns out there was a little trick to this mid-term. Under the directions was a line to fill in your name then stop. I didn't see that little trick. It cost me 10% on my grade. I'm sure you know a lot more then most about GME. The real question you need to figure out is what trick are you missing.

 

I mean, 2008 happened. A few people got rich, and most everybody else got screwed. The .gov either knew and did nothing, or they didn't know and were incompetent.

What's really going to have changed in that amount of time?

There's still junk bonds. There's still naked short selling, nobody went to jail the first time, nobody's going to go to jail this time. The political contributions keep flowing.

So maybe a few of us poors actually get some money. Insignificant next to the fact that these assholes are going to collapse the financial markets again out of their own greed, because they've done it over and over again and so far haven't had any consequences for it. If anything, it's great for them. Rape and pillage for 10 years or so, let it all collapse, buy everything cheap, and do it all over again.

 

That sounds like something my mom would share on facebook. But that's why you read everything. And I read. A lot.

 

You should ask her if she knows Mr. Allen. High school biology teacher in Randolph, NJ. That dude taught me a lot about science but he taught me way more about taking things at face value.

 

And apparently to make sure you read and understand everything you possibly can before you commit to something, whether a test or an investment.

 

My highschool Biology teacher's name was Mr. Serwold. Weird fucking name. He was also the varsity golf coach. Odd fellow. Had fun playing varsity golf, only learned that the mitochondria was the powerhouse of the cell in biology.