Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

Also, check out my bitchin new water glass I did not need at all

 

There's really only one example that I need. Shorts haven't closed yet.

Also housing bubble 2.0

Also threat of nuclear war (highly unlikely, but more possible at this very moment than in decades)

Also inflation

Also money inevitably gonna have to stop going brrr

 

AMC isn’t going to disrupt the global economy. Let it go

 

How the hell am I supposed to find the kitchen if there's no "Gather" sign?

 

That is correct, popcorn stock capitulated to the hedge funds early on with share issuance.

 

Use your nose

 

I can picture that kitchen in my mind and it makes me want to start hitting things with a hammer

 

The rest I won't bother with (it's not a housing bubble ), but the Japanese Yen wants a word with you about this.

 

I love you.

 

ALL SIGN MAKERS ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO SHIFT PRODUCTION CAPABILITIES TO PRODUCTS USEFUL TO THE WAR EFFORT IN ANTARCTICA

 

The Japenese don't treat houses as assets. Completely different monetary and social policies with regards to real estate.

And yes, bubble.

 

Will it pop or deflate?

 

You skipped the most important one though. Shorts haven't closed.

 

It will be washed away in a typhoon most likely, as generally happens every generation or so.

Oh, ours... Guess we'll wait and see.

I don't know anybody outside of white flight Californians who can afford $600k 3/2 1600 sq ft houses in Reno suburbs though.

 

Unless…….







they did?

 

If they did, why have they been reminding us about it in the media every single day for over a year? If it's a non-issue and we're all that stupid, just quietly figure out a way to exploit that.

Negative meme stonk news = stop FOMO for the love of god it's over PLEASE DON"T BUY THESE

 

Because they like to run it up to 190 and short it again. Lots of money to be made from 190 down to 80

 

Shut up lol. You know exactly why it's doing that. You listen to me rant in the other chat

 

Remember when it used to be buy at $150, sell at $180? I miss the good old days.