So do the people left holding the bucket start complaining about the dangers of market manipulation in the internet and the need to throw these people behind bars? :lol

After hours for GME is a bit ugly... another 20+% down at one point but about 15% now... stay safe everyone

Note on the put option.

The IV is still insanely jacked on GME.

You will still lose premium even as the stock price itself crashes down.

My put spread is worth less today than it was last week. Expect to see both side of the the option chain crashing down in value with the stock.

If it’s seems easy money. It’s most likely a trap. GME is going to be a painful lesson for all those that are just in it for the money that join last week...

Lots of ladder shorting.. what an ugly day.

EFF-1 knew the risks and was okay with it. But for everyone else who is new to trading and is reading this thread - do not do this.

Rich buddy tells you how much profit he's made on X stock, by the time you hear about it, it's more often than not too late for you to go and buy that stock. If anything, if it's not a hype stock (ie. VERY), I would just put it on my watch list, do my DD (due diligence) and wait for a significantly lower price.

I'm no expert or anything and this isn't financial advise. But I've seen many friends, myself included, when we were ultra newbs at the stock market that purchased a stock by listening to a rich friend and got fucked. Like entry at $8 to exit $3 (one guy exited at $1.00) kind of fucked. Bag holding is not the way to go

I'm in the same boat, let's hope for the best!

GME bounced back once on one dip so far......that wasn't expected to me

the ultimate gamble is if you're thinking its gonna dip $150 and boost to $250 in matter of hours a 2nd time

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LOL the first ad I see on Reddit.. damage control


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To me it looks like it's not even close to being over; they're trying to mitigate complete disaster. If all the shorts were covered, the volume should be pretty easy to keep track of. Reddit is making them hold on and pretend things are fine, let's see who has the most patience LUL

I have a friend who missed the early wave and bought before the weekend at under $300. He didn't mention anything yesterday but I hope he cashed out when it was $325 because it's very ugly right now and I just don't see it bouncing back up.

not looking good this morning....the lows keep getting lower.

i find that usually i find out about these things when things are still going up, and i usually don't get caught up in it but i did here. when i got in i had ample opportunity to get out with a tidy profit but then greed kicks in. oh well, lesson learned.

Mark Cuban goes live. GME starts climbing and they halt the trading, killing momentum. Too much manipulation.

Yikes for this guy

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i get the feeling that this is not uncommon. some ppl believed so hard they prob did stupid things like take out massive loans

Another news org not bothering to verify anything before posting stuff that's easily checked as false. If nothing else GME has been good at showing who to ignore.

https://markets.businessinsider.com/...1-2-1030028701

Lots of paper hands today.

This is why it pays to go long as a retail investor. If you're not first, you're last.

The rockets for GME are coming back to earth.

AMZN beats and Bezos steps down as CEO to executive chairman in Q3.

^ Reminds me of Bill Gates ... at some time, founder should step down and do other things.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/amazo...211421791.html

Should've linked the article earlier.

^ yup, once you are swimming in billions, something clicks inside and I think you start thinking how I can leave a positive legacy of some sort like environment, alleviate poverty, health and eradicating disease, education for the developing countries, clean water, etc.

I actually like how some of the wealthiest people in the world has pledged to give away like 50% of their wealth away. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Giving_Pledge

Well ouch for AMC, I hope it bounces back a little...

Not really sure why it would... the long term targets for AMC range between $1.00 and $5.00ish depending on the analyst.

-Mark