I cashed out a couple weeks ago but then bought back in when it dipped under $100 recently. Holding onto a few shares just in case the cultists are right and the squeeze happens.
i saw a culminative DD that had to be a phonebook's worth of reading if you went into the links.. joke is apparently on us for not wanting to read War and Peace GME edition
I held GME late. Lost a bit, but nothing huge, then I must've sold at like rock bottom 3 days before it shot back up. Spoiler fuck
Just looked and GME is up 40% to $193? Lol what is that about? Squeeze stuff or that guy from Chewy they hired?
Yeah I think FUBO broke him. But also at the same time I’m wondering if I’ll be able to get it for my next $12 soon
Mark Paul Gosselaar? Sorry not familiar with how he's related to stocks. Assumed it was a meme account.
Its a trader that post under a Zack Morris account. I don’t think he has publicly shared he’s identity.
Send me your social security number and a copy of your drivers license and I’ll take care of it for you.
$MSTO is going nuts. I saw this on twitter when it first took off and got to 0.012 and dropped back to 0.0105. I thought about buying in and was like Naw missed that rocket ship. It has now hit 0.0180 20 mins later.
The problem is the suckers who will buy it at $60 waiting for the next time to happen only to find that it never happens again and they overpaid for a $5 stock.
I'm not a GME stan by any means, but this kind of take is just plain wrong. The thing that r/WSB has been hoping for--that Ryan Cohen will lead a digital transformation of GME--was announced by GME's board yesterday, so they're being proven right. The stock price falling to $5 is less likely than it staying in the triple digits
The same thing was suggested of AMC and it isn’t doing jack. I just think people need to be cautious with meme stocks moreso than usual because their prices are more driven by non traditional factors.
Not really. Just because AMC was also a meme stock doesn't mean it was viewed with the same potential. GME was always the play because of its short interest, its fundamentals, and because of Ryan Cohen joining the board. AMC simply had a similar level of short interest but hasn't had any similar disruptive leadership change AFAIK This is all based on casual perusing r/WSB and talking to a buddy who is a firm believer. He made $1.6m in the first run up, sold, then put $250k back into it last week under the firm belief it'll hit $500+. He's done his homework and been right all along while I've watched on the sidelines, so I'm starting to come around to his view of things
I’m finding that the key to success in penny stocks is to follow user Wendel Clark ’s posts. When he’s all in on something, avoid it. And when he’s indecisive about something, buy it all.
So frustrating. I’m still all the way YOLO’d in LTNC. Was in at 0.0239 sold this morning at 0.0290. Bought back in at 0.0270
must have been someone else, haven't looked into that one currently diving into kmph and trying to figure out whether I want to keep adding to a longterm hold and getting the brain poisoning I promised myself i'd get out of all of this
Purple is a long hold, they are in phase1/2 on their two main drugs. Seen PT of $25 with good results from the next phases. Company is losing money for the foreseeable future though which is not good when the market corrects itself. I have 800 shares at $3.75