GME getting FUCKED :-)
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Petition to delist Gamestop down to the pink sheets.

We were having a nice orderly rotation, then this dumb thing 5x's in an hour so of trading and the whole market sells off hard again. :-)
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The best stonk I've had in the last year was VIAC.

Invest in real companies.
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PLUG is hurting me. I am still up 250 percent on it but not 500 percent like at the peak. Long hold for me.
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Switch to silicone?
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Some guy on Reddit tried to buy $50k worth of GME at close but fat-fingered it and bought GMED instead.

https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetb...of_gme_before/

:-)
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He's up 8% :-)
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CCIV people...apparently the recent drop is from a coordinated hedgie short.

Reddit group coming together to defend.

https://www.reddit.com/r/CCIV/commen...m_source=share
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Best comment

"If he's in, I'm in"

Lmao
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The estimated amount of GME stock required to cover option expiration above an $80 strike price tomorrow is 5 to 7 million shares. If it's over $100 it's closer to 15 million.


The big boys better start pounding the price.


The problem is there are only about 30 million shares in play. That's why GME is SO different from AMC.



This is going to be fun to watch.


No dog in this race, but I'll be watching every move.
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Where are you getting this information?
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Look at Open Interest for the Strike Prices tomorrow.

Above $80 strike to $95 and from $100 and all else
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Advisors. They got this specific info from the options world. It's all public info if you know where to look. I rely on them for a lot of things, but not GME. This was just an inquiry I made.


Chicago Board of Trade, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, etc.. are a good source of option info.
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Multiply open interest by 100 as each option represents 100 shares.
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Yeah I hope it's as successful as their (coordinated and voted upon) BOOR stock pump (massive eyeroll)
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