This was my impression as well. He bought a fuckton of calls, and the stock peaked a day or two later and then collapsed...Isn't he FUBAR on those calls?
Hopefully he sold some to bank profits? Would be nice to see his F13s I think he used his earlier LUCK to count toward his HUBRIS. Well, you see here how that never ends well. That last podcast was kind of embarrassing. Even his old fans got mad. Ironically, he is a CFA charterholder, yet seems to have violated all the rules of a charterholder. But that said, the golden designation has lost its standards recently anyhow. Now the modules are no longer written by legit Ph.Ds in Finance/Economics. It's a lot of D.E.I. sub-par authors writing a lot of very poor and propagandist woke-content. Much of the mathematics has been replaced by feminist (ethics) and other woke content that has nothing to do with finance now. This is something that's been getting a lot of past graduates upset as it really demeans their prior effort in graduating. CFA was HARDER to pass than the bar exam for lawyers. Something that is no longer the case. Now the designation is not just watered-down and woke, but for some reason the institution has jacked up the prices to get it as well.
Today, a repeat of Tuesday: GME: up 6.8% BTC: down -5.8% SPX: down -1.7% Hey, I told you so, a week ago... Why the move today, you may ask? Because Roaring Kitty (our true Satoshi) made a post and moved the stock. And BTC went down with the market, because it is NOT a diversification. That simple... https://www.investopedia.com/roarin...stop-and-other-meme-stocks-get-a-lift-8707754 KEY TAKEAWAYS "Roaring Kitty," the figurehead of the meme stock craze, returned to posting on X on Friday, sending shares of GameStop and other meme stocks higher. The characteristically cryptic post from Roaring Kitty may have led some to speculate he was going back to investing in GameStop. The video game retailer reports earnings on Tuesday. Analysts see its revenue falling and loss widening "Some may have read the post, an edited still from the movie "Toy Story 2," as a message that Gill was dropping his investment in online pet retailer Chewy (CHWY), which he owned more than 6% of in early July, and switching back to GameStop. Chewy shares fell about 3% before recovering. Shares of AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC), another meme favorite, were also rising late Friday."
Be thankful to Roaring Kitty. For he provides trading opportunities. Always look for opportunities. And not problems.
So it's one man's manipulation, that simple. Everyone knows GME would have gone out of business by now had it not been for Gill and his minions. But what I don't understand is you obviously don't like BTC fetish, but you don't find GME fetish objectionable. What say you to that, Mr. Hypocrite?
Hey, you told us "in one year." That is literally the title of this thread. So come back in one year and revive this thread. You get no credit for one week.
No one cares about ash or your head. Venmo us money if you are wrong. GME down after hours so I am now taking more of an interest to this.