Elucidate? What are you, a famous sci-fi author or somethin'?On the one hand, the topic involves Sue and math so xe is probably wrong, but the other side is NoBacon and he can't elucidate his position. GAY

Elucidate? What are you, a famous sci-fi author or somethin'?On the one hand, the topic involves Sue and math so xe is probably wrong, but the other side is NoBacon and he can't elucidate his position. GAY
Women can't mathI had a long response typed out but realized there's multiple pages so you've likely been called a retard several times.
This is all wrong lmao. Are you just making shit up? That one hedge fund had to be bailed out due to options fees and short interest.
I had a long response typed out but realized there's multiple pages so you've likely been called a retard several times.
This is all wrong lmao. Are you just making shit up? That one hedge fund had to be bailed out due to options fees and short interest.
NoBacon posts the gayest thread of his life and @Sue Lightning still manages to be the biggest faggot in it.
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Zoomer scum.
People have sort of posited this but it could never happen. Boardgame nerds champion small gaming stores and its how they stay open. They have dedicated spaces for tournaments and etc. So even if Gamestop did that (which would cost them a lot of money) it’s unknown if consumers would even be interested in it.I actually think GameStop should focus on all things gaming. Do some Magic The Gathering, Board Games, and try to become more of a meeting center to go against the retail trend of online. Board gamers and Magic players need to play offline. There are more board games than ever, and they can still cater to video gamers who want physical. They could charge a fee to reserve nice game tables with some cool tech in them, hold tournaments, etc.
Yeah that one hedge fund, the one thats not the boogeyman of GME apes. That would be Citadel which made record profits through GME’s squeeze. Obviously small or extremely over exposed hedge funds would need to be bailed out but not the 1% boogeyman the apes refer to. This has all been worked out through like 3 years of live posting so if i’m getting shit wrong it’s because i’m pulling from 3 year old info.I had a long response typed out but realized there's multiple pages so you've likely been called a retard several times.
This is all wrong lmao. Are you just making shit up? That one hedge fund had to be bailed out due to options fees and short interest.
Yeah that one hedge fund, the one thats not the boogeyman of GME apes. That would be Citadel which made record profits through GME’s squeeze. Obviously small or extremely over exposed hedge funds would need to be bailed out but not the 1% boogeyman the apes refer to. This has all been worked out through like 3 years of live posting so if i’m getting shit wrong it’s because i’m pulling from 3 year old info.
Yes but what that number doesn’t tell you is who owns what % of the float. If 10% is owned by just small people, they are fucked and WILL get margin called. If 10% is owned by small hedge funds, they are fucked and WILL get margin called. If that last 5% is in a company like Citadel they are completely fine. Well…they’ll lose money, but they won’t need to be bailed out or something.“Just one hedge fund”
“Small or overexposed ones”
*25% of the float is short interest*
You have less than zero credibility on any topic, much less one as complex as finance with how much basic stuff you get wrong about literally everything. You having "followed" something for any length of time means jack shit. You've presumably been following pat since that started, yet you are always getting stuff wrong. Simple, hilariously unbelievable-yet-true things. Lets not delve into all the innumerable bad takes and blatantly untrue things you've spewed about more serious topics. I don't doubt that buying Gamestock shares is a bad idea, but I would believe literally anyone (including NB) before you.
And thats fine because you’re right, I do get shit wrong. But anybody wanting to prove me wrong on this specific subject would look it up for themselves and see the position i’m taking is the truth, regardless of if my math or small statements are wrong.You have less than zero credibility on any topic, much less one as complex as finance with how much basic stuff you get wrong about literally everything. You having "followed" something for any length of time means jack shit. You've presumably been following pat since that started, yet you are always getting stuff wrong. Simple, hilariously unbelievable-yet-true things. Lets not delve into all the innumerable bad takes and blatantly untrue things you've spewed about more serious topics. I don't doubt that buying Gamestock shares is a bad idea, but I would believe literally anyone (including NB) before you.
They'd have to do market research for sure but there is great overlap in the audiences. Slay the Spire just came out with a board game version and it's pretty dumb that you can't buy it at GameStop. Easy sale to video gamers.People have sort of posited this but it could never happen. Boardgame nerds champion small gaming stores and its how they stay open. They have dedicated spaces for tournaments and etc. So even if Gamestop did that (which would cost them a lot of money) it’s unknown if consumers would even be interested in it.
Yeah that wasn't very Christian of him, I'd say.I agree with the sentiment but I don’t like the tone at the end there, sir.