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$450 now. This truly is insane.
Through $370 pre market now on GME
Can't believe it. How does it have this momentum still.
Fomo.
I'm the same position.
Bought 2 shares for a laugh at 300, probably going to close at open today and run away with my profits.
Paper hand signing out, sorry boiz.
Alternately may just take out my initial investment.
A few k is a lot to me personally so it would be enough to make me happy.
I should probably not bother with stocks anymore. Looks like I'm completely wrong on this one
I see on WSB discord, nordnet also won;t let people buy GME
I reckon these retail investor platforms realise they loaned all peoples GME shares to melvin and if melvin goes bankrupt they lose a ton of money?
would that even be legal to protect their interest over the customers?
I wish i knew about this 2-3 days ago, it's far too late as it's way overpriced and the only sensible thing is to short in the coming days.
I wish people would think as well, this is going to hurt GAME big time when the shares crashes because everyone is scrambling to sell. If i was working for GAME i'd be very worried about my future.
I see they say there might be a delay, but not that you can't sell or buy any more.t212 have put GME in reduce only mode.....
I see they say there might be a delay, but not that you can't sell or buy any more.
I sure hope they get their **** together. All great the price is sky rocketing, but if you can't sell it means nothing.
The only silver lining is that it'll prevent panic selling from t212 users.
I wish i knew about this 2-3 days ago, it's far too late as it's way overpriced and the only sensible thing is to short in the coming days.
I wish people would think as well, this is going to hurt GAME big time when the shares crashes because everyone is scrambling to sell. If i was working for GAME i'd be very worried about my future.
It's worth watching this to understand why some people thought it wasn't actually going to dieIt was a failing business slowly being run down.
It might be their life line to survival though if they sell their own shares and reinvest in the company, but their history and market is grim.
When people say "Friday" for the short call when exactly on Friday, at opening or closing or what? In a stock this volatile 5 seconds can mean the difference between getting out alive and eating super noodles for the next 5 years.
(To be clear I'm not holding any GME)