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I'll keep it short.
- GameStop stock has been hovering at $5-15 in last 2 years. They're a boring game retailer on the decline due to ecommerce.
- Earlier in 2020, Gamestop made a major transformation announcement to shutter their stores and go full into esports/online gaming scene. All new board of directors.
- Enter reddit's r/wallstreetbets. It's an army of retail day traders.. but in millions.
- Some dude posted the stock will go up due to above news. It gained traction in early January.
- The army of idiots skyrocketed the GME to $50, 70, 100 in a WEEK just LAST WEEK (mid-Jan 2021).
- Enter Citron - a short-seller firm. Citron sh*ts on GME (and they make $$ in return). That's what they do. They shorted Nio, Tsla, etc, last year.
- The reddit Robinhood army goes apesh*t and fights the 'corrupted establishment of legalized profiteering' and SKYROCKETS the stock even more.
- So it's no longer about GME; but reddit's wallstreetbets (WSB) vs short seller firms.
- WSB even disrupted the Citron's live stream and they had to cancel it.
- Well today, it went up $150 (LOL). Aftermarket is trading at $250 now.
- This hits mainstream news - Bloomberg, Fox Business, Mad Money, etc. Today Elon tweeted on it.\
- It looks like it's no longer about GameStop; but waging a battle against the 'establishment' (hedgefund, fund mgrs, etc) vs Reddit Robinhood idiots that are 10M strong.
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